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Summary: This is an excellent buy!!!
Comment: I was so pleasantly surprised with this work. It puts such wonderful thoughts and sayings into one
collection. I am very amazed with this book, and I think you will be also.

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Summary: A Few Thoughts on The most Brilliant Thoughts of All Time
Comment: As a writer of greeting cards, needing upbeat and optimistic content, this book was not it. I found
too much of the material was cynical, and as someone trying to find positive words to quote, this
was definitely not the vehicle. The book did however have a real variaty of quotes, categories and
subjects. Lots of tonge-in-cheek material if that's what you're looking for.

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Summary: APOOR BOY WILL SURVIVE
Comment: me and Robert had been to my uncles house where we had been playing music Robert was a guitar
playermt uncal lemuel played and was a good singer i did not play.but i could sang a little we
stoped about 8oclok it was dark and lemuel was drinking so we decided to go home lemuel didnt want
us to go but we did he lived about a mile from town we headed home in town we were going down main
st in the heart of town there was one main st and route70was the heart of town on one corner was a
post office on the other side was a dry good store on the other corner was a hardware store going
north on main past the drygood store two buildings from corner was the bank it was about 9oclok
there were no body to be seen at that time they went to bed earley most houses did not have electric
lights but all the stoors had electric lights as we walked on up main st i noticed a light in the
bank it had a large windo in front the shade was down but you could see light around the edges we
were at edge of the window when i could see light flashing and sparks flying and a noizethat i had
heard before i had heard the sound before in a garage two buildings up the street when they would be
cutting steel with a cutting torch or welding i mitend to robert to come on we went to the corner i
turned right robert wanted to know where i was going i told him behind the bank to get a piece of
ice.there was a place in back of bank that had a shed it had three sides and part of a roof it was
full of saudust they keep ice under the sadust to deliver to the restaurants and houses yhat had ice
boxes i took my stick it had a nail in the end of it and chiped us a piece of ice robert didn't want
any he said i got to go home i told him to be quit my mind was going 90 miles a hour trying to
figure out what they were doingin there robert said lets go i no iam going to find out what they are
doing he said they are working in there i am going home i explained to him what i thought was going
on he said they aint nobody that brave to try and rob the bank but he took notice when i said lets
pick out a place to hide if they come out a alley ran in back of the bank across the alley was a big
brick house it belonged to the man that owned the bank it was the biggest house in town that is
where my mother works as a made they also owned the house we lived in my mother said thet were good
to her miss sally maude was my 5 grade teacher she liked me had told me i was good at math she would
bring me something to eat hide it in clok roome with a pint of milk she would find a way to tell me
before lunch would let out.and miss crane another teacher would do the same thing when i was in her
class they were good people and i thank them to this day there were a lot of days that is alli would
get to eat that day. we had been sitting there for about 2 hours when robert nudged me there was a
nois comming from the bank we ducked down the door opened the light was out 2 men came out they both
were carying something you coulnt tell what .they walked wright past us we seen ho it was but they
didnt see us iwas scared we kept listen for them they kept going down alleyi listened for acar to
start but never did hear one.i am writing my life history i am 76years old the time all this started
it was 1937 when this part happened this book will be through the thirties till i got out of navy in
1943 dewey laycox thank you

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Summary: Good Resource
Comment: This book lends an array of good quips for every occasion, from ironic to inspirational. It's light
reading for times when you want to be amused. The title seems arrogant and a major overstatment,
but there are indeed some good quotes to be found here. If you are looking for a truly outstanding
collection of quotes, as I was, I suggest you read "Open Your Mind, Open Your Life: A Little Book of
Wisdom" by Taro Gold.

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