Wise or Otherwise by Thaddeus W. H. (Thaddeus William Henry) Leavitt;Lydia Leavitt
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* * * * * Twelve "good men and true", will, after mature deliberation, consign a man to the gallows. Twelve women, good and true, will, without any deliberation, send a woman to death by their venomous tongues. * * * * * There are a few people who would change their individuality for that of another. We might be willing to exchange positions, to exchange all that is apparent to the eyes of the world, but our inner consciousness, our memories, our thoughts, feelings and desires; all that is part and parcel of ourselves, we hold sacred. Some minds are so small that a favour weighs heavily upon them. * * * * * At times one is inclined to believe that even the gods are guilty of favouritism. * * * * * Some people's lives are like a flower, the more they are crushed, the sweeter the perfume they exhale. * * * * * There are some people who look so rigidly virtuous and repellant that it |
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