Robert Penn WarrenBeautyIs the fume-track of necessity. This thought Is therapeutic. If, after several Applications, you do not find Relief, consult your family physician
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Beauty is the fume-track of necessity. If, after several applications, you do not find relief, consult your family physician. -Emily DickinsonBeauty is the fume-track of necessity. If, after several applications, you do not find relief, consult your family physician. -Emily Dickinson
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