Rachel JoyceThat was why Peg loved the Messiah best of all. Because it showed people they were not alone. No matter about their differences, the music lifted them up and lowered them down, only to raise them even higher. It worked like a spell.
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What was the greatest trick the devil ever pulled? To convince the world that he did not exist. The greatest trick he ever pulled was to hide himself from himself. He was a trickster, a deceiver, a trickster. He was a liar and a deceiver and a trickster. He gave his name to a trick: "trick".
Source: The Music Shop
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