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Good Quotes by Alice Munro
- Children of course are monstrously conventional, repelled at once by whatever is off-center, out of whack, unmanageable. And being an only child I had been…
- What she wants to do if she can get the time to do it, is not so much to live in the past as to…
- The thing is to be happy,' he said. 'No matter what. Just try that. You can. It gets to be easier and easier. It's nothing…
- Things have changed, ofcourse. There are counsellors at the ready. Kindness and understanding. Life is harder for some, we're told. Not their fault, even if…
- Anecdotes don't make good stories. Generally I dig down underneath them so far that the story that finally comes out is not what people thought…
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