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Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Kelsie B. Harder: So, if there's no God, who changes the

So, if there's no God, who changes the water? — Kelsie B. Harder

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Emil Zatopek: An athlete cannot run with money in his

An athlete cannot run with money in his pockets. He must run with hope in his heart and dreams in his head. — Emil Zatopek

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Stephen King: Hurt's a reason to change, but all the

Hurt's a reason to change, but all the hurt in the world don't change facts. — Stephen King

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Bob Ross: Within one hour of touching the brush to

Within one hour of touching the brush to canvas for the first time, my students have a total, complete painting. — Bob Ross

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Peter Drucker: Knowledge is power. In post-capitalism, power comes from

Knowledge is power. In post-capitalism, power comes from transmitting information to make it productive, not hiding it. — Peter Drucker

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Agona Apell: Some instincts are best left uncivilized

Some instincts are best left uncivilized — Agona Apell

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Mehmet Murat Ildan: You can't think well while people are around

You can't think well while people are around you! Best thoughts visit us in the twilight of solitude! — Mehmet Murat Ildan

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Tom Althouse: Theater is the crucible where we can create

Theater is the crucible where we can create the dynamics of life without suffering the flames of their combustion. — Tom Althouse

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By John Donahoe: Great leaders are never too proud to learn.

Great leaders are never too proud to learn. — John Donahoe

Crucible Act 4 Quotes By Kathleen Norris: The High Plains, the beginning of the desert

The High Plains, the beginning of the desert West, often act as a crucible for those who inhabit them. — Kathleen Norris