Quote by Robert Lynd
The great ages of prose are the ages in which men shave. The great

The great ages of prose are the ages in which men shave. The great ages of poetry are those in which they allow their beards to grow. – Robert Lynd

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It is almost impossible to remember how tragic a place this world is when one is playing golf. – Robert Lynd

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Golf
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Coleridge says that to bait a mouse-trap is as much as to say to the mouse, Come and have a piece of cheese, and then, when it accepts the invitation, to do it to death is a betrayal of the laws of hospitality. – Robert Lynd

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Hospitality
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Mustaches
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[I]n bounded De Courci, hair and all! Cloak, hat, and hair were instantly thrown aside, and a smooth, young, laughing face revealed itself from behind whiskers, moustaches, imperials, and goatee. – T.S. Arthur, “Marrying a Count,” Off-Hand Sketches, A Little Dashed with Humour,

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It always seemed to me that men wore their beards, like they wear their neckties, for show. – D.H. Lawrence

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Mustaches

A man without a beard is like a lion without a mane. – Dutch proverb

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Mustaches

You can measure time in days, weeks, months, or in beards. – Author Unknown

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Mustaches

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