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“Anger causes anguish to the souls of all of those who experience the feeling as well as to those who are the recipients of this emotional explosion.”

Quote by L. Lionel Kendrick

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L. Lionel Kendrick

L. Lionel Kendrick, born in September 1931, is an accomplished author known for his works that span various genres. His writing is celebrated for its profound insights and unique narrative style. more

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