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“Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Bird thou never wert.”

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“Everytime I climbed the stairs, my heart lifted.”

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Source: Climbing the Stairs

“The human yearning for innocent pastime is a pathetic thing, come to think about it. It shows what a desperately grim thing life has become.”

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Book:The Haunted Bookshop by Morley Christopher Morley

Source: The Haunted Bookshop by Morley Christopher Morley

“Not a single Buddha, bodhisattva, or shengren in Europe, but in Asia: all philosophers and saints? What is that probability?”

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“The British call junzi a "gentleman," no surprise. The Americans have no gentlemen, so they translate junzi as "the superior man." The Germans have no gentlemen either, and "superior man" is reserved, so they call junzi an "edler" meaning a person of noble blood. To sum up, all Europeans call junzi anything but junzi, which is quite a scandal.”

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“The most useful virtues, for one who walked on, were flexibility and a willingness to improvise.”

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Book:Tess of the Road

Source: Tess of the Road

“I’m not saying don’t run—or walk, as you say—only that it sounds incomplete, as a life’s philosophy. I meant to prompt you to think further. What do you do when you get there?” “You don’t get there. You’re on the Road, and the Road goes ever on and on.”

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Book:Tess of the Road

Source: Tess of the Road

“I hated Alfred. He was a miserable, pious, tight-fisted king who distrusted me because I was no Christian, because I was a northerner, and because I had given him his kingdom back at Ethandun. And as reward he had given me Fifhaden. Bastard.”

Book:Lords of the North

Source: Lords of the North

“I'm in pain all the time,' I said, 'and if I gave into it then I'd do nothing.”

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Book:The Empty Throne

Source: The Empty Throne

“I could imagine Cnut sitting there and thinking that I must join him soon, and we would raise a horn of ale together. There is no pain in Valhalla, no sadness, no tears, no broken oaths.”

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Book:The Empty Throne

Source: The Empty Throne