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Somebody told me,
"Don't wear your heart on your sleeve,
because one day,
they all will leave."
What really matters is inside,
no one ever gives it to the nice guy,

the nice guy.

—Starflyer 59, "Nice Guy"

in one particular the novels of the White Neck-cloth School are meritoriously realistic,–their favourite hero, the Evangelical young curate is always rather an insipid personage.

—George Eliot, Silly Novels by Lady Novelists

There's nothing to hate about Marianne. She's little and friendly and she will lend you anything.

—Jenny, Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade

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-they all will leave."<br />
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+{{quote|''in one particular the novels of the White Neck-cloth School are meritoriously realistic,–their favourite hero, the Evangelical young curate is always rather an insipid personage. ''|'''[[George Eliot]]''', ''[[Silly Novels by Lady Novelists]]''}}
-{{quote|There's nothing to hate about Marianne. She's little and friendly and she will lend you anything.|'''Jenny,''' ''[[Nothings Fair in Fifth Grade]]''}}
+{{quote|There's nothing to hate about Marianne. She's little and friendly and she will lend you anything.|'''Jenny,''' ''[[Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade]]''}}
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