Fanny Flagg. The most famous aphorisms

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Fanny Flagg. The most famous aphorisms

It's a strange thing: for so many years people have been fighting, looking for the meaning of life - but you just have to rejoice - that's all.
Even false hope is better than hopelessness.
Life is too short for longing and cynicism.
The one who suffers the most speaks less about it.
You can not indulge in despondency, from this you will certainly get sick.
By the way a man treats his mother, one can judge how he will treat his wife.
Happiness is volatile, it can neither be caught nor held.
A coward dies a thousand times, a hero only once.

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