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Better Quotes by Edward Abbey
- In the first place you can't see anything from a car; you've got to get out of the goddamned contraption and walk, better yet crawl,…
- No man is wise enough to be another man's master. Each man's as good as the next -- if not a damn sight better.
- Most of the literary classics are worth reading, if you've nothing better to do.
- Music endures and ages far better than books. Books, made of words, are unavoidably attached to ideas, events, conflict, and history, but music has the…
- Women truly are better than men. Otherwise, they'd be intolerable.
- Better a cruel truth than a comfortable delusion.
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