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 Conscience is the voice of the soul as the passions are
the voice of the body. No wonder they often contradict
each other.
| Jean Jacques Rousseau | 
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Gratitude is a duty which ought to be paid, but which
none have a right to expect. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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He who is the most slow in making a promise is the most
faithful in the performance of it. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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I can not learn languages; men of ordinary capacity
can learn Sanskrit in less time than it takes me to buy a
German dictionary.
George Bernard Shaw
Accent is the soul of language, it gives to it both feeling
and truth. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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Man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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Nothing is more dangerous than the influence of private
interests on public affairs. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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Take away the idea of perfection and you take away
enthusiasm. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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The only moral lesson which is suited for a child – the
most important lesson for every time of life – is this :
‘Never hurt anybody.’ | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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When a man talks on any subject, he rather expresses
the opinions of his garb or his fraternity, than his own,
and will change them as of ten as he changes his
situation and circumstances. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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Where there a people of gods, their Government would
be democratic. | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
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