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Beat, happy stars, timing with things below,
Beat with my heart more blest than heart can tell,
Blest, but for some dark undercurrent woe
That seems to drawβbut it shall not be so:
Let all be well, be well.
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Alfred Tennyson (The Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Vol. 3: Maud in Memoriam; The Princess; Enoch Arden)
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Every challenge you encounter in life is a fork in the road. You have the choice to choose which way to go - backward, forward, breakdown or breakthrough.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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Some people today are wandering generalities instead of meaningful specifics because they have failed to discover and mine the wealth of potentials in them.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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So youβll forget her and move on.β
I suppose I will. As soon as I forget how to breathe.
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Suzanne Enoch (Reforming a Rake (With This Ring, #1))
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When something poses as obstacle to you,surmount it and use it as a miracle to move on to greater height.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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The Sisters vanished entirely then, and Aunt Harriet was standing over Tessa, her face flushed with fever as it had been during the terrible illness that had killed her. She looked at Tessa with great sadness. "I tried," she said. "I tried to love you. But it isn't easy to love a child that isn't human in the least...."
"Not human?" said an unfamiliar female voice. "Well, if she isn't human, Enoch, what is she?" The voice sharpened in impatience. "What do you mean, you don't know? Everyone's something. This girl can't be nothing at all....
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Cassandra Clare (Clockwork Angel (The Infernal Devices, #1))
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Teamwork is the secret that make common people achieve uncommon result.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Oh, thank heavens! Someone remembered the bath mat," Enoch deadpanned. "We are saved.
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Ransom Riggs (Hollow City (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children, #2))
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I'll never understand ninety-nine percent of humanity. - Enoch
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Ransom Riggs (Hollow City (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children, #2))
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It makes no difference to me whether I shoot you or you fall to your death.β
βIt does make a difference,β I said, my voice small but confident. βYou and I share the same blood.β I lifted my hand precariously, showing him my birthmark. βIβm your descendant. If I sacrifice my blood, Patch will become human and youβll die. Itβs written in The Book of Enoch.
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Becca Fitzpatrick (Hush, Hush (Hush, Hush, #1))
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Healthy curiosity is a great key in innovation.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Inbetween yesterday's regret and tomorrow's dream is today's opportunity. Seize the chance!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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The mission or ministry of backbiters is to bite you at the back. When they backbite you, move forward. If you turn back to talk back or fight them, you descend to their low class.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Never interrupt a lady when she is speaking to you, as if what you have to say is more important.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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God is not interested in your art but, your heart.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Enoch...why are you here?
Why has my spirit been incarnated into a physical bodi in this world generally? Or specifically, why am I here in a Swedish forest, standing on the wreck of a mysterious German rocket plane while a homosexual German sobs over the cremated remains of his Italian lover?
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Neal Stephenson (Cryptonomicon)
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See people in the light of their potentials, not their problems.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Did you hear that?β the duke asked with a wide grin, turning to Dare. βShe said 'papa.'β
The viscount returned the candy dish and tea tray to the relocated end table. βI distinctly heard
'baboon.'β
βHm, well, you're distinctly deaf.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.
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Alfred Tennyson (Works of Alfred Lord Tennyson: Idylls of The King, The Lady Clare, Enoch Arden, In Memoriam, Becket, The Foresters: Robin Hood and Maid Marian, Queen Mary ... Lyrical, Suppressed Poems & More)
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Leadership is never an avenue to be self-serving but,a platform to render great service to people.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Dream sets us on fire.
Dream gives us direction.
Dream betters our potential.
Dream helps us prioritize.
Dream adds value to our work and
life.
Dream colors our future.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Love is a word we use for the desire to fornicate so that we seem more refined than farm animals." ~Lucian Balfour
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Suzanne Enoch (Reforming a Rake (With This Ring, #1))
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I told you I didn't have a heart. I do have one. I just didn't know it until I met you. You are my light. My soul craves you, and I love you with every ounce of the heart you've awakened in me. I...I could live without you but I wouldn't want to. Will you marry me, Evelyn Marie?
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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How many of us have gazed at a man and thought, βyes, him,β only to have him pay his attentions to someone else? And how many of us have sighed and waited for some other gentleman to come forward? All I wish to ask is, why? Why not strike up a conversation? Why not determine for ourselves whether βheβ is the one? Why leave it to fate?β
A LADYβS GUIDE TO PROPER BEHAVIOR, 2ND EDITION
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Suzanne Enoch (A Lady's Guide to Improper Behavior (Adventurersβ Club, #2))
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I had a thought," Bradshaw said into the silence.
"Amazing," Tristan returned dryly.
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Suzanne Enoch (England's Perfect Hero (Lessons in Love, #3))
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I don't think there'll be a next time, my lady.β Saint smiled. βBut thank you for the offer.β
Her eyebrows lifted in surprise. βYou're welcome. My, my, manners. Where have you beenβchurch?
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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I am a duke, you know. If I can't perform a miracle here and there I might as well be a butler in expesive clothes." He brushed at the sleeve of his well-tailored brown coat. "And butlers don't get to dance with attractive women.
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Suzanne Enoch (A Lady's Guide to Improper Behavior (Adventurersβ Club, #2))
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We are treasure chests with more jewels inside than we can imagine.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Expression is a function of intention and intention emanates from your thought faculty.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Good gravy,β said Elmer. βYouβre getting a real crash course, then.β
βThatβs for sure.β
βItβs definitely more crash than course,β said Enoch.
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Ransom Riggs (A Map of Days (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children, #4))
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Don't judge yourself by your past; you no longer live there.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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I'll be back at sea by then," Bradshaw put in, "so I'll comfort myself with the knowledge that you'll name
the infant after me."
"I don't think 'Half-wit' will pass muster with Georgie, but I'll let her know that's your suggestion.
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Suzanne Enoch (England's Perfect Hero (Lessons in Love, #3))
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Have you ever wondered, perhaps, why opinions which the majority of people quite naturally hold are, if anyone dares express them publicly, denounced as 'controversial, 'extremist', 'explosive', 'disgraceful', and overwhelmed with a violence and venom quite unknown to debate on mere political issues? It is because the whole power of the aggressor depends upon preventing people from seeing what is happening and from saying what they see.
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Enoch Powell
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Roses," Georgiana repeated, her thoughtful gaze touching his. "It's about time one of the Carroway men
decided to cultivate something other than their poor reputations.
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Suzanne Enoch (England's Perfect Hero (Lessons in Love, #3))
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The life of nations no less than that of men is lived largely in the imagination.
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Enoch Powell
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FOCUS = Follow On Course Until Successful.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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To fulfill your vision, you must have hindsight, insight and foresight.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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If you can rightly build your emotional intelligence and holistically develop yourself, people can hurt you but you won't be hurted.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Growth is never an event, it's a process.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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It is the duty of youths to war against indiscipline and corruption because they are the leaders of tomorrow.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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An great building will never stand if you neglect the small bricks.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Excuse is the tool of the incompetent. A monument of nothingness, and those that use it are not wise.
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Paul Adefarasin
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If you're man enough to fuck someone, be man enough to take responsibility for the results.
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Suzanne Enoch
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The virtue of hope, in Enoch, was made up of two parts suspicion and one part lust.
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Flannery O'Connor (The Complete Stories)
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Eternity is the mentality for immortality. Make your mark; leave a positive legacy!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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Gentlemanly behavior isn't just opening doors: to make an impression, you have to be concerned over a lady's needs at least as much as your own.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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In life, you have a choice to be better or bitter.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Stop comparing yourself with anybody. Compare yourself with yourself, for yourself and by yourself. We are uniquely pottered and purposed by our maker!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Do not compare yourself with anybody. Compare yourself with yourself, for yourself and by yourself. We are all uniquely pottered and purposed by our creator!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Nobody can achieve success alone.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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It amazes me, Saint, that you can own so few redeemable qualities and still be so likable.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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History is littered with the wars everybody knew could never happen.
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Enoch Powell
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I wish you'd tell me when we're having friends over for luncheon."
"I would, if they would tell me.
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Suzanne Enoch (England's Perfect Hero (Lessons in Love, #3))
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In order for men to partake of the fruit of felicity,they must plant the seeds thereof.
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Neal A. Maxwell (The Enoch Letters)
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He lowered his head toward her, so she could feel his breath warm against
her skin, their mouths only inches apart. βYouβre panting for it, arenβt you,
Princess?β he murmured.
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Suzanne Enoch (Sins of a Duke (Griffin Family, #4))
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A million years ago there had been no river here and in a million years to come there might be no river β but in a million years from now there would be, if not Man, at least a caring thing. And that was the secret of the universe, Enoch told himself β a thing that went on caring.
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Clifford D. Simak (Way Station)
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Happiness is never a function of tribe or ethnicity anyone can find true love and happiness from anywhere.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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For a long moment the butler sat in silence, his jaw hanging open. βI . . . my lord, I simply don't feel qualified to advise you about such matters.β
βDon't tell me that,β Saint protested. βTell me whether you can imagine me as a married man or not.β
To his surprise, the butler set aside his brandy snifter and sat forward. βMy lord, I do not wish to overstep my bounds, but I have noticed a change in your demeanor of late. The question of whether anyone can imagine you married or not, however, is one I believe must be answered by you. And the lady, of course.β
Saint frowned. βCoward.β
βThere is that, as well.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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Success is not money, cars, fame or material possessions but the lives you touched positively.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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You were not just blessed for yourself,
your were blessed to be a blessing to
others.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Someone was absolutely going to get punched in the head today.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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I love sad stories,β said Enoch. βEspecially ones where princesses get eaten by dragons and everyone dies in the end.
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Ransom Riggs (Hollow City (Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, # 2))
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There's quite a difference between skirting the rules and putting musket balls through them.
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Suzanne Enoch (A Lady's Guide to Improper Behavior (Adventurersβ Club, #2))
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For our society to be better, we must revive our conscience and do Godly things.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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You should holistically build yourself to be the best you. The evidence of your glorious life should be an inspiration to many . You create your world yourself in your own positive way. You are stronger than ever and bolder than you think. Brave the odds and initiate new imprints for all to aspire and follow your footprints.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Saint took a seat at the main faro table at the Society club. βWhat the devil is a ladies' political tea?β
Tristan Carroway, Viscount Dare, finished placing his wager, then sat back, reaching for his glass of
port. βDo I look like a dictionary?β
βYou're domesticated.β Saint motioned for a glass of his own, despite unfriendly looks from the tables'
other players. βWhat is it?β
βI'm not domesticated; I'm in love. You should try it. Does wonders for your outlook on life.β
βI'll take your word for it, thank you.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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You have a life; make a success of it.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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If you ask for an opinion, expect to receive one, and don't make fun of it.
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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The gold of life is for those bold and brave in life.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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As I look ahead, I am filled with foreboding. Like the Roman, I seem to see "the River Tiber foaming with much blood.
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Enoch Powell
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Please. Donβt try and play games with me. Itβs belittling. Iβm not stupid β I can spot a wolf in sheepβs clothing when I see one - and your claws are showing.β -Enoch Michelson
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S.G. Night (Attrition: the First Act of Penance (Three Acts of Penance, #1))
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Enoch 39:4 There I saw another vision; I saw the habitations and resting places of the saints. There my eyes beheld their habitations with the angels, and their resting places with the holy ones. They were entreating, supplicating, and praying for the sons of men; while righteousness like water flowed before them, and mercy like dew was scattered over the earth. And thus shall it be with them for ever and for ever.
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Enoch (The Book of Enoch)
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Youths are the life blood of any nation.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Working together as a team helps build a cohesive organization.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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I don't want a well-ordered life.... I would die from boredom in a fortnight.
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Suzanne Enoch (Always a Scoundrel (Notorious Gentlemen, #3))
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Make your problems become
opportunities instead of
obstacles.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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In life as in football, you must keep pressing on till the final whistle.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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I could live without you, but I wouldn't want to
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Suzanne Enoch (London's Perfect Scoundrel (Lessons in Love, #2))
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The time is now, the person is you; better your life and become a name to conjure with in this day and age.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha (Overcoming the Challenges of Life)
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Passion without purpose is like a shot without a target.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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I'm glad you decided to come."
"It doesn't mean anything." He grinned. "Everything means something.
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Suzanne Enoch (The Rake (Lessons in Love, #1))
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Now, the atonement of Christ is the most basic and fundamental doctrine of the gospel, and it is the least understood of all our revealed truths.
Many of us have a superficial knowledge and rely upon the Lord and his goodness to see us through the trials and perils of life.
But if we are to have faith like Enoch and Elijah we must believe what they believed, know what they knew, and live as they lived.
May I invite you to join with me in gaining a sound and sure knowledge of the Atonement.
We must cast aside the philosophies of men and the wisdom of the wise and hearken to that Spirit which is given to us to guide us into all truth.
We must search the scriptures, accepting them as the mind and will and voice of the Lord and the very power of God unto salvation.
As we read, ponder, and pray, there will come into our minds a view of the three gardens of Godβthe Garden of Eden, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Garden of the Empty Tomb where Jesus appeared to Mary Magdalene.
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Bruce R. McConkie
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You've gone mad. What's driven you to this nonsense?"
"You have," he snarled. "You, with your pretty gray eyes and your smile and the way you speak your mind. The sound of your laugh, your tears when something makes you sad." He closed his eyes for a moment, trying to imagine anyone else who had ever made him feel the way he did when he was with her. Emptiness looked back at him. There wasn't anyone else. "You're the only woman I've ever⦠liked.
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Suzanne Enoch (Sin and Sensibility (Griffin Family, #1))
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But the central branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library was still a place of wonders to Tess, even if the book budget had been slashed and the hours cut. Her parents had made a lot of mistakes, a fact Tess compulsively shared on first dates, but she gave them credit for doing one thing right: Starting when she was eight, they gave her a library card and dropped her off at the downtown Pratt every Saturday while they shopped. Twenty-one years later, Tess still entered through the children's entrance on the side, pausing to toss a penny in the algae-coated fish pond, then climbing the stairs to the main hall. If she could be married here, she would.
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Laura Lippman (Baltimore Blues (Tess Monaghan, #1))
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So you intend to spend the remainder of your life whoring, drinking, wagering, and being as outrageous as you can manage?"
Bram shook himself. He made it a point to be serious as little as possible, and neither did he want to argue with two newly married men about the meruts of being leg-shackled."Please Phin," he said aloud. "I would never think so small. You know my ultimate goal is to lower the standards of morality enough that everything I do becomes acceptable.
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Suzanne Enoch (Always a Scoundrel (Notorious Gentlemen, #3))
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Reg: Speaking of blunt, dinner is on my bill tonight, mes amis.
Alex: What's the occasion?
Augustus: Lady Caroline's agreed to venture out on a picnic with out intrepid hero.
Kit: I don't know why you keep insisting she's smitten with me. I've barely spoken five sentences to her.
Augustus: It's very simple. Reg has thrown his entire being into pleasing Caroline. She knows every nuance of his thought and character. You, however, are a mystery to be explored, solved, and resolved.
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Suzanne Enoch (Lady Rogue)
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The net is not a net until it begins to work. Work your network today!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Nothing gets transformed in your life until your mind is transformed.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Creativity is key to productivity and prosperity.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Sin was a powerful temptation, indeed
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Suzanne Enoch (Meet Me at Midnight (With This Ring, #2))
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I would die again for you, Lucinda," he murmured.
"I don't want you to die for me. I want you to live." Pulling his face down, she kissed him. Again and again, until he kissed her back with growing passion and until his body stopped shuddering. "I love you," she whispered against his mouth, knowing he wouldn'tβcouldn'tβsay it, himself.
And then he surprised her.
"I love you, Lucinda," he whispered back. "I wish I could be what you want.β
βShe lifted her head to look him in his deep blue eyes. "You are what I want, Robert. Even before I knew.
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Suzanne Enoch (England's Perfect Hero (Lessons in Love, #3))
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Desire-Aspire-Perspire-Inspire but, don't Expire!
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Policies are ephemeral; principles are eternal.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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Your wife is your life. Don't let strife thrive in your union.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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The surest antidote for anxiety is to always do your best and have complete trust in God.
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Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha
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9 Then I said: 'I am afraid of this place and cannot stand to look at it.!' Then Uriel, one of the holy angels who was with me, answered and said to me: 'Enoch, why are you so afraid?' 10 And I answered: 'Because of this fearful place, and because of the spectacle of the pain.' And he said to me: 'This place is the prison of the angels, and here they will be imprisoned for ever.' Β
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Joseph B. Lumpkin (The Encyclopedia of Lost and Rejected Scriptures: The Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha)
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Spiritual power is generated within temple walls, and sent out to bless the world β¦ Every home penetrated by the temple spirit enlightens, cheers, and comforts every member of the household. The peace we covet is found in such homes. Indeed, when temples are on earth, the whole world shares measurably in the issuing light; when absent, the hearts of men become heavy, as if they said, with the people of Enoch's day, 'Zion is fled'" (See Moses 7:69).
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John A. Widtsoe
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Has anyone ever told you that you're unbearably rude?" she returned, facing him again.
"Why, yes. You have on several occasions, as I recall. If you care to apologize for that, however, I'll be happy to escort you wherever you wish to go."
A flush crept up her cheeks, coloring her delicate, ivory skin. "I will never apologize to you," she snapped. "And you may go straight to Hades."
He hadn't expected her to apologize, yet he couldn't help suggesting it every so often. "Very well. Upstairs, first door on the left. I'll be in Hades, if you should require my services.
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Suzanne Enoch (The Rake (Lessons in Love, #1))
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He wrote you a poem?" Evelyn looped her hand around Georgiana's arm and led the way to the chairs lining one side of the room.
"He did." Grateful to see Luxley select one of the debutantes as his next victim, Georgiana accepted a glass of Madeira from one of the footman. After three hours of quadrilles, waltzes, and country dances, her feet ached. "And you know what rhymes with Georgiana, don't you?"
Evelyn wrinkled her brow, her gray eyes twinkling. "No, what?"
"Nothing. He just put 'iana' after every ending word. In iambic trimeter, yet. 'Oh, Georgiana, your beauty is my sunlightiana, your hair is finer than goldiana, yourβ' "
Lucinda made a choking sound.
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Suzanne Enoch (The Rake (Lessons in Love, #1))
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What though some suffer and die, what though they lay down their lives for the testimony of Jesus and the hope of eternal life--so be it--all these things have prevailed from Adam's day to ours. They are all part of the eternal plan; and those who give their "all" in the gospel cause shall receive the Lord's "all" in the mansions which are prepared. . . .
We have yet to gain that full knowledge and understanding of the doctrines of salvation and the mysteries of the kingdom that were possessed by many of the ancient Saints. O that we knew what Enoch and his people knew! Or that we had the sealed portion of the Book of Mormon, as did certain of the Jaredites and Nephites! How can we ever gain these added truths until we believe in full what the Lord has already given us in the Book of Mormon, in the Doctrine and Covenants, and in the inspired changes made by Joseph Smith in the Bible? Will the Lord give us the full and revealed account of the creation as long as we believe in the theories of evolution? Will he give us more guidance in governmental affairs as long as we choose socialistic ways which lead to the overthrow of freedom?
We have yet to attain that degree of obedience and personal righteousness which will give us faith like the ancients: faith to multiply miracles, move mountains, and put at defiance the armies of nations; faith to quench the violence of fire, divide seas and stop the mouths of lions; faith to break every band and to stand in the presence of God. Faith comes in degrees. Until we gain faith to heal the sick, how can we ever expect to move mountains and divide seas?
We have yet to receive such an outpouring of the Spirit of the Lord in our lives that we shall all see eye to eye in all things, that every man will esteem his brother as himself, that there will be no poor among us, and that all men seeing our good works will be led to glorify our Father who is in heaven. Until we live the law of tithing how can we expect to live the law of consecration? As long as we disagree as to the simple and easy doctrines of salvation, how can we ever have unity on the complex and endless truths yet to be revealed?
We have yet to perfect our souls, by obedience to the laws and ordinances of the gospel, and to walk in the light as God is in the light, so that if this were a day of translation we would be prepared to join Enoch and his city in heavenly realms. How many among us are now prepared to entertain angels, to see the face of the Lord, to go where God and Christ are and be like them? . . .
Our time, talents, and wealth must be made available for the building up of his kingdom. Should we be called upon to sacrifice all things, even our lives, it would be of slight moment when weighed against the eternal riches reserved for those who are true and faithful in all things.
[Ensign, Apr. 1980, 25]
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