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Quotes About Ownership

Divorce, she could see, would be like marriage - a power grab, as in who would be the dog, and who would be the owner of the dog.
~ Lorrie Moore
Visit a place at night, she knew, and it was yours.
~ Lorrie Moore
She kept wandering in and out of the rooms, wondering where she had put things. She went downstairs into the basement for no reason at all except that it amused her to own a basement. It also amused her to own a tree. Her parents, in Maryland, had been very pleased that one of their children had at last been able to afford real estate, and when she closed on the house they sent her flowers with a congratulations card.
~ Lorrie Moore
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it.
~ Lou Holtz
Remember, if you have a problem, it's your problem. Solve it. Don't blame other people. Don't burden people with your complaints. Ninety percent of the people you meet don't care about your troubles. The other 10 percent are glad you have them.
~ Lou Holtz
to believe there's so many dogs that all look the same.' Nancy smiled to herself. Red Dog was everybody's dog now
~ Louis de Bernieres
difference between a child and an adult is not years, rather it's a willingness to accept responsibility, to be responsible for one's own actions.
~ Louis L'Amour
when one has possessions he is as often possessed by them as possessing them.
~ Louis L'Amour
This is our bed. Keep it clean.
~ Louis L'Amour
for what man does not love that which he himself has built?
~ Louis L'Amour
Often the small rancher did not even own a bull. He let his cows roam the free range, profiting from the bulls owned by the
~ Louis L'Amour
stiffened and his eyes narrowed. "You seem to forget that you are the girl I'm to marry," he said, in a tone less harsh. "Naturally, I don't want you around like this." "Well, until we are married," she said coldly, "it happens to be none of your business! If you'd like to change
~ Louis L'Amour
The Warden owns the shade.-Chapter 1.5
~ Louis Sachar
The next time I get a cat, I'll kill him. Then he'll never run away," said Kathy.
~ Louis Sachar
Amy's lecture did Laurie good, though, of course, he did not own it till long afterward; men seldom do,—for when women are the advisers, the lords of creation don't take the advice till they have persuaded themselves that it is just what they intended to do; then they act upon it, and, if it succeeds, they give the weaker vessel half the credit of it; if it fails, they generously give her the whole.
~ Louisa May Alcott
Up in the garret, where Jo's unquiet wanderings ended, stood four little wooden chests in a row, each marked with its owner's name, and each filled with relics of childhood and girlhood ended now for all.
~ Louisa May Alcott
Mine first -mine last - mine even in the grave! - Tempest
~ Louisa May Alcott
Mine first—mine last— mine even in the grave!
~ Louisa May Alcott
I could love you, I could kill you. I want this. This is how I make my mark, this is where I plant my flag, this is how I stake my claim, this is how I deny you, this is how I claim you, this is what you owe me, this is what I am taking, this is how I know I'm alive.
~ Louise Dean
Already a mature businessman, he relied on Andrews only as a technician and assumed control of all other aspects of the business.
~ Ron Chernow
Meanwhile, with a stigma attached to foreign holdings
~ Ron Chernow
From the start, he owned more shares of Standard Oil than anybody else and exploited every opportunity to augment his stake.
~ Ron Chernow
Commodore Vanderbilt's death was a pivotal moment in the shift of business from family to public ownership—a transition rich in possibilities for Pierpont Morgan.
~ Ron Chernow
Though he owned 27.4 percent of Standard Oil stock—three times the amount held by Flagler, the next largest shareholder
~ Ron Chernow