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But that's the Way, and there is no other. And once his mind's made up, the trembling and aimless walking stops, and he can look doom in the face without flinching. ("Jane Brown's Body")

As long as one can think as an outsider, an observer apart from the conflict, there is hope for a resolving thought.

Our enemy attacks the conscience little by little seeking to wear us down and then wears out a leader's resolve to fight the good fight.

Common man's patience will bring him more happiness than common man's power.

Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt.

Indeed, she often wondered if she were dead, or dying from the inside out, and that was the root of her calm, the reason she could surrender her character.

Persistence and passion will make you invincible.

More so God didn__ choose to resolve the problem of the earth by sending PRAYERS but by sending his son

Brazen it out! Throw away the scabbard! Grit your teeth, buckle down, and die with your boots on! Or in other words, be determined and resolved until you accomplish the thing you set out to accomplish.

It's an unfortunate fact that I'm easily discouraged. But the fortunate truth is I'm stubborn as hell and near impossible to sway in my resolve.

Life is indeed a storm and while there are times you can sit and watch from the safety of a window pane there are moments you need to grit your teeth and take on the wind and the rain.

Who told you it was too late? And more importantly, why did you choose to believe them?

There was another thing bigger than the tiredness _ and this was the strong crew purpose.

You are right, I do fall down a lot. But that wouldn__ be true if I never stood back up.

I watched as she, with a half-life-worth of anger and resolve, flickered into this dark night and tried with all her might to get back what was taken from her.

If you plan to build walls around me, know this__ will walk through them.

I will find a way -- or make one.

It appears, from all this, that our eyes are uncertain. Two persons look at the same clock and there is a difference of two or three minutes in their reading of the time. One has a tendency to put back the hands, the other to advance them. Let us not too confidently try to play the part of the third person who wishes to set the first two aright; it may well happen that we are mistaken in turn. Besides, in our daily life, we have less need of certainty than of a certain approximation to certainty. Let us learn how to see, but without looking too closely at things and men: they look better from a distance.