I do not run all of them down to make sure it is all exactly accurate
Entertaining, anyway, the quotes are pretty good even if we cannot be completely sure of the origins assigned to them
savors too much of private interest."
Edmund Waller
(03/03/1606 – 10/21/1687)
English writer
are the soft easy cushions on which knaves
Repose and fatten."
Thomas Otway
(03/03/1652 – 04/14/1685)
English writer
William Godwin
(03/03/1756 – 04/07/1836)
English writer
Sir John Murray
(03/03/1841 – 03/16/1914)
Canadian scientist
Alexander Graham Bell
(03/03/1847 – 08/02/1922)
Scottish inventor
Lady Marguerite Blessington
(09/01/1789 – 03/03/1849)
Irish writer
"Nothing is more dangerous than an idea when it is the only one you have."
Emile-Auguste Chartier
(03/03/1868 – 06/02/1951)
French writer
Emile-Auguste Chartier
(03/03/1868 – 06/02/1951)
French writer
Ring Lardner, Sr.
(03/03/1885 – 09/25/1933)
US writer
Jean Harlow
(03/03/1911 – 06/07/1937)
US actor , on Howard Hughes
"To get where you want to go you can't only do what you like."
Peter Abrahams
(03/03/1919 – )
S. African writer
Peter Abrahams
(03/03/1919 – )
S. African writer
"One learns little more about a man from his feats of literary memory than from the feats of his alimentary canal."
Frank Moore Colby
(02/10/1865 – 03/03/1926)
US encyclopedia editor, essayist
Frank Moore Colby
(02/10/1865 – 03/03/1926)
US encyclopedia editor, essayist
Robyn Hitchcock
(03/03/1953 – )
English singer, songwriter
Arthur Koestler
(09/05/1905 – 03/03/1983)
Hungarian writer
Marguerite Duras
(04/04/1914 – 03/03/1996)
French writer
"In America television can make so much money doing its worst, it cannot afford to do its best."
Fred Friendly
(10/30/1915 – 03/03/1998)
US TV producer
Fred Friendly
(10/30/1915 – 03/03/1998)
US TV producer
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