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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 3ff01f8 | I hate all that don't love me, and slight all that do. | George Farquhar | ||
| 72c622e | Crimes, like Virtues, are their own Rewards. | George Farquhar | ||
| 2bd8926 | Hanging and marriage, you know, go by destiny. | George Farquhar | ||
| 54d4af8 | T]hose who know the least, obey the best. | George Farquhar | ||
| 30cf8fd | There is no scandal like rags, nor any crime so shameful as poverty. | George Farquhar | ||
| 88e116c | The great object of government is to restrict, control and punish man 'in the pursuit of happiness.' | George Fitzhugh | ||
| 7e29039 | Naturally, Southerners, like slaveholders, are liberal and public spirited. | George Fitzhugh | ||
| 812b673 | The vampire capitalist class impose all the taxes, and pay none. | George Fitzhugh | ||
| 10cd42e | Private property destroys liberty and equality. | George Fitzhugh | ||
| 4213938 | The normal state of a free society is a state of famine. | George Fitzhugh | ||
| d47f3dd | If Universities do not study useless subjects, who will? | George Francis FitzGerald | ||
| 679686d | During this century mathematics has been transformed... | George Frederick James Temple | ||
| 59bc320 | The function of logic in mathematics is critical rather than constructive. | George Frederick James Temple | ||
| 4759fd2 | The 'language theory' is inadequate as a description of the nature of mathematics. | George Frederick James Temple | ||
| 941b6ad | Whether I was in my body or out of my body I know not. God knows it! | George Frideric Handel | ||
| 73f2351 | I did think I did see all heaven before me, and the great God himself. | George Frideric Handel | ||
| fbac0ce | I should be sorry if I only entertained them, I wish to make them better. | George Frideric Handel | ||
| 02702fa | They intend, if they can, to have an Iraq Americana, but the Iraqi people have decided otherwise. | George Galloway | ||
| 1220116 | Mr Hitchens's policy has succeeded in making 10,000 new Bin Ladens. | George Galloway | ||
| b3986b8 | Now, would you like me to be the cat? | George Galloway | ||
| 41bf9f2 | Poor me, poor me, pour me another. | George Galloway | ||
| 4249c11 | I had three goals and all of them were met. | George Galloway | ||
| cee4619 | Only a fool has no regrets and I'm not a fool. | George Galloway | ||
| 0ce02dd | As for Gordon Brown - I've described him and Blair as two cheeks of the same arse. | George Galloway | ||
| 3ffae33 | Tramp dirt down | George Galloway | ||
| 10a6b1b | I feel that matter has properties which physics tells you. | George Gamow | ||
| f007696 | So I am just sitting and waiting, listening, and if something exciting comes, I just jump in. | George Gamow | ||
| e7f3a3c | Man is the result of a purposeless and natural process that did not have him in mind. | George Gaylord Simpson | ||
| a3f8935 | The European boys have small ideas but they sure know how to dress 'em up. | George Gershwin | ||
| a8e1e8e | I frequently hear music in the heart of noise. | George Gershwin | ||
| 94ebccb | My people are American, my time is today...music must repeat the thought and aspirations of the times. | George Gershwin | ||
| 5f22a12 | An entire composition written in jazz could not live. | George Gershwin | ||
| f799c21 | I like to think of music as an emotional science. | George Gershwin | ||
| 77021e2 | The language of poetry is the only speech which has in it the power of permanent impression | George Gilfillan | ||
| 97d28e0 | Every poet is partly creator and partly the creature of circumstances. | George Gilfillan | ||
| 42c53e3 | How dearly, at one time, and how cheaply at another, does Genius purchase immortal fame! | George Gilfillan | ||
| 30883c8 | No, no; women, old or young, should never have to think about money. | George Gissing | ||
| c6f46e0 | To be at other people's orders brings out all the bad in me. | George Gissing | ||
| ae81433 | Of all pains, the greatest painIs to love, and love in vain. | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne | ||
| fa65626 | Thy thoughts to nobler meditations give,And study how to die, not how to live. | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne | ||
| d2c59aa | 'Tis impious pleasure to delight in harm. And beauty should be kind, as well as charm. | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne | ||
| a5db1ab | But, oh! what mighty magician can assuageA woman's envy? | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne | ||
| d5b1a80 | The kiss you take is paid by that you give:The joy is mutual, and I'm still in debt. | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne | ||
| 9dbfebe | Whoe'er thou art, thy Lord and master see,Thou wast my Slave, thou art, or thou shalt be. | George Granville, 1st Baron Lansdowne |