Margaret Deland Quotes - Page 2

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• I'm not to blame for an old body, but I would be to blame for an old soul. An old soul is a shameful thing.

  Margaret Deland

  Soul, Would Be, Body

  Margaret Deland (1969). “Dr. Lavendar's People”

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• Anger as well as love casts out fear.

  Margaret Deland

  Anger, Casts, Wells

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• If you give way to fear, you'll be a coward; and ... a coward is apt to be a liar. The devil's first name is Fear.

  Margaret Deland

  Fear, Liars, Names

  Margaret Deland (2010). “Around Old Chester”, p.77, Wildside Press LLC

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• War is wicked, beause it is murder and hate. And it is foolish, because hate and murder can only destroy people's bodies, not change their minds.

  Margaret Deland

  Hate, War, People

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• ... perhaps there is no conceit so arrogant as the conceit which follows a conviction of emancipation.

  Margaret Deland

  Arrogant, Conviction, Conceit

  Margaret Deland (1894). “Sidney”

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• We've all of us got to meet the devil alone. Temptation is a lonely business.

  Margaret Deland

  Lonely, Temptation, Devil

  Margaret Deland (1969). “Dr. Lavendar's People”

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• There is a bond, it appears, between mother and child which endures as long as they do. It is independent of love; reason cannot weaken it; hate cannot destroy it.

  Margaret Deland

  Mother, Children, Hate

  Margaret Deland (2015). “The Iron Woman”, p.370, The Floating Press

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• Home is the best place to be sick in.

  Margaret Deland

  Home, Sick, Illness

  Margaret Deland (1969). “Dr. Lavendar's People”

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• there couldn't be war, unless lies were believed. War has to be nourished by lies.

  Margaret Deland

  War, Lying

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• Fighting should be left to dogs and cats and chickens, who can't reason.

  Margaret Deland

  Dog, Cat, Fighting

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• The insolence of time is like a blow in the face from an unseen enemy.

  Margaret Deland

  Time, Blow, Enemy

  Margaret Deland (1894). “Sidney”

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• Grandmother belongs to the generation of women who were satisfied to have men retain their vices, if they removed their hats.

  Margaret Deland

  Grandmother, Men, Vices

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• Age, per se, may claim tenderness and pity, but not respect; that only comes when the years have brought humanity and wisdom and the experience that worketh hope.

  Margaret Deland

  Years, Humanity, Age

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• we middle-aged folk have the education of life, truly; we know the multiplication table of anxieties and sorrows, the subtraction table of loss, the division table of responsibility.

  Margaret Deland

  Responsibility, Loss, Anxiety

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• The anger of slow, mild, loving people has a lasting quality that mere bad-tempered folk cannot understand.

  Margaret Deland

  Anger, People, Quality

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• When did Youth ever thank Age for its wisdom?

  Margaret Deland

  Age, Youth

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• as I get older there is nothing more constantly astonishing to me than the goodness of the Bad; - unless it is the badness of the Good.

  Margaret Deland

  Evil, Goodness, Badness

  Margaret Deland (1969). “Dr. Lavendar's People”

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• I've always thought the law ought to put on spectacles, it has mighty poor eyesight once in a while.

  Margaret Deland

  Law, Poor Eyesight, Ought

  Margaret Deland (1969). “Dr. Lavendar's People”

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• ... safety that depends on an apron-string is very unsafe!

  Margaret Deland

  Safety, Aprons, Strings

  Margaret Deland (2015). “The Awakening of Helena Richie”, p.164, The Floating Press

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• Hearts don't come when Reason whistles to 'em.

  Margaret Deland

  Heart, Ems, Reason

  Margaret Deland (2017). “An Old Chester Secret”, p.65, Litres

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• Of all the bitter and heavy things in this sorry old world, the not being necessary is the bitterest and heaviest.

  Margaret Deland

  Sorry, Heavy Things, World

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• There is no embarrassment quite like the embarrassment of listening to a person for whom one has a regard making a fool of himself.

  Margaret Deland

  Listening, Fool, Embarrassment

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• When one promise jostles another, one of 'em isn't a promise.

  Margaret Deland

  Promise, Ems

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• Every new truth begins in a shocking heresy.

  Margaret Deland

  Truth Is, Heresy, Shocking

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• a great moment raises most of the people who experience it, to its own level; and that is why they do not always recognize its greatness - or their own.

  Margaret Deland

  Hero, Greatness, People

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