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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 1ba6005 | One must always be civic-minded. | Hiroo Onoda | ||
| fbb8e90 | Without a huge shock, the sleepy-head, ignorant Japanese will never wake up. | Hiroo Onoda | ||
| e7cdefb | Women should always do the dirty work | Hiroo Onoda | ||
| 519bb53 | Never complain. | Hiroo Onoda | ||
| 882f1f9 | Life is not fair and people are not equal. | Hiroo Onoda | ||
| 0f156f6 | Histories are as perfect as the Historian is wise, and is gifted with an eye and a soul. | Historian | ||
| aa047c4 | In a certain sense all men are historians. | Historian | ||
| 9fb4943 | The long historian of my country's woes. | Historian | ||
| f120735 | Historians must break out of the prison of ideas. | Historian | ||
| 0a97f27 | was procured by Cronstedt in 1751. | Historical View of the Progress of Chemistry | ||
| 3f6b1a2 | Klaproth discovered uranium in 1789. | Historical View of the Progress of Chemistry | ||
| 8b50acc | Nov. 8. Many persons leaving. | History of American Socialisms | ||
| 6b2d733 | In December the use of ardent spirits was abolished. | History of American Socialisms | ||
| af72edd | Tin ores are found in Britain (Cornwall), and were brought thence by the Phoenicians. | History of Chemistry (Thorpe) | ||
| 2c2c997 | Oxides of manganese were used as brown pigments. | History of Chemistry (Thorpe) | ||
| 20ae62b | Graham's work was mainly devoted to... . | History of Chemistry (Thorpe) | ||
| 1c0f82c | With [Leon] Schischkoff, he examined, in 1857, the products of fired . | History of Chemistry (Thorpe) | ||
| 6e92896 | Greek algebra before Diophantus was essentially rhetorical. | History of algebra | ||
| 5195894 | It is therefore the occult or hidden science, the black art. | History of chemistry | ||
| a508c7c | By 1630 tables of logarithms were in general use. | History of logarithms | ||
| f87d174 | It is evident that | History of logarithms | ||
| 38f44e2 | There are no absolutes... in mathematics or in its history. | History of mathematics | ||
| 95c6b6d | In mathematics the art of asking questions is more valuable than solving problems. | History of mathematics | ||
| 62e8ce8 | I would rather discover a single [geometrical] demonstration than become king of the Persians. | History of mathematics | ||
| d543969 | The Angles of Refexion and Refraction, lie in one and the same Plane with the Angle of Incidence. | History of optics | ||
| 8169851 | The Angle of Reflexion is equal to the Angle of Incidence. | History of optics | ||
| ecedde6 | This history I call Primary History, or the Mother History. | History of science | ||
| 5188784 | Scientific thought is a development of pre-scientific thought. | History of science | ||
| a990c92 | The history of science should be the leading thread in the history of civilization. | History of science | ||
| 0da3913 | The Epochs here marked out, are the cardinal points of scientific history. | History of the Inductive Sciences | ||
| d8271ec | The songs they sang were Nazi songs. The books they read were Nazi books. | Hitler Youth | ||
| b590ec7 | 'I am not squeaky clean, I have made a lot of mistakes but that makes me the person I am today' | Hlubi Mboya Arnold | ||
| 2144822 | 'Something's never change and that for me are principles and truth and love' | Hlubi Mboya Arnold | ||
| c770dcb | There needs to be something burning inside you that pushes you to wake up and grind.'' | Hlubi Mboya Arnold | ||
| 593aaa9 | Revolutionary morality consists in absolute loyalty to the Party and the people. | Ho Chí Minh | ||
| 664a382 | Nothing is more precious than Independence and Liberty. | Ho Chí Minh | ||
| a3f1e56 | You sittin' here chained to your rockin' chair. | Hoagy Carmichael | ||
| 8470b44 | A hobby is a happy medium between a passion and a monomania. | Hobby | ||
| 3a1a6db | A hobby is the result of a distorted view of things. It is putting a planet in the place of a sun. | Hobby | ||
| 768270c | Suffer fools gladly; they may be right. | Holbrook Jackson | ||
| 44d96d7 | For now I am in a holiday humour. | Holidays | ||
| 306ec56 | If all the year were playing holidays,To sport would be as tedious as to work. | Holidays | ||
| cea070e | Being holiday, the beggars shop is shut. | Holidays | ||
| 6447f82 | Time for work,--yet takeMuch holiday for arts and friendships sake. | Holidays |