Quotes About Tradition
Glaring is something we men of Lahore take seriously...
~ Mohsin Hamid
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Nishi's sister, who was sixteen years old, had gone for a holiday in Sylhet and returned six months later with a husband and a swelling belly. Nishi, strong on forward-planning skills, was taking evasive action: she was going on a holiday of her own and she would return when she was twenty-five. At that ancient age the danger of marriage was over.
~ Monica Ali
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Very suitable," said Yasmin, which in the Ghorami household was high praise indeed.
~ Monica Ali
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There is no forgiveness in ancestor worship, only retribution and eternal debt.
~ Monique Truong
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In all the darkest pages in the malign supernatural, there is no more terrible tradition than that of a vampire - a pariah even among demons
~ Montague Summers
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At that time, a friend shall lose his friend's hammer, and the young shall not know where lieth the things possessed by their fathers that their fathers put there only just the night before ...
~ Monty Python
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It is traditional in America to criticize the schools; for more than a century, parents, self-styled experts, and educators themselves have attacked and indicted the educational system.
~ Mortimer J. Adler
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When the young Prince turned three, the court observed the ceremony of the donning of his first trousers.
~ Murasaki Shikibu
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On the first day of his holiday Laurence Manders woke to hear his grandmother's voice below. 'I'll have a large wholemeal. I've got my grandson stopping for a week, who's on the BBC. That's my daughter's boy, Lady Manders. He won't eat white bread, one of his fads.' Laurence shouted from the window, 'Grandmother, I adore white bread and I have no fads.
~ Muriel Spark
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These things happen in threes,' said Milly in her way of uttering bits of folk-wisdom; she was spooning tea into the heated teapot. She always mixed tea with maxims.
~ Muriel Spark
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Plus la mère a été brimée comme fille, sÅ"ur, épouse, plus elle élève son fils dans le culte de la virilité.
~ Nadia Tazi
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you like to have some cup of tea?-July bent at the doorway and began that day for them as his kind has always done for their kind.
~ Nadine Gordimer
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In Beauvoir's writing, the emancipation of women, an emancipation that on her view can come to full flower only in the wake of a certain transformation in the human being, is linked with a certain transformation in the conventional understanding—both continental and analytic—about how to inherit the tradition of philosophy.
~ Nancy Bauer
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Those Southern girls can get very peculiar once they're sexually awakened.
~ Nancy Martin
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I often think there is nothing quite so poignantly sad as old family groups.
~ Nancy Mitford
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Her life was expected to be as anonymous as the era's needlework.
~ Nancy Rubin Stuart
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The bestowing of chrysanthemums indicates familial attachment and, by implication, affection.
~ Nancy Springer
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however, that most married women disappeared into the house every year
~ Nancy Springer
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In our mass-produced world, we don't take enough care of the arts and crafts.
~ Nancy Warren
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It's not seemly for a girl, my grandmother tried, but my grandfather snorted. Gold doesn't know the hand that holds it, he said, and frowned at me, but in a pleased way.
~ Naomi Novik
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He'd also agreed to be betrothed to the Archduke of Varsha's daughter, a girl of nine who had evidently impressed him a great deal by being able to spit across a garden plot. I was a little dubious about this as a foundation for marriage, but I suppose it wasn't much worse than marrying her because her father might have stirred up rebellion, otherwise.
~ Naomi Novik
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me. The tea was even offered exactly in the same way that Americans always did it, namely with the faint hint that they didn't really understand why I might like some tea, but they understood that this was the appropriate thing to do.
~ Naomi Novik
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The Magnati have all been summoned for the funeral, and I'll be announcing our betrothal once they're gathered.
~ Naomi Novik
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The tea was even offered exactly in the same way that Americans always did it, namely with the faint hint that they didn't really understand why I might like some tea, but they understood that this was the appropriate thing to do.
~ Naomi Novik
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