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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 2084622 | What strange Dreams disturb my rest? | John Ogilby | ||
| b25ae0a | I feel the Sparks of my old Flame revive. | John Ogilby | ||
| af73bc9 | This, think'st thou Dust intomb'd, or Ghosts regard? | John Ogilby | ||
| 8ba5b0d | Stupendious Works unfinish'd lye. | John Ogilby | ||
| 78787c0 | The Queen neglected Fame for Love. | John Ogilby | ||
| 991f77a | He must hoyst Sail, and fly. | John Ogilby | ||
| 7544af8 | His active Soul a thousand waies divides,And swift through all imaginations glides. | John Ogilby | ||
| 6386f2e | Who a Lover can deceive? | John Ogilby | ||
| c21f96d | And could'st thou hope, perfidious, to deceiveMe thus? and secretly our Kingdom leave? | John Ogilby | ||
| 31016f0 | Whilst a Soul supports this mortal Frame,I never shall forget Eliza's name. | John Ogilby | ||
| b01228a | Come, let us arm with speed; and let us twoTry, what our forces may united do. | John Ogilby | ||
| fffde09 | Like a burnt stake, half stuck upon his shield;The other half lay broken in the field. | John Ogilby | ||
| 8aae55d | But Ajax now no longer thought it goodTo keep his post, and stand where others stood. | John Ogilby | ||
| d2c8911 | Then let him swear he ne'er the lady knew,And did with her as men with women do. | John Ogilby | ||
| 5249f4b | When they and Venus to his cottage came,For lust-rewards prefer'd the Cyprian dame. | John Ogilby | ||
| 488d9fb | At last a pleasant river's mouth he finds,Free from rough clifts, safe from disturbing winds. | John Ogilby | ||
| 892691b | He is too blest that his own Happiness knows,And Mortals to themselves are greatest Foes. | John Ogilby | ||
| 36bfe68 | He that loves Gold, starves more, the more he's fed. | John Ogilby | ||
| 2f15f18 | Robber of Man, who now shall give thee ayd? | John Ogilby | ||
| b7d591e | Great Expectations oft to nothing come. | John Ogilby | ||
| 943421f | True Valour best is without Witness shown. | John Ogilby | ||
| e9b1d33 | Mercy makes Princes Gods. | John Ogilby | ||
| 33202c8 | This cruel Prince that made his Will a Law. | John Ogilby | ||
| c05c3e0 | They that have Power to do, may, when they will,Pick Quarrels, and, pretending Justice, kill. | John Ogilby | ||
| 3f47dc1 | Who Weapons put into a Mad-Man's Hands,May be the first the Error understands. | John Ogilby | ||
| b51a8b6 | None can Protect themselves with their own Shade.None for themselves are born. | John Ogilby | ||
| a8d7f84 | People that under Tyrant Scepters live,Should each to other kind Assistance give. | John Ogilby | ||
| 4a4f116 | No Beast is half so False as Man. | John Ogilby | ||
| d2f9af6 | Fortune assists the Bold, the Valiant ManOft Conqueror proves, because he thinks he can. | John Ogilby | ||
| 304c1d6 | Rich Cloaths, nor Cost, nor Education canChange Nature, nor transform and Ape into a Man. | John Ogilby | ||
| 7fc42fb | Those that can Help, to Hurt may find a way. | John Ogilby | ||
| 8e88bd6 | One good Art's better than a thousand bad. | John Ogilby | ||
| ba62f96 | Lost Reputation hard is to be found. | John Ogilby | ||
| ddf8020 | Of Pride in thy Prosperity beware,Vicissitudes of Fortune Constant are. | John Ogilby | ||
| 2b12204 | And should you visit now the seats of bliss, You need not wear another form but this. | John Oldham (poet) | ||
| 4aa18d0 | Curse on the man who business first designed,And by't enthralled a freeborn lover's mind! | John Oldham (poet) | ||
| a301856 | While some no other cause for life can give But a dull habitude to live. | John Oldham (poet) | ||
| dcd6de6 | Ah, dearer than my soul...Dearer than light, or life, or fame. | John Oldham (poet) | ||
| c3fbd8b | Lord of myself, accountable to none,But to my conscience, and my God alone. | John Oldham (poet) | ||
| 6d8ee2f | It's like catching an ice cream cone out of the air because a child was hit by a car. | John Oliver | ||
| 3b74409 | With Alexander the stage of Greek influence spread across the world. | John Pentland Mahaffy | ||
| 9f8828a | The first serious infowar is now engaged. The field of battle is WikiLeaks. You are the troops. | John Perry Barlow | ||
| 6ce1131 | When you read the sacred Scriptures, or any other book, never think how you read, but what you read. | John Philip Kemble | ||
| dd9531f | The censorship is such on television in the US that films like mine don't stand a chance. | John Pilger |