Quotes About Comparison
What's the difference between a dead dog in the road and a dead lawyer in the road? There are skid marks in front of the dog.
~ Barbara Delinsky
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Yes. I think the anti-Wal-Mart is Costco, which pays much better and has much better health benefits and which is profitable and offers low prices.
~ Barbara Ehrenreich
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I have so much, and yet I'm still not happy.
~ Barbara Freethy
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in the afternoon sunshine. "You could both pass for at least
~ Barbara Freethy
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That night when I went to bed, I laid there in the dark and pictured a clothesline full of somebody's else's troubles. I knew for sure there were a lot of them I'd rather pluck off of that line than mine. I imagined what the other troubles might be. There would probably be toothaches and failed math tests. Lost cats and ugly hair. Cheating boyfriends and broken-down cars. But none of those could hold a candle to my troubles, weighing down that clothesline like a sack full of bricks.
~ Barbara O'Connor
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Let me hasten to add that I am not at all like Jane Eyre, who must have given hope to so many plain women who tell their stories in the first person, nor have I ever thought of myself as being like her.
~ Barbara Pym
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Inanimate objects were often so much nicer than people.
~ Barbara Pym
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She saw herself perhaps as an Elizabeth Bowen heroine - for one did not openly identify oneself with Jane Austen's heroines - and 'To The North' was her favourite novel.
~ Barbara Pym
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Rhoda was not in the least envious of her sister's fuller life, for now that they were both in their fifties there seemed to be very little difference between them.
~ Barbara Pym
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It was no doubt significant that Mary Beamish should have the novels of Miss Goudge while Piers had those of Miss Compton-Burnett,
~ Barbara Pym
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I feel I can almost count as another woman,' said Nicholas, perhaps rather too lightly, for he was still thinking more of his tobacco leaves than of Miss Doggett's mission.
~ Barbara Pym
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when she thought it over, Jane decided that she was really much more like Emma Woodhouse.
~ Barbara Pym
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Me apresuraré a añadir que no me parezco en absoluto a Jane Eyre, que debe de haber hecho concebir esperanzas a tantas mujeres feas que refieren su historia en primera persona...
~ Barbara Pym
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It must always be an amazement how 18th century letter writers - even, and especially, officials - had the time and capacity to produce their sculpted sentences and perfection of grammar and mots justes , while 20th century successors can only envy the past and leave their readers painfully to pick their way through thickets of academic and the mud of bureaucratic jargon.
~ Barbara W. Tuchman
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was compared by Dante to both a slave and a brothel.
~ Barbara W. Tuchman
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Envy of the older nations gnawed at him. He complained to Theodore Roosevelt that the English nobility on continental tours never visited Berlin but always went to Paris.
~ Barbara W. Tuchman
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First of all, the Jewish religion has a great deal in common with the Christian religion because, as Rabbi Gillman points out in the show, Christianity is based on Judaism. Christ was Jewish.
~ Barbara Walters
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Why am I so famous? What am I doing right? What are the others doing wrong?
~ Barbra Streisand
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It must not be supposed that women, as they are now, are at all comparable to Eve in her pristine beauty.
~ baring gould sabine ix
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Man has received fewer physical advantages from nature than any other animal. For the protection of his organs he has an envelope as delicate as a rose-leaf, which can he rent by a thorn. The beasts are wrapped in wool or fur, the birds in non-conducting plumage. They have claws and fangs, and are well-shod, and move with agility, but man is tender-footed, slow in his motions, his nails and teeth are fragile.
~ baring gould sabine vi
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This was another of our fears: that Life wouldn't turn out to be like Literature.
~ barnes julian ii
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Any love is enveloping and potentially dangerous; after all, you are putting your heart into someone else's hands and with that an incredible power to cause pain of various kinds (and vice versa). That's a given. But there is an additional absolutism about first love, when you have nothing to compare it with. You don't know anything, yet you feel you know everything -- this can be calamitous.
~ barnes julian iii
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Guys are born with a fundamental, genetically transmitted mental condition known to psychologists as the Fear That if You Get Married, Some Single Guy, Somewhere, Will Be Having More Fun Than You.
~ barry dave ii
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What is the difference between a fox and a pig? About five drinks.
~ Barry Dougherty
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