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Author: Pearl S. Buck
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Pearl S. Buck _ Dragon Seed: The Story of
This seems right to them today and that tomorrow and they do not know that one man's mind cannot say what is the true right for another. No, in their pride of a little learning they rush out to do evil
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Pearl S. Buck _ The Good Earth
and when he was weary he lay down upon his land and he slept and the health of the earth spread into his flesh and he was healed of his sickness.
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Pearl S. Buck _ Sons
He had collected from every place where he had hid his little stores of gain and he had borrowed all he could, and he could not even have had this except by bitter, frugal living.
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Pearl S. Buck _ Letter from Peking: A Novel
It is not that we cannot believe," he replied. "It is that we do not want anything enough. Faith rises from necessity. We have no necessity.
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Pearl S. Buck _ East Wind: West Wind: The Saga
This foreign one has no fear of anything in her, although she is not beautiful as the Fourth Lady was beautiful. She does not trouble herself. She accepts as her right the interest of men. She makes no effort to win their glances. She seems to say, "This is I. I am as you see me. I do not care to be otherwise.
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Pearl S. Buck _ Imperial Woman: The Story of
They stood, eyes meeting eyes, yet neither took the next step toward the other. "When I know what reward is great enough," she said, "then I will give it to you." "Because you live I am rewarded," he replied.
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Pearl S. Buck _ The Good Earth
Well, and every man has his troubles and I must make shift to live with mine as I can,
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Pearl S. Buck _ Of Men and Women: How to Be
In a strange and ominous way the fate of women everywhere in the world is linked with the trend toward fascism. To delay might mean to be compelled to silence."
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Pearl S. Buck _ Dragon Seed: The Story of
Yes, their ancients had taught them that no good man would be a soldier and that the warlike man was the least of men and not to be respected, and so they had all believed.
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Pearl S. Buck _ Imperial Woman: The Story of
This imperial woman, so diverse and rich in her genius, might have chosen her own greatness had she been able to single one gift above another, but she could not make her own choice of what she loved best to do, and so she did something of each and in all she excelled. As for those affairs of state which had absorbed her until
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Pearl S. Buck _ Imperial Woman: The Story of
You see how loving kindness conquers fear, even in animals. Let this lesson be engraved upon your hearts.
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Pearl S. Buck _ East Wind: West Wind: The Saga
The fruit of her life is her grandson who is not yet born.
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