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Joachim Heinrich Campe Quotes

Eight of the best book quotes from Joachim Heinrich Campe
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“They loved him as the apple of their eye, but their love was blind and injudicious.”
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″...if these people, amongst whom there are certainly many good and devout persons, have suffered so great distress, what must not I expect, who have acted with so much ingratitude towards my parents!”
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″...everyone likes to reward those that are obliging.”
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“I shall never have the least pity anymore for such a blockhead as Robinson, whatever misfortunes may happen to him.”
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“I grant he is himself the cause of every thing that happens to him;”
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“When a man wishes to make his way in the world, be it in what country it will, be ought to be provided beforehand with a tolerable share of knowledge; but this was what Robinson never thought of.”
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“Return to your parents, fall on your knees before them, and, like a sensible and dutiful lad, implore their pardon for your imprudence.”
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“The being who is supremely good, hath vouchsafed to stretch out a father’s hand over you. You should lift up your hearts to him, and thank him without delay for the unexpected preservation of your lives.”
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