"The heart should be cultivated with more assiduity than the head."

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Source : Noah Webster (1977). “A collection of essays and fugitiv writings 1790”, Scholars Facsimilies & Reprint

Noah Webster

#Inspirational Quotes #Life Quotes #Heart Quotes

“To see your country being destroyed from afar - it's very hard to only watch and do nothing. My writing is the only way to address my feelings about this disaster and to at least try to find a solution as a writer. I know I have limits. But I have to do my best as a writer.”
“One of the biggest and most common mistakes a woman makes is to substitute activity for God for a relationship with Him.”
“A studio is an absolute labyrinth of possibilities - this is why records take so long to make because there are millions of permutations of things you can do. The most useful thing you can do is to get rid of some of those options before you start”
“History is philosophy teaching by example, and also warning; its two eyes are geography and chronology.”
“The 'Hemingway curse' was such a huge, awful thing for me to have to deal with. . . . The reality is, because there are genetic tendencies toward mental illness, you need to be aware of them.”
“I don't mean this in a stuck-up way, but I needed an attitude song.”
“But we must also look at renewable heat technology. More combined heat and power schemes, putting waste heat to better use. More district heating schemes. And more electric air and ground-source heat pumps, drawing warmth from the outside world to heat the indoors. Better insulation, smarter homes, and more efficient heating can help us cut our energy demand.”
“The person who is bent on killing you will follow you wherever you are.”

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