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Abraham Lincoln. The most famous aphorisms

Marriage is neither heaven nor hell, it's just purgatory.
A ballot is stronger than a bullet.
Horses at the crossing do not change.
Hypocrite: A person who killed both parents and asks for mercy, citing the fact that he is an orphan.
The best part of our lives consists of friends.
I don't care what people say about me behind my back as long as they tell lies about me.
You can fool some people all the time, you can fool everyone some of the time, but you can't fool everyone all the time.
My life experience has convinced me that people who have no faults have very few virtues.
The sheep and the wolf understand the word "freedom" differently, this is the essence of the disagreements that prevail in human society.
Cunning and flattery are blood relatives.
I defeat my enemies by turning them into friends.

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