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“The cruelty of fooled honesty is often great after enlightenment, and it was mighty in Clare now.”
―
Thomas Hardy
,
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
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George Orwell
,
1984
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―
Henry James
,
The Portrait of a Lady
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―
Edgar Rice Burroughs
,
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―
Henry Adams
,
The Education of Henry Adams
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―
Plato
,
The Republic
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―
Margaret Thatcher
,
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―
George Eliot
,
Adam Bede
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―
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
,
Emile
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―
William Shakespeare
,
The Comedy of Errors
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―
Arthur Conan Doyle
,
A Study in Scarlet
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