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Awe consumes any brand that ignites it.

Cynthia Ozick

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Cynthia Ozick
Age: 96
Born: 1928
Born: April 17
Novelist
Writer
New York City
New York
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Consumes
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very bright teeth as big and orderly as piano keys.
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To listen acutely is to be powerless, even if you sit on a throne.
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Real apprenticeship is ultimately always to the self.
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What I felt then I feel now: the inexorable, unchanging interior hum of doubt and hope.
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The ordinary is the divine.
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