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John Cassis Quotes By Albert Finney: My dad was great. He was very droll,

My dad was great. He was very droll, very dry. — Albert Finney

John Cassis Quotes By Douglas Richards: And then - what? - you graduate from

And then - what? - you graduate from Alice to Frodo to Darth? — Douglas Richards

John Cassis Quotes By Balroop Singh: Realism is the light that shines between change

Realism is the light that shines between change and challenge. — Balroop Singh

John Cassis Quotes By Lao-Tzu: When people see some things as beautiful,other things

When people see some things as beautiful,
other things become ugly.
When people see some things as good,
other things become bad. — Lao-Tzu

John Cassis Quotes By Stephen Charnock: Sin endeavors to subject the blessed God to

Sin endeavors to subject the blessed God to the humor and lust of every person in the world — Stephen Charnock

John Cassis Quotes By Andi Jones: Mental energy is powerful. Direct its strength towards

Mental energy is powerful. Direct its strength towards our positive aspirations rather than empowering unsubstantiated fears. — Andi Jones

John Cassis Quotes By Mark Duplass: I have a Google alert for myself -

I have a Google alert for myself - it's pure vanity. — Mark Duplass

John Cassis Quotes By Elizabeth Ann Seton: Faith lifts the soul, Hope supports it, Experience

Faith lifts the soul, Hope supports it, Experience says it must and Love says ... let it be!. — Elizabeth Ann Seton

John Cassis Quotes By Ian Pattison: No one of these bloody jobs exist do

No one of these bloody jobs exist do they? Christ, y'just stick them up there to take the bare look off the walls. — Ian Pattison

John Cassis Quotes By Gloria Steinem: Now I see a few campuses that are

Now I see a few campuses that are honest — Gloria Steinem

John Cassis Quotes By John Dewey: In a sense the mind of savage peoples

In a sense the mind of savage peoples is an effect, rather than a cause, of their backward institutions. — John Dewey