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Illusions

There was an old woman who hadn’t a thing to wear except holes. So she sewed the holes together and she dressed herself with care; but people passed her in the street as though she were not there.
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Error

We all of us realize our mistakes too late except those of us who realize them beforehand but nevertheless commit them.
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Question of Degree

There are some things that when you do not have them you wish you did. And there are some things that when you do not have them you go out and get them.
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A Small Tree

I took a small tree which had no branches and I transplanted it. I chose richer soil because I wanted a big tree. The tree grew no taller but many branches sprouted from it. One by one as the branches grew, I cut them off for firewood. At last the branches ceased to grow. I pulled up
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Paradox

In the night wisdom came to me and the next day I committed the folly which I no longer had any desire to commit.
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Standards

Standard of gold, of silver, of tin, rich man, poor man, beggarman, knave; only the good man knows how to sin and only the coward is brave.
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Wrong Foot

If you are wearing a pair of shoes which hurt you, after a short time you will get accustomed to them and pain will cease. Never take them off unless you mean to discard them completely, for, if you put them on again, they will hurt you terribly where you are already bruised.
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Selective

There are just enough people who know what is what, for me not to bother with those who do not.

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