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“I smile with who I have, how I have them in my life, and how I have learnt to see the difference amongst both the scenarios to unequivocally understand that none is any less.”

Book:DO WE MAKE FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL?

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“From what I understand, signora, the Quakers, who are also known as Friends, are a small group of devout people who worship in silence, believing no one person can interpret the word of the Lord but all have the Light of God in them. When it shines, whoever feels it may address others--- the Friends--- who gather for meetings. They believe that under the loving eyes of God the Father, all men and women are equal." "Equal? Men and women?" Rosamund could scarce believe it. "Men and women, the nobles and the poor, the gentry and the servants-- even those with dusky skins or cream. All the same." "And they worship in silence? How?" "By communing with God in their own way.”

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Book:The Chocolate Maker's Wife

Source: The Chocolate Maker's Wife

“One of the greatest tragedies in life is to lose your own sense of self and accept the version of you that is expected by everyone else.”

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Author:K.L. Toth

“Not every person shall know your life and yet, you may learn a tonne if you have your eyes and ears open. Sometimes, the most random conversations with the most seemingly unmatchable people can tutor you about your own self and life, provided you are open to listening and understanding what the other has to say.”

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Book:DO WE MAKE FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL?