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Carolyn G. Heilbrun Quotes: A literary academic can no more pass a bookstore than an alcoholic can pass a bar.
         

A literary academic can no more pass a bookstore than an alcoholic can pass a bar.


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Power consists to a large extent in deciding what stories will be told.



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Unfortunately, power is something that women abjure once they perceive the great difference between the lives possible to men and to women...



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With solitude, however, fervently it is desired and embraced, comes loneliness. T. H White, the author, offered advice to those in sadness -- learn something new.



To continue what one had been doing -- which was Dante's idea of hell -- is, I came to see, and the vision frightened me, easy in one's sixties.

To continue what one had been doing -- which was Dante's idea of hell -- is, I came to see, and the vision frightened me, easy in one's sixties.





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