The smallest bird cannot light upon the greatest tree without sending a shock to its most distant fibre; every mind is at times no less sensitive to the most trifling words.Source: Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ by Lew Wallace
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- When to have fields of life all plowed
- A humbled Venice
- Sunday Talk Show Recap: Coronavirus — Medical, Sta...
- Congress Updates
- When people need timing calibration
- Teen sleep schedules
- Unborn world
- A terrible realization
- Sociable on short acquaintance
- How to defrost a To Do list
- Sunday Talk Show Recap: Coronavirus — Medical, Soc...
- Congress Updates
- When a word insufficiently loses meaning
- A message for Americans who are scared
- The origins of sleep-deprived residency
- Lincoln vs. the trend of the 19th century
- The readiness of power
- The magnification of Lake Tahoe
- Sunday Talk Show Recap: Coronavirus
- Congress Updates
- The origin of 'hello'
- Explaining sleep apathy
- The American mood
- The mind's multitude of sensitivities
- The jolliest laughter that could be imagined
- Sunday Talk Show Recap: coronavirus, primary elect...
- Congress Updates
- Why greetings can mean less than their words
- Why we get sleepy
- Because we are different
- The easiest way to be disliked
- Images pretend to reveal the heart
- Sunday Talk Shows: Coronavirus + Super Tuesday
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