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Science of course is the great international bond.

— Muna Lee Cultural Interchanges between the Americas (1929)

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Another's estimate has never the rich completeness of the sudden word from the inner self.

It is poetry to express an entire philosophy in simple words

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...of poetry as daily fare-of poetry as being as much the daily bread as the white hyacinths of life.

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Puerto Rico is Spanish American in its past, Anglo-Saxon in its present, and, I trust, in the deepest sense Pan-American in its future

Cultural Interchanges between the Americas (1929)

Translators, again-the most abused and patient lot of folk on earth-are helpful in making us better acquainted; though we hope the time will soon come when citizens of the twenty-one republics will no longer need translators. There is no reason for our not speaking each other's language.

Cultural Interchanges between the Americas (1929)

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