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“Perhaps the most dangerous thing on Earth is the person who always follows. What if you follow the wrong person? The wrong Idea?”
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“Men fear most what they understand least, ignorance makes fear.
The best time for elders to advise youth is when youth presume to advise their elders.
The man who must prove himself a man is still a boy.
A large private misery makes public compassion small.”
― Crispin: At the Edge of the World
The best time for elders to advise youth is when youth presume to advise their elders.
The man who must prove himself a man is still a boy.
A large private misery makes public compassion small.”
― Crispin: At the Edge of the World
“Since childhood, a sense of knowing right from wrong had been a steady compass for Raoul Wallenberg. This, more than the gun in his pocket, would be his courage.”
― His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg: Courage, Rescue, and Mystery During World War II
― His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg: Courage, Rescue, and Mystery During World War II
“Lose your sorrows, and you'll find your freedom.
If you have to choose between alertness and worry, being alert will bring you more days of life.
Try to show less worry. The worse disguise is fear.”
― The Cross of Lead
If you have to choose between alertness and worry, being alert will bring you more days of life.
Try to show less worry. The worse disguise is fear.”
― The Cross of Lead
“We live our lives in eternity's lobby, walking toward a door that will forever seal our destiny.”
― Edge of Eternity
― Edge of Eternity
Nancy’s 2025 Year in Books
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