A Dictionary of Burning Words

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Quotes by William Goodell

2 quotations from Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895), with the subject each one is filed under.

However bitter the cup we have to drink, we are sure it contains nothing unnecessary or unkind; and we should take it from His hand with as much meekness as we accept of eternal life with thankfulness.— filed under Affliction
When we take our last remove, I fear that we shall find that a great deal which we call religion, and which we were at the trouble of lugging about with us through our whole pilgrimage, is perfectly worthless, fit only to be burned.— filed under Religion
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