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If all people had a decent job to occupy their minds, and regular meals to satisfy their hunger, most crimes would not be committed.

— B. Traven The Death Ship (1926)

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There's absolutely nothing that you can't learn if you go about it one step at a time.

The Cotton Pickers (1927)

Ordinary people can never fall over the walls, because they never dare climb high enough to see what is beyond the walls.

The Death Ship (1926)

A working-man's life is a dog's life, that's what it is.

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1927)

It is always more convenient to dream of what might be.

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1927)

The biography of a creative man is completely unimportant.

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