Herman Melville — "A man who has but one eye, however good that eye may be, should never be trusted…"
A man who has but one eye, however good that eye may be, should never be trusted.
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"The truest of all books is the Bible, the falsest is the newspaper."
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"The strongest of all arguments, in favor of the present constitution of government, is, that though it be not the best possible, yet it is better than any other."
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