We can do noble acts without ruling the earth and sea
Aristotle
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RUDYARD KIPLING If you were queen of bloaters / And I were king of soles, / The sea we'd wag our fins in. / Nor heed...
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QURAN To see the sea of all of the purple shirts coming, you just stand there in awe.
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Oh moon, without me, do not shine;
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