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Favorite book of mine: Părintele Porfirie – Antologie de sfaturi și îndrumări
I like a lot this book with pieces of advice by Părintele Porfirie – Antologie de sfaturi și îndrumări (Publishing house link »). More books from the publishing house ». …
Favorite book of mine: Parabolele lui Iisus. Adevărul ca poveste by Andrei Pleșu
A book I like a lot: Parabolele lui Iisus. Adevărul ca poveste – de Andrei Pleșu. (Editura Humanitas link ») An article in English about a conference of Andrei Pleșu …
Favorite book of mine: The Happiness Diary by Nicolae Steinhardt
I like this book: The Happiness Diary by Nicolae Steinhardt. (Amazon link ») There’s another edition, also: Jurnalul fericirii: manuscrisul de la Rohia by Nicolae Steinhardt | Goodreads. An old …
Favorite book of mine: Essentials of Understanding Psychology, by Robert S. Feldman
A favorite book of mine: Essentials of Understanding Psychology, by Robert S. Feldman (Amazon link »). An old review of mine (I will review this later on): I want to …
Reverend W. J. Kennedy – … if you want any business done for you, you should ask a busy man to do it, and not a man of leisure …
Just as it is almost proverbial that, if you want any business done for you, you should ask a busy man to do it, and not a man of leisure, so it is the laborious scholar, who is working hard at languages, who picks up, nay, actually reads and studies more of other subjects than the rest of his fellows at school or college.
Reverend W. J. Kennedy, who was the Inspector of Schools for Lancashire and the Isle of Man in Britain, 1856
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