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RESPECT WORDS, WORDS, WORDS…Quotes for writers (and people who like quotes)

Henry PluckroseEvery word is unique
Respect words, be they printed or spoken
Complex or simple, extravagant or lowly
The manner in which they are delivered
Speaks of us.
HENRY PLUCKROSE in Who Travels Down This Narrow Road “one of the most inspiring teachers of his generation”

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7 comments on “RESPECT WORDS, WORDS, WORDS…Quotes for writers (and people who like quotes)”

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  2. cathum
    December 16, 2013
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    What a great quote. thanks for sharing it.

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  4. JJ Wong
    January 23, 2014
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    Words are powerful, love reading quotes. As quotes are fill with tons of wisdom & inspiration. 🙂

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  5. suzannebowditch
    September 11, 2016
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    Reblogged this on suzannebowditch and commented:
    Great quote 🙂

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  6. C.M. Blackwood
    September 11, 2016
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    Excellent quote, Bridget 🙂

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    • bridget whelan
      September 11, 2016
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      I liked it when I first posted it, and I’ve grown even fonder of it over time

      Reply

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