John Steinbeck, The Winter of our Discontent List of quotes page 1

Quotes by John Steinbeck, The Winter of our Discontent

"Most people live ninety percent in the past, seven percent in the present, and that only leaves three percent for the future."

"Money does not change the sickness, only the symptoms."

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