Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few. — Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
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Words are like spices. Too many is worse than too few.

— Joan Aiken, The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories
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Language is the Rubicon that divides man from beast. — Max Miiller
Dialect words - those terrible marks of the beast to the truly genteel. — Thomas Hardy
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For words like Nature half reveal And half conceal the Soul within. — Alfred Lord Tennyson
He multiplieth words without knowledge. — Bible
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