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Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By John Berger: What any true painting touches is an absence

What any true painting touches is an absence - an absence of which without the painting, we might be unaware. And that would be our loss. — John Berger

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Alice Clayton: Peeling apples, just peeling apples. Didn't feel your

Peeling apples, just peeling apples. Didn't feel your boobs. No, no, not me — Alice Clayton

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Gertrude Stein: Affectations can be dangerous.

Affectations can be dangerous. — Gertrude Stein

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Oscar Wilde: She is very lovely, and if she knows

She is very lovely, and if she knows as little about life as she does about acting, she will be a delightful experience. — Oscar Wilde

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Toba Beta: Do you understand what I'm saying?Pardon? I just

Do you understand what I'm saying?
Pardon? I just wanna hear you talking. — Toba Beta

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Walter Bagehot: To a great experience one thing is essential,

To a great experience one thing is essential, an experiencing nature. — Walter Bagehot

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Peter Gould: Grief can be an incredible source of energy.

Grief can be an incredible source of energy. For good. — Peter Gould

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Elizabeth Chandler: People are vicious. They will turn on you.

People are vicious. They will turn on you. — Elizabeth Chandler

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Alan Shepard: We had some adverse conditions in the '60s,

We had some adverse conditions in the '60s, in the '70s and the '80s. The agency has risen above that in the past and will rise above that again. — Alan Shepard

Vulgarian Crossword Quotes By Rebecca Stead: Her lids tremble and her eyeballs look like

Her lids tremble and her eyeballs look like they might disappear into her head. — Rebecca Stead