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Carolyn Wells Quotes - Page 3

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A cynic is a man who looks at the world with a monocle in his mind's eye.

A cynic is a man who looks at the world with a monocle in his mind's eye.

Eye, Men, Mind

To make a library It takes two volumes And a fire. Two volumes and a fire, And interest. The interest alone will do If logs are few.

Fire, Two, Library

Carolyn Wells (1937). “The Rest of My Life”

Almost before the big motor-car stopped, the girl sprang out.

Girl, Book, Car

Carolyn Wells (1915). “The White Alley”

In December people give no thought to the Past or the Future. They thing only of the Present.

Past, People, Giving

Carolyn Wells (1908). “The Carolyn Wells Year Book of Old Favorites and New Fancies for 1909”

musicians rarely have a sense of humour, at least, about themselves.

Humor, Musician, Humour

Carolyn Wells (2008). “Patty's Friends”, p.22, Wildside Press LLC

At times there is nothing so unnatural as nature.

Nature, Unnatural

I don't believe the half I hear, Nor the quarter of what I see! But I have one faith, sublime and true, That nothing can shake or slay; Each spring I firmly believe anew All the seed catalogues say!

Spring, Believe, Sublime

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