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In the course of a long career, the interpreter will meet the pestiferous, the unmanageable, the ineducable, and some whose apparent reason for existence is to provide the hangman with work...One who has suffered a number of attacks of poison ivy may get the idea that this malicious plant dominates the scenery. In truth it occupies only a little space in the whole floral luxuriance.
— May 13, 2026 04:49AM
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Caterina
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The German poet Goethe said, "We should do our utmost to encourage the Beautiful, for the Useful encourages itself."
— May 15, 2026 04:27AM
Caterina
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Archimedes: Give me a fulcrum and I will move the world.
Diogenes: Will it be better off in some other place?
— May 14, 2026 05:34AM
Diogenes: Will it be better off in some other place?
Caterina
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The wisest man is insufficiently conscious of the remedial quality of mere presence in the wilderness when he first comes from the marketplace of nerve-wracking half-truths and no-truths into a genial haven of a whole. Then as the jaded and shredded man senses the unmarred fabric of life all around him, he begins to feel himself becoming whole again.
— May 06, 2026 03:26PM
Caterina
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The professor threw himself down on the sofa and moaned: "I am a hopeless failure as a teacher."
"This is just the dejection of a moment, my dearest," said his wife, gently..
"It is not momentary..For months my pupils have shown an interest in everything I tell them."
A great joy shone in the woman's eyes."You are a poet! I am so happy!..We shall now starve happily together."
-Pedro Sarrachaca, El Pedagogo Vascongado
— Apr 23, 2026 08:17AM
"This is just the dejection of a moment, my dearest," said his wife, gently..
"It is not momentary..For months my pupils have shown an interest in everything I tell them."
A great joy shone in the woman's eyes."You are a poet! I am so happy!..We shall now starve happily together."
-Pedro Sarrachaca, El Pedagogo Vascongado
