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Kay Cleaver Strahan
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“Good resolutions are easy to make. So is lemon meringue. Both are almost impossible to keep.”
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“Never begin a letter or end a love affair with an apology.”
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“I wish I might indulge more often in the luxury of tears. It should be, I think, one of the recompenses for the length of time one has to be a child.”
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“... no one can be heartbroken and fastidious at the same time.”
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“... the whole secret of the art of letter writing lies in writing not what one wishes to chronicle, but what the recipient can find delight in reading.”
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“Uncle Phineas, I believe, is one of those people whom his family appreciate more after they have been without him for rather a long time.”
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“... wedlock's war cry ... 'I told you so! I told you so!'”
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“I suppose grief is the most jealous and the most selfish of all emotions ...”
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“Truth bred truth as surely as cabbages bred cabbages, or as lies bred lies.”
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“Consolation, verb, very transitive, is the cradle and the coffin of liaison.”
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“Odd that the more charming people were the less charming they always made other people feel.”
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“Have you noticed that some women make maternity, legitimatized, a perpetual exoneration?”
Kay Cleaver Strahan, U.S. writer
(1888 - 1941)