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“When I was six, I had known nothing. Now that I was seven, however, I couldn’t help but be impressed by how very wise…

— Melanie Benjamin

“At seven, I didn't insist on my version of the world.”

— Eileen Favorite

“There were too many things suddenly that I didn’t understand, and I didn’t know what to do about it. I knew that I needed…

— Fred Chappell

“It is never seven that you count to, before you do something difficult. It is never at the count of two. It is always…

— Lemony Snicket

“There are those who know much but understand little.”

— Steven Redhead

“Early in my childhood, when I was about six or seven, I began to get the feeling that there was something different about me.”

— Eric Clapton

“Never rely on your little knowledge and understanding. There are always some things that you don't know.”

— Maliheh Sadat Razavi

“She touched her glass to his. “You think it’s going to be more than seven?” His eyes consumed her. “Baby, seven is the minimum…

— Zara Cox

“So few people understand about anything.”

— Margaret Atwood

“I was an estructuralist at the age of seven, which is about the right age for it.”

— William Golding

“It would be better not to know so many things than to know so many things that are not so.”

— Felix Okoye

“The problem with people is that they forget that, most of the time, it's the small things that count.”

— Jennifer Niven