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Quote by Kate Langley Bosher

“Death is dreadfully personal, terribly important to oneself, and so unimportant to the rest of the world.”

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Kate Langley Bosher was an English novelist born on February 1, 1865, and died in 1932. Her works are known for their delicate emotional descriptions and profound social insights. more

“What puppets we humans are - what puppets! Born without permission, dying when it is neither pleasant nor convenient, we are made to march or crawl through life on the edge of a precipice from which at any moment we may be knocked over. And we're told we should believe the experience is a privilege!”

Life Should Believe Humans May Made Moments Born Dying Privilege Edges Pleasant March Permission Convenient Puppets Precipice Life On The Edge

Author:Kate Langley Bosher

“When there's love enough you can stand anything. When there isn't, you can stand nothing. Living together every day you find out a lot you didn't know, and love can't keep still. It's got to grow or die.”

Knows Stills Enough Together Dies Grows And Love Living Together

Book:MARY CARY

Source: MARY CARY

“There's nothing a man can stand so much of as praise.”

Men Praise

Author:Kate Langley Bosher

“As for opinions, if they're not pleasant they'd better be kept to yourself. I learned that early in life and forget it every day.”

Ifs Forget Opinion Pleasant Forget It

Book:MARY CARY

Source: MARY CARY

“A man would rather fail according to his own ideas than succeed according to another's.”

Men Ideas Failing Succeed

Author:Kate Langley Bosher

“Nothing shows the kind of fool you are as quick as your tongue.”

Kind Shows Talking Fool Speech Tongue

Author:Kate Langley Bosher

“All men are no more alike than all women, only aliker.”

Men

Author:Kate Langley Bosher

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