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    Snippets Of Jealousy

    By Dave Farnham

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    Is jealousy a significant factor in your life? Are you jealous of someone or is there someone who is jealous of you?

    Often referred to as the Green-Eyed Monster, jealousy is one of the less pleasant emotions of human beings. It has caused untold damage in the form of wars and crimes, yet it fascinates us – what soap opera doesn't feature jealousy in some form or other? Many plays, novels and films use it as the basis for their plots; and it's the theme of numerous songs.

    This book explores jealousy through the eyes of a wide variety of people past and present. A few even find a positive side to the Green-Eyed Monster. You can ponder on these quotations and reflect on the extent to which jealousy affects our lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMTB
    Release dateJun 15, 2015
    ISBN9781310258503
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