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#300 Albert Einstein
The following quotes have been cited as being from The World As I See It but are not in later abridged editions of the original 1949 book and thus these citations are not yet confirmed.
#328 Albert Einstein
Statements by Einstein from Essays Presented toon the Occasion of His Eightieth Birthday (1954), p. 26; Baeck's birthday was 23 May 1953; Einstein Archives 28-962. Some quotes are from The New Quotable Einstein (2005) edited by Alice Calaprice, pp. 120-121, others from Ideas and Opinions by Albert Einstein (1954), where they appear in the section "Aphorisms for Leo Baeck."
#4780 Ralph Waldo Emerson
A great man quotes bravely, and will not draw on his invention when his memory serves him with a word just as good.
#6382 Henry David Thoreau
These are just a few samples, for more quotes from this work see: .
#9662 Theodore Roosevelt
Quotes from a transcription of Roosevelt's speech at the opening of the Minnesota State Fair, as it appeared in the Minneapolis Tribune (3 September 1901) For further quotes from this speech see "National Duties" subsection in the "The Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses (1900)" section above.
#11026 George W. Bush
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#11633 Friedrich Nietzsche
- most of these quotes should soon be transferred to the page for , with only a few samples left here.
#11718 Friedrich Nietzsche
Der Antichrist (1888);; for more quotes from this work see
#12519 Dorothy Parker
Quotes of Parker from 's biographical essay "Our Mrs Parker" in While Rome Burns (1934) which is the original published source for some of the most famous things she said at the Algonquin Round Table.
#13163 G. K. Chesterton
These are just a few samples — for more quotes from this work see
#13195 G. K. Chesterton
These are just a few of the more famous quotes from this epic poem; seefor more quotes from this work.
#13664 History of Wikiquote
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#15703 John F. Kennedy
The following quotes were meant to be delivered on 22 November 1963, in Dallas, Texas. They were however never delivered; Kennedy was on his way to thewhen .
#15751 E. E. Cummings
The typography of some of these quotes may seem incorrect: it probably isn't. Outside of some bolding for emphasis of well noted or notable statements, and a few marks of ellipsis "…" for gaps, the author's often odd original typography has been retained, so much as possible, in many of the quotes, including where punctuation marks between words are often used without any spaces.
#16072 Ludwig Wittgenstein
Quotes of Wittgenstein found in Personal Recollections (1981) by , Ch. 6
#19814 H. G. Wells
These are just a few samples, for more quotes from this work, see :
#20019 C. S. Lewis
A series of seven children's books, this is just a sampling of a few quotes, for more from these works, see .
#22333 Margaret Cho
published this thing called the "Chow like Cho Diet," which was this fake diet that I never went on, with all these fake quotes from me, like "When I was a little girl, I was raised on rice and fish. So when I get heavy, I go back to that natural Asian way of eating." That is so Mulan. You can almost hear the mandolin in the background. "When I was a little girl, I grow up on the rice paddy... and although we have no food, I have a tendency to put on weight."
#23276 Antoine de Saint Exup©ry
These are just a few selections, for more quotes from this work see
#23359 Jorge Luis Borges
In these selections the quotes from a story or essay are listed among the earliest collections which are known to contain it.
#24538 NiccolІ Machiavelli
Quotes from translations of Discorsi sopra la prima deca di Tito Livio; 3 vols. published between 1512–1517 (Discourses on the First Ten Books of Titus Livius)
#25737 Philosopher
Quotes reported in Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922), p. 596-97.
#26709 Emil Cioran
Anyone who quotes us from memory - and incorrectly - is a saboteur who should be taken to court. A garbled quotation is equivalent to betrayal, an insult, a prejudice all the more serious in that the intention was to do us a favor.
#26748 Alexandre Dumas
There is also a page developing for this novel at— most quotes from the work should eventually be moved there, with only a few samples remaining here -
#27985 Herbert Spencer
Note that this essay was written six years prior to the July 1, 1858 presentation of papers byand , to the , on the theory of evolution by natural selection. The following quotes are fromWatts & Co. (1907).
#28442 George Herbert
All quotes in this section were taken from The Complete Works in verse and prose of George Herbert: Volume III, Prose (1874), edited by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart, printed for private circulation.
#30427 Frank Zappa
Quotes of Zappa in W. C. Privy's Original Bathroom Companion (2003) by Jack Mingo and Erin Barrett, p. 134
#30517 Carl Sagan
Contact : a novel. New York: Simon and Schuster. 1985.. . For quotes from the motion picture based on this novel, see:All page numbers from the mass market paperback edition published by Pocket Books
#32129 Herman Melville
These quotes are just a few samples, for more from this work, see the page for
#32282 Robert Heinlein
These are just a few sample quotations; for more quotes from this work, see
#32723 Leaves of Grass
Section numbers appear at the end of quotes from this composition
#34074 Frank Herbert
These are just a couple sample quotes, for more quotes from this novel see
#36967 Sёren Kierkegaard
These are just a few samples for more quotes from this work see the page for
#38581 The Simpsons
quotes at the at(German)(French)(Czech)(The Simpsons quotes within Google homepage)
#38923 Leonardo da Vinci
These quotes are primarily from the English translation by Jean Paul Richter of 1888 (not all of them can be confirmed)
#39193 Leonardo da Vinci
These quotes are primarily from the English translation by Edward MacCurdy of 1938
#40141 Vladimir Lenin
It is not for nothing that Skaldin in one part of his book quotes : we have seen that both his views and the character of his arguments in many respects repeat the theses of that great ideologist of the progressive bourgeoisie.
#40445 Salman Rushdie
These are just a few sample quotes; for more quotes from this work see
#42411 Aldous Huxley
These are a few quotes from the novel; for more quotes from this work see(1932)
#43727 J. D. Salinger
All quotes are statements of Holden Caulfield unless otherwise noted. This is just a sample, for more from this work see:
#43853 James Branch Cabell
And one would worship a woman whom all perfections dower, But the other smiles at transparent wiles; and he quotes from . Thus two by two we wrangle and blunder about the earth, And that body we share we may not spare; but the Gods have need of mirth.
#43876 James Branch Cabell
; This section also Includes some quotes from the Author's note to the edition of 1929
#44257 Stephen Covey
These quotes were added into an article for First Things First and then transferred here, but many originally among them have already been found to have been paraphrases, rather than exact quotations.
#44350 Richard Stallman
These quotes are from theinterview , the questions asked in the interview were asked by slashdot users in response to the article . The quotes were taken from his replies to various questions.
#45826 Colin Powell
Quotes of Powell from The Powell Principles (2003) by Oren Harari
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