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The intellect of man is forced to choose Perfection of the life or of the work.

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She bid me take love easy as the leaves grow on the tree But I being young and foolish with her would not agree.
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Florence Farr once said to me "If we could say to ourselves with sincerity 'this passing moment is as good as any I shall ever know ' we could die upon the instant and be united with God."
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Wine comes in at the mouth and love comes in at the eye that's all we shall know for truth before we grow old and die.
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