INDEX AND CONCORDANCE

Object of Insult SSmith-X refers to an author called Smith with the initial S (sometimes with several christian names starting with the same letter the whole first name may be in full: JohnTaylor); SeymourSmith-X refers to compound name Seymour-Smith; if the surname is compound and the person is known as such then even if there is no hyphen they will be under the first part of the compaound name (eg Llloyd George); JohnoftheCross is under J; the saint StJohn is also under J; but surnames StJohn are under S as if saint were written in full; Mac, Mc and M' are all listed as if they were Mac; names beginning O' are listed alphabetically under O; names with prefixes such as those starting with de, van or von are under the main name unless the two words are joined; names starting with l are under L; references to works of art are listed with their creators absolute A abandoned abated abattoirs abbott confessions of Lord Aberdeen aberrations abhorrence abilities equal to wishes ability Addison-18 Anon-7 Confucius-15 Darling-1 Dickens-7 Estienne-1 Hammerskjold-2 SJohnson-91 Lytton-4 Pascal-10 Rabelais6 Read-1 SaintSimon-3 Schopenhauer-17 Shaw-50 ASmith-10 SSmith-20 Virgil-2 Whitehead-9 according to abject able man shows his spirit abler abnormal abolish abomination abominations Aborigines abortion Agate-5 AlexanderII-1 Livingstone-1 Mao-5 JCameron-9 DBarnes-1 AStevenson-11 DaisyBates-1 Baring-3 Furlong-1 Greer-2 TMacaulay-71 Paglia-4 Reagan-17 Stevas-1 leads to trivialisation abroad is bloody aborgation of civil liberties absence WJBrennan-2 Allen-6 1Anon-192 Behan-7 BussyRabutin-2 Darling-2 Millay-5 AMiller-3 MWMontagu-9 Nericault-1 Propertius-3 Rimbaud-2 Rochefoucauld-16 blots people out of evidence of mind absent EBower-6 Rumsfeld-4 Sedley-1 CLamb-6 EBower-6 anyone else hurt of birth accident Coggan-1 Crisp-3 Marlowe-3 Shaw-80 NMitford-1 RMacaulay-6 Chesterfield-35 liberty abused more a than this sentence abuses academic freedom academics academism accelerator accent unpleasant accept the views acceptance AlbertEinstein-33 Galbraith-8 SRunciman-4 ANWilson-3 LTrilling-3 Roth-1 EAtkins-1 SJohnson-36 Popov-1 EWaugh-4,32 SRichardson-5 Emerson-5 Aristotle-15 Barney-1 Becket-26 Hardy-2 2OWHolmes-4 HJackson-4 LearnedHand-2 Maugham-3 Aristotle-11 Bacon-58 Becket-44,45 Curzon-2 CDickens-37 Jgray-1 Hafiz-1 SJohnson-130 GLamb-7 Marquis-3 Maugham-14 BRussell-59 Shuter-1 DRickles-1 Beethoven-7 politics so vicious 2Anon-26 Selden-6 RBSheridan-8 Lichtenberg-4 Bakunin-1 KMarx-2 Proudhon-2 WChurchill-52 Smithers-1 abundance abuse idea most a doctrines absurdity Gibbon-32 BDisraeli-65 France-1 Gourment-4 Mencken-78 Bagehot-29 Muggeridge-8 ATrollope-25 abstruse absurd Congreve-16 TMacaulay-92 Mencken-37 absolution abstainer abstinence abstract art abstraction Nietzsche-13 Chesterton-17 Nathan-10 see also ascetic; Augustine-15 Nietzsche-38 Keynes-28 Dali-1 Picasso-5 Becket-42 Capp-1 RDavies-8 BDisraeli-10 RHofstadter-1 TBMacaulay-115 Gowers-1 Barthelemey-1 Barzun-4 Hecataeus-1 Hobbes-10 JeanSmith-1 Einstein-28 JCMaxwell-2 Cicero-3 ABalfour-8 Bierce-2 Chesterfield-32 Chesterton-13 Cicero-3 Derby-1 Goethe-25 HJackson-1 TBMacaulay-15,18 Maugham-35 Mencken-80 Repplier-1 Rushdie-1 BRussell-35 SSmith-28 Voltaire-7,26 2Bible-3 TSEliot-8 see also rudeness; KAmis-25 3Bible-5 Gallico-1 Hart-1 EHubbard-9 TBMacaulay-34 Montesquieu-5 TomMoore-1 Muggeridge-18 Peel-5 PiusII-2 Shelley-5 Tebbit-1 OCromwell-7 JAusten-30 one thing to cease to

some philosophers said it

collection of officers

is it worth getting there

we have no a friends absent-mindedness Seeley-1

accidental nothing is accidents in constant ambush Hafiz-1 putting a in order GELessing-6 there are no accommodate the British accompaniment accomplice accomplished accomplishment accomplishments accountability accountants accounting accounts accuracy Beauman-1 Levant-4 BDisraeli-34 Murrow-3 Galbraith-49 Beerbohm-6 TCarlyle-53 Coolidge-3 2Dumas-3 Hazlitt-55 Michelangelo-4 JToynbee-8 CDWarner-3 EWarren-1 JCameron-6 SSmith-33 Quinn-1 Aron-1 Fenton-1 Frost-7 CJenkins-1 JOsborne-1 Steer-1 Avedon-1 Bacon-16 Butler-2 RByron-1 Goethe-6 TGray-2 Greenspan-4 Haldane-7 SJohnson-43,53,91 Lucas-1 TMacaulay-31,79 Moser-1 Oliver-1 Pulitzer-1 Saki-9 Shaw-10 AJPTaylor-8 Voltaire-19 accused accusers accustomed ace achieve great things achieved freedom achievement Vauvenargues-8 LWoolf-2 FDRoosevelt-10 Asimov-4 Beauvoir-4 Buck-2 Cato-2 Daley-1 Bdisraeli-54 Hartley-5 Hegel-3 AHuxley-16 DJacobson-3 Keillor-2 Kissinger-14 PCKnox-1 Ling-1 Longfellow-8 TMacaulay-97 Montesquieu-18 DWMorrow-2 Pepys-1 Rand-3 Rochefoucauld-5 Thurber-5 brilliant individual Lendvai-1 not market award for achievements achieving aching acid acknowledge acquaintance acquisition acquisitiveness acquit two guilty acquittal acre acrimony acrostics act acting Voltaire-50 RAdams-1 Collings-1 Dickens-24 Nabokov-11 HLeonard-2 Romer-1 LdByron-45 LCarroll-5 STColeridge-9 Coward-7,11,16 EEvans-2 NFerguson-1 Field-1 Fonda-1 Foanatanne-1 Keats-3 Levin-11 Lewes-1 McKern-1 Mencken-87 Monkhouse-3 RMorley-2 Olivier-1,3,4,5 DParker-2 Joseph Addison addition of knowledge addled brain Aden ad hoc adjective adjustment ad-lib Heilein-8 RGreen-2 Victoria-15 SzentGyrgyi-2 Foch-3 Pliny-6 see also friendship; Frostrup-1 SJohnson-117 Sterne-7 MWeber-2 see greed Galbraith-58 was but human Ansel Adams actress actual take the actuaries acute Adam CharlesI-2 Pilkington-1 Jefferson-25 RimskyKorsakov-2 Field-1 Labouchere-1 capacity for actions not taken Wiesel-4 GELessing-1 art of

Prynne-1 RRichardson-1 Shaw-90 JStewart-1 Tree-3 Tynan-4 Woolcott-1 RRichardson-3 Nighy-1 Olivier-1 is legitimised loafing masochistic exhibitionism most minor of gifts Hepburn-4 so minor an art action Hardwicke-1 see also doing; JAndrew-1 2Anon-23 Aristotle-23 Balzac-3 Beauvoir-1 Belloc-3 3Bible-16 WBlake-7,15 Camus-7 RChandler-1 Cocteau-6 Coleridge-4 Cornford-2 Demosthenes-1 Dickens-15 NFerguson-1 Franklin-14 Galbraith-16 Gaulle-6 PGoodman-1 Horace-4 DHume-3 Kissinger-3 LearnedHand-1 TMacaulay-78 Macmillan-8 Maugham-25 Montaigne-14 1Pliny-7 JReed-1 Rochester-3 Shakespeare-25 Sophocles-5 Spinoza-2 Thucydides-7 ATrollope-36 Tynan-6 Wells-11 Whitehead-9 Wilde-14 TRoosevelt-16 see unacted desires Chesterfield-38

gentle words and resolute have consequences GLerner-2 active activity Act of Parliament actor actors Ruskin-57

Chesterfield-23 EDarwin-3 Gautier-2 Lahr-1 Poe-3 see also legislation; APHerbert-1 ECoke-7 HMacmillan-32 Agate-4 KAmis-24 AlanBennett-38 SBooth-1 Brando-1 Copland-2 GGlass-1 Hazlitt-29 Hitchcock-1 SJohnson-58 Mature-1 Maugham-42 Mencken-91,92,93 Wilding-1 EBarrymore-1 CBergen-1 KHepburn-1 SydneySmith-61 Oliver-2 Gowers-2 Boucicault-1 FHBradley-5 Luther-5 Mackie-1 Twain-59,60,107 Vito-1 JBall-1

is against common right

delved and Eve span Twain-110

photographic rocks CartierBresson-14 John Adams adapt adaptation added addiction Paine-11 1Anon-177 see also adjustment; Pratchett-10 ARWallace-7 Hayek-5 Plotinus-1 1Anon-52 Auden-27 Cerf-1 Jung-3 Sewell-1 Sharif-1 Twain-87 Connolly-5 SJohnson-156 Pope-10 Doyle-12 Carey-17 Mencken-86 EWaugh-4 Engel-1 Youngson-4 Broyard-1 Chekhov-9 Gowers-3 Twain-46 1Anon-84 DuchDevonshire-1 Shaw-59 Weinberger-1 FAllen-2 Carson-3

competition produces an a

see also Gable, Garbo, Olivier; FAllen-2 1Anon-5 Broun-6 George Ade

Gilbert-10 Goldsmith-4 Aguinness-1 GJackson-1 CJames-2 ad hominem

administration

see also executives; Aristotle-2 Boren-1 HCecil-1 AJay-4 Kenyon-1 Kissinger-15 Lippmann-4 HCLodge-2 Medawar-3 Peel-5 Pope-1 Twain-61

adversity

AAdams-2 Aristotle-17 Bacon-26,44 Boethius-2 TCarlyle-10 Chaucer-4 Dante-1 BEvans-1 HFielding-14 EFitzgerald-3 Jonson-10 Publilius-12 Seneca-9

admirals admiralty admiration

1Anon-159 Voltaire-24 Gilmour-3 Addison-13 Astell-1 Auden-22 Brophy-7 Chapman-1 Cicero-7 Cocteau-4 Congreve-5 LDurrell-3 Feiffer-5 CFry-1 Hazlitt-36 WIrving-10 PWLewis-2 RMacaulay-4 TMacaulay-106 McLaughlin-1 Mencken-27 Montaigne-18 HannahMore-3 Picasso-3 Roland-2 ERoosevelt-2 BRussell28 RScott-2 Stendhal-2 Stoppard-25 Twain-4 Wagner-2 Zangwill-1

advertise imperfections advertising HCLodge-3 see also publicity; 1Anon-146 Bookbinder-1 Chandler-1,16,19 CCockburn-4 Cobbett-8 Fitzgerald-1 Hearst-1 SJohnson-120 WHLever-1 Ogilvy-1 Orwell-46 WRogers-10 Stefanson-1 RThomson-2 copywriters McDermott-1 Fincher-1 Femina-1 has us chasing cars and most fun with clothes on success in advice Ogilvy-1 Beecher-2 Chesterfield-1,21 Dahlberg-12 GoreBooth-1 EWHowe-7 Jong-2 Luther-2 MacInnes-2 Robertson-1 Rochefoucauld-13 Rousseau-1 HRowland-8 Steinbeck-7 Swift-5,9 Thoreau-26 Thurber-6 Trilling-2 Vauvenargues-6 Whitehorn-1 famous people who take never offer Calderon-1 GHarris-1 Windsor-4 intended to give you some only positive piece of advisers` advocate sacred duty advocates aeroplane Aeschines spoke Aeschylus Aesclepius aesthete aesthetic conscience aesthetics Mencken-93 see also art; J Armstrong-1 EBernard-1 Duchamp-1 Gourmont-1 Joyce-5 Kraus-3 Lancaster-4 Orwell-39 Stendhal-2 Strachey-2 Afaq to knight affable affair affairs arrange affectation affected Im so affection enterprising a afflict the comfortable affliction affluence affluent misery afford JWGardener-2 2Bible-42 Bloch-1 DavidBrown-1 JPMorgan-2 Handelsman-1 Beardsley-1 Boswell-4 RDavies-40 GEliot-13,24 OGoldsmith-12 BRussell-30,57 Saki-4 Smiles-2 GStein-2 Bierce-18 Wilde-106 Galbraith-31 1Anon-241 Beerbogm-18 Galbraith-34 of an older for a younger LearnedHand-1 JSMill-43 MMitford-1 Paglia-8 Parsons-1 VWoolf-15 BJohnston-2 Asimov-4 Bergerac-1 MacDiarmid-2 MontgomeryMasssingbred-1 Mancroft-1 Mamet-1 Rochefoucauld-4 AStevenson-9 Hardy-4 Swinburne-4 RTyrrell-1 Socrates-3 Benedict-1 AHuxley-18 Buffett-12

admired admires admission admit to mistake adolescence adolescents a touch of fascist adoration saccharine adornment adulation adult

Pleasants-1 SJohnson-153 BLHart-2 Bayliss-1 see also Puberty; Auden-28 Brophy-1 Connolly-23 Gide-6 Pearce-1 Shakespeare-18 RDavies-52 Heinlein-11 Addison-6 WHThompson-1 LordByron-20 WJames-8 Ajay-5 RBaker-2 Chesterton-26 BDisraeli-15 2Dumas-2 FSFitzgerald-17 Gide-2 Haldane-16 SJHarris-2 Heller-4 Orwell-25 JRostand-2 Szasz-9,10 VWoolf-7

Inge-19 Kerkorian-1 see also barrister Brougham-6 SRichardson-2 see flight

not occupation of Olivier-1 society adulteration adultery MEHoward-3 Accum-1 Smollett-1 see also cuckoldry; 1Anon-24,74 Auden-2 Barnes-1 Benchley-7 JBernard-3 1Bible-37 2Bible-15 Carey-3 JCarter-2 2Dumas-1 Franklin-17 ZGabor-2 Grigg-1 Guitry-1 Hume-2 AHuxley-28 SJohnson-18 Lucretius-3 TMacaulay-19 Macmillan-3 Maugham-34 Mencken-23 GMoore-5 CMorley-1 Piron-1 Proust-13 Sand-1 Sandburg-4 Updike-5 Wollstencraft-2 and weep for her sins advance Cary-8 falsified by morals BRussell-30 2Anon-19,22 ACClarke-4 Conant-1 Denham-1 Keynes-11 JSMill-48 Ngo-1 Rippon-1 Rochepiquelein-1 BRussell-22 Wilde-45 Wittgenstein-2 from non-conformity if you wish to advanced advancing advantage AJPTaylor-20 WSGilbert-18 Emerson-81 Bentham-14 Astell-2 Callaghan-1 TDalrymple-1 BDisraeli-26 Galbraith-22 Hirohito-1 Jenkin-1 Kissinger-2,3 Mussolini-1 Pirsig-2 whose advantageous adventure adventurer nothing but adventurers adverb CABeard-2 Quintilian-4 Bacon-57 Becket-3 Bennett-1 Chesterton-20 JChurchill-1 Duras-2 Frohman-2 Lamour-2 JMorris-1 Vries-3 Auden-37 Montesquieu-18 SFreud-25 Mencken-97 Chekhov-9

how much justice can you

affront failed if it didnt affronted Afghanistan Afghan tribesmen afraid of pale and thin Africa & Africans Patraeus-1 see also fear Plutarch-15 1RichBurton-1 Dickens-21 Geldof-1 SJohnson-151 TrevorRoper-2 overmatched by sub-Saharan after-life afterthought against Aga Khan Agamemnon gazed on the face of age Schliemann-1 see also middle age, old, older; DAdams-27 Adenauer-3 Alcibiades-1 Alonso-1 KAmis-20 1Anon-22 Aretino-2 Aristotle-35 NAstor-4 Auber-1 Ausonius-2 Bacon-46,57 Baruch-1 Battelle-1 Becket-32,65 Betjeman-5 3Bible-14 Bierce-8,16 EBlake-1,2 RBrowning-6 Burchill-2 Burgon-1 WCamden-1 Chesterfield-26 Chevalier-1 Clemenceau-4 Colette-1 DCooper-1 RDavies-47 BDisraeli-15 Dunne-2 Durant-1 Emerson-41,73 Estienne-1 Faulkner-1 Fonda-2 Fontenelle-2 Friedenberg-2 RFrost-9 1TFuller-3,4 Gaulle-4 Gilbert-8 Greene-6 Hird-1 2OWHolmes-7 Home-3 Horace-6 Hugo-7 WJames-9 AJay-2 SJohnson-26,32,117,121 Lavoisier-2 DHLawrence-30 Lessing-2 Levin-3 Lincoln-16 HLloyd-1 TMarshall-1 GMarx-3 Maugham-20 Mencken-1 GMeredith-6 PMetternich-1 Millay-2 Montaigne-20 Mortimer-13 Nietzsche-32 Olivier-4 Orwell-15 Parkes-1 1Pitt-3 Plato-14 APowell-9 Quennell-2 CRandall-1 Reagan-10,11 Rilke-2 Rochefoucauld-13 Ruskin-5 Satie-1 Shakespeare-8,34,41 Sophocles-7 Spark-2 Sparrow-4 Stegner-1 Stoppard-7 Thoreau-26 ATrollope-8 Trotsky-5 Updike-7 DrWebb-1 Wilde-49,77 HaroldWilson-9 Wolsey-1 Zukor-2 cannot wither her Shakespeare-27 curse of old a evil in old first sign of old 1Anon-257 PRFHall-2 SSmith-55 ESHicks-1 Stoppard-7 do not improve with Boris-2 NFerguson-4 Beckett-3 Gaisford-1 Stassinopoulos-1 Thoreau-15 DAdams-1 2Bible-26 Heller-7 RKennedy-1 DHLawrence-33 1Anon-41 NJordan-1 SRichardson-8 Gladstone-7 Peel-4 Rumsfeld-5

agglomerated agglutination centripetal aggravate aggression aggressive

HJames-27 RSWEvans-1 Fielding-12 Benedict-1 Bierce-30 WChurchill-47 Rusk-1 Spock-1 JFKennedy-21

conduct leads to war aggressors

we are increasingly DGardner-1

God does not love Mohammed-4 agitated agley agnostic invented appropriate title agnosticism agnus Dei agony agoraphobia agree agreeable agreement 4Bible-2 TMacaulay-92 SFreud-5 Power-1 Reagan-19 Shaw-142 Wilde-109 JAusten-24 BDisraeli-32 Hume-12 HJames-15 JSwift-32 Twain-63 Austen-8 Bacon-29 Benn-3 GWBush-1 Chamberlain-3 Chifley-1 Dayan-1 BDisraeli-32 WJackson-1 Melbourne-7 Mortimer-10 Nastase-1 Popper-16 Rochefoucauld-15 BRussell-6 Santayana-14 between two sides ECecil-1 with God agriculture JMortimer-17 AlBennett-20 Cicero-28 Crabbe-1 Davenport-1 BDisraeli-6 Dyott-1 Galbraith-1 LLee-2 Muggeridge-8 Mumford-4 Ouida-1 Aids ailing aims aint so air crash aircraft airlines airport as pretty as a airports airy aisle Aknaten alarm alarmed Albanian national antherm Albanians albatross Edward Albee Prince Albert Albert Hall Albion alchemist like an alchemy Pratchett-6 Strathern-2 Lowenstein-1 ORourke-18 1Anon-226 HGWells-3 JChapman-1 Coward-1 Disraeli-51 Rutherford-10 Bossuet-1 Ximenez-1 DAdams-6 DPotter-1 Constable-1 FMuir-3 SFreud-20 Ssmith-55 Mencken-55 1Anon-143,173 ORBowen-1 Jarman-2 Williamson-1 Victoria-18 Cicero-31 Kissinger-14 Koestler-8 Santayana-1 Abramovitz-1 Scanlon-1 JSwift-28 Stoppard-27 see also flight; Foch-2 GMelville-1 Theroux-3 Welles-7 Flanders-1 JHHuxley-17 Darrow-2 Muir-1 Srawson-1 CDickens-32 Baer-1 RBurns-1

Kenyatta-1 MKingsley-1 LLee-1 Orton-2 Picard-1 1Pliny-9 agitator

whatever it is Im Perelman-13

whenever people with me

high price for maturity memory starts to go Healey-5 never remember her old a is good & pleasant old a is incurable ageing war is like a actress Capa-5 agenda agent ages Seneca-5 shall not weary them

looked down in old Schumpeter-1 RFrost-23 JHarrison-2 Binyon-1

CNParkinson-4 Fallen-9 Burke-8 EMStanton-1

into scientific chemistry

alcohol

see also food & drink; AAdler-5 RBenchley-9 Burgess-19 Jung-3 Nietzsche-36 O'Rourke-7 Shakespeare-19 Stanshall1 Tarkington-2 ill fortune in the universe I want to be misfortune never less a utterly aloofness altar alteration altered alternating current alternative therapist alternatives Althusser altruism always Colby-3 see also maintenance; Mencken-73 Publilius-15 see also living; DCecil-1 deLeon-1 FMFord-2 Gford-1 Jsloan-1 Tsetayova-1 Twain-31 LordHolland-1 Clough-3 amazement Amazon Thurber-11 Lucretius-8 Schopenhauer-24 1Anon-48 ambition CBarnard-1 Galbraith-17,19 Curzon-9 Palmerston-2 OMiller-1 Broyard-1 Harding-1 engage ambassador ambergris ambiguity Alzheimers amateur sure sign of amateurism belief in amateurs

Keynes-25 Kipling-13 Ovid-13 Pavese-2 Raine-6 SRogers-1 Tillich-2 Dryden-35 ACClarke-7 Garbo-1 HenryFielding-22 Hazlitt-67 JPBaaarnes-18 Gthomas-6 Thurber-10 EBowen-1 FMuir-3 see change Coke-6 JSwift-39

as vices deficiency is like love alcoholic a and a racist alcoholism ale alea alertness

Chesterton-55 1Anon-223 Chandler-31 MontgomeryMassingbbred-1 FBoyle-1 1Anon-47 CBlack-2 Cerf-1 Galbraith-38 Orwell-34 Housman-8 JuliusC-1 FMFord-9 Schlesinger-2 AJPTaylor-11

Alexander the Great AlexanderGt-2 Brann-11 Colton-4 WJames-2 DrWebb-1 Field Marshal Alexander Alexandria algebra alias alien alienate failed if it didnt aliis alimentary canal alimony alius alive NJordan-1 Publilius-15 Omar-AppendixC Comte-1 Lebowitz-2 SaintVictor-1 JGJohnson-1 see also universe; GeorgeIII-3 Terence-4

her person for the worse

Edison-9 Kelvin-4 WChurchill-71 Goldacre-2 Angelou-1 Bonhoffer-2 Chevalier-1 SKempton-1 Kissinger-28 Daniels-1 see philanthropy; Haldane-15 Foreman-1 JMiller-3 Pratchett-2 Burgess-14 NFDavies-10 Agate-2 Cannan-1 Chesterton-1 Ferber-3 LPHartley-5 Keats-14 Rosebery-2 Shahn-1 JStrachey-1 Whistler-5

delighted to see him officiously to keep a or not to be a is grand all fours knowledge loving being allergy alleviate suffering alliances allies alligators alliteration allocation

Rumsfeld-2 AChristie-4

disease that afflicts Chesterton-11 CFry-2 Blank-2 Housman-9 Kirkpatrick-1 Wotton-1 McGinley-3 see also obscurity; Raban-5 McFadden-1 Sokal-2 ANWilson-1 JBarth-4 Becket-39 BDisraeli-53 FEden-1 MHastings-5 Hecht-4 AHuxley-6,32 PJohnson-2 Kempis-1 Kissinger-14 Koestler-6 JLaurence-1 CLee-1 Levin-3 LouisXIV-1 TMacaulay-54 Michelangelo-4 Milton-2 Plumb-1 Roseberry-3 Shakespeare-3 Somervell-1 Stoppard-25 Tacitus-5 Thatcher-1 DWebster-2 Ziegler-3 die of exhaustion Grossart-1 Chesterfield-37 LordWard-1 in temperate zone lies

optimal a of labour NFerguson-4 allowed out allows alluring allusion ally betray in almanac Alma-Tadema almighty almost alms for oblivion alone WShakespeare-58 see also solitude; LdByron-34 Celine-4 Chanel-3 Cicero-15 ADworkin-8 Fromm-2 Gracian-6 Greer-3 SJohnson-117 Salisbury-11 Dryden-32 NBentley-1 Ruskin-17 see also god; Attlee-4 Broun-5 LouisXIV-3 RChurchill-2 EDarwin-4 Muggeridge-15 Jespersen-1

like Dead Sea fruit Dahlberg-9 miseries from ambivalence ambush amended endure cannot be amends America Seneca-21 ONash-9 see also Boston, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Philadelphia, San Francisco; HBAdams-8 JAdams-6 MAsquith-8 Auden-34 Ballard-2 Baudrillard-2 Beecham-8 Beerbohm-1 Behrman-1 ABeveridge-3 JWBooth-1 Barnn-7 DBrown-1 Burke-48 RByron-1 JCameron-10 Capone-3 ACarnegie-5 Chandler-25 Chesterton-55 Chomsky-2,4 WChurchill-71 JCook-3 JFCooper-4 WChurchill-22 Burke-52 Carey-1 Hafiz-1

Clemenceau-1 Colombo-1 Cottrell-1 Crossman-2 EECummings-3 Dahlberg-2 Deloria-1 Denning-2 Diaz-1 Dickens-1,8 BDisraeli-12 Eco-1 Drabble-4 GFEliot-2 HWEvans-1 NFerguson-2 Fiedler-1 PFleming-9 Fischer-3

amity ammunition pouch

USGrant-2 Burrow-4 Forgy-1 Kissinger-21 NapoleonI-23 McCullough-2 Virgil-9 Kraus-9 1Anon-124 Campion-2 SJohnson-46 Ross-1 Kissinger-24 Sagan-2 Parr-1 HMiller-4 Atwood-6

Ammianus Marcellinus

FSFitzgerald-6 FMFord-8 Fowles-4 EAFreeman-3 SFreud- amnesia 17 Friedenberg-2 SFry-1 Galbraith-46 GeorgeIII-3 Hecht-3 amor Galbraith-35,41 Geldof-1 JGray-1 FHague-1 Helps-2 Hemingway-3 DJacobson-1 HJames-5,14 Jefferson-23 LBJohnson-1,3 SJohnson-36,59,87 Jong-4 Kipling-10 Lapham-1,2 Larkin-3 DHLawrence-28 SLewis-2 Lillo-1 HCLodge-3 Lower-1 Luckman-1 Mandela-1 Mannes-1 AMarshall-4 Maugham-32 Mencken-5,15,95,97 HMiller-7 LdNorth-1 ORourke-14 LJPeter-5 Plato-2 Pound-3 Preece-1 Raine-7 TRoosevelt-1,5 BRussell-13,41,54,72,73 Shaw-140 Soyinka-1 Stapledon-1 Stark-4 Stern-1 AStevenson-6,12 Stoppard-25 Sweet-1 HThompson-1,3 Tocqueville-2,8,10 ATolstoy-1 AToynbee-3 PToynbee-1 Tuchman-3 Twain-55 Vidal-1,5,7,16 Ward-1 Weld-1 Wharton-5 Wilde-9,25,74 CEWilson-1 WWilson-10,14 Windsor-2 Zappa-3 boys refuse to grow up hope A would grow up discovered accidentally named after a man Morison-2 tidal wave overwhelmed was not wanted American folks of the land foreign policy government heating justice people see A eagle Morison-1 Konenberger-3 Mencken-105 Mencken-94 Mencken-94 GeorgeIII-5 Lin-2 Mencken-94 JKKennedy-3 Mencken-94 HGWells-28 Hitler-10 Turing-1 Clarkson-1 I am my own anchor ancient and Andorra anecdote plural of ORourke-16 TGAppleton-1 2JKeats-1 2JKeats-1 Jarrell-2 can fly en famille play Bach anger Julie Andrews Andros angel angelic angels analytical engine anarchism anarchist Tory anarchy ancestors Keynes-10 Madariaga-1 FKing-1 Morison-1 amusing when destructive anachronism anaesthesia analogy analysing humour analysis vincit omnia amorality amorance amorous amorphous amplification debilitated by amputation divorce is like amused

by what you read CEMontagu-1 amusement 1Anon-70 Ballard-2 Boon-1 CharlesI-3 Ferber-3 Flaubert-5 Hume-15 SJohnson-106 Sayers-WScott-18 3 SSmith-45 JFStephen-2 Victoria-8,16 EWaugh-3 Dowling-1 NCoward-4 Becket-42 TMacaulay-38 Mencken-19 Velpeau-1 JWarren-1 Kipling-4 LewisSmith-1 Becket-4 Bradbury-1 Emerson-80 Flaubert-13 KPearson-1 Poe-2 Shaw-14 Airy-1 Berkman-1 Lenin-10 Rand-4 AlBennett-2 Brien-2 Keynes-4 Polybius-1 Beerbohm-21 HWBeecher-4 RDavies-34 Keynes-4 see also forebears, nobility; Burke-47 Ciardi-1 Cicero-21 Inge-17 TMacaulay-104 Plutarch-9 arrived on the Mayflower Junot-1 Galbraith-48 Chesterfield-16 MMcCarthy-1 Haldane-14 Fadiman-3 WWordswoerth-13 Goldacre-3 Plummer-1 Herodotus-7 Haldane-22 JustinMcCarthy-1 MArnold-15 Balzac-1 SEllis-1 GregoryI-1 Milton-4 Pope20 Rochester-2 Roseberry-1 WScott-4 DMStanton-1 Thackeray-7 Chesterton-63 KBarth-1 KBarth-1 see also fury, rage, wrath; 1Anon-176 Auden-1 3Bible-14 Dahlberg-1 Dostoyevsky-1 Emerson-71 MHastings-2 Phelps-3

grant A independence

not what I intended to offer

and revolution is the best

seen children shoot Rodgers-1 society half judaised Telephone & Telegraph tradition of being helpless war in Vietnam women would say Americanism smashes your soul DHLawrence-39 Americans dont understand good A when they die have plenty of everything have the best of nothing the barbarians Americas freedom amiable Idi Amin Kingsley Amis Martin Amis GHWBush-4 Arnim-1 Boswell-4 Constable-2 SJohnson-39 Kirkpatrick-1 Medawar-16 Solanes-1 Bellow-9 Eagleton-1 GGreene-7 EJacobs-1 Updike-4 KAmis-25 Eagleton-1 Holgate-1 MarsJones-1 HJames-28 to A English manners Gellhorn-1 Muggeridge-17 KPacker-1

Jefferson-20 JPKennedy-2 Landon-20 McGinley-5 Ruskin49 Tocqueville-7 ATrollope-21 Twain-75 effective negotiating tool gate to hell angler experienced Angles Anglican church AlBennett-25 Dostoyevsky-2 ministers and bishops Anglicanism via media Anglo Catholics Anglo-Saxon Angora angry about difference of BRussell-86 angst anguish animal husbandry animality animals 1Bible-39 Mumford-2 see also brutes; 1Anon190,208 Bacon-22 Beaumarchais-3 Bentham-10 AWBrown-1 Chesterton-36 Cooley-5 CDarwin-7 Delacroix-1 TSEliot-34 Froude-3 Gay-5 WSGilbert-5 Ibsen-9 Lancaster-2 Menander-5 Norwich-1 Burchill-1 see Grief, Pain TSEliot-45 JStrachey-1 EWaugh-32 see also Britain; AWhite-1 WChurchill-2 JKJerome-14 GregoryI-1 1Anon-249 Chesterton-65 of men who have no McCormack-1

dont have to worry about right ant antan anteroom anthology anthropology anthropomorphic antibiotics Antichrist anticipation anticlimax antidote anti-intellectual antipathy antiquarians researches of antiquated antique antiquity ants anti-semitic anti-semitism AWard-1 Babbage-1 Dressler-1 Villon-2

Pynchon-1

there are too many RBenedict-2 sreangely overratedTwain-119 HRowland-6 Aristophanes-1 Montaigne-1 Auden-31 BrooksSmith-2 Harrison-1 Koestler-1 AlexanderFleming-2 Jung-4 Curzon-7 BDisraeli-55 SJohnson-107 LeviStrauss-3 Montaigne-29 Seneca-16 Zimbalist-1 PJohnson-3 Burrow-6 HWalpole-11

religion of the rich Dostoyevsky-2

anti-humanitarian Popper-32

OGoldsmith-16 GDGooch-1 Muggeridge-19 Flaubert-10 Quintillian-5 WCFields-10 Eagleton-1 see also Jews; BenGurion-2 Bush-1 Farrakhan-1,2 Massie-2 RWagner-6 LdByron-34 WSChurchill-62 1Anon-48 Bettelheim-2 3Bible-14 Blades-1 Defoe-5 Freud5 Galbraith-25,37 Maugham-11 Pascal-2 Prentice-1 Tillich1 Wordsworth-11 Yeats-4

Peacock-11 Schopenhauer-16 ASedgwick-1 Shakespeare-19 antisocial Solanes-2 Thoreau-23 Thorneycroft-1 AToynbee-4 have arisen from animosity animus free from Queen Anne annexation annexes annihiliate annihilating desires anorexics eating dogs for annoyance annoying annus horribilis anonymity answer perfectly true a Philip-9 KAmis-5 1Anon-186 PFleming-2 Ovid-1 2WPitt-3 Szasz-1 Wilde-41 ANWilson-4 ETaylor-1 ElizabethII-1 GEliot-25 Lecky-3 ElizabethI-7 Peirce-1 WChristopher-1 apocalypse Teresa-2 ElizabethI-7 1Anon-98,206 JArmstrong-2 Auden-31 Binstead-2 ABloom-1 Camus-2 Colby-2 SJones-5 Jong-2 LeviStrauss-2 IMacDonald-1 Mead-2 Picasso-6 GStein-1 LTolstoy-18 Tomlin-3 Ustinov-7 apolcalyptic scenario Apollinaire Apollo apologies aphorism aphrodisiac ape Helvetius-2 LeoXIII-2 TBMacaulay-74 see also colonies; Carey-5 KMarx-4 Twain-64 Wilde-105 WChurchill-69 EDarwin-6 Jefferson-40 burn off any cost anybody nobody is you arent anything apartheid apathy Hugo-1 no a because extinct antitheses anxiety

Betjeman-9 JohnpaulII-1 WSGilbert-15 GPeck-1 Chesterton-46 Wellington-23 PWBotha-1 see also indifference; Connolly-4 Curtis-1 RMay-1 JSMill-2 Montesquieu-22 Whitelaw-1 Zangwill-3 RMHutchins-2

can become pope JohnXXIII-2

slow extinction from a

Gauch-1 THHuxley-12 Inge-20 Swinburne-2 SWilberforce1 Wycliffe-1 Becket-58 Canetti-1 Cardozo-1 Dudek-1 Fenton-2 Kaufer-1 Coleridge-18 CFry-4 Kellogg-1 Kissinger-20 NapoleonI-15 Payton-2 Woolsey-1

portion of knowledge

right to wrong question answered prayers answerless answers

the trouble with life RBenedict-2

fame is a powerful GGreene-13 2Bible-44 JBest-4 Sewell-3 Clare-2 Barrie-7 Emerson-20 WGolding-2 Isocrates-1 Jowett-3 RBSheridan-9 Steiner-1 Wodehouse-2

apologise easier to apology apostate apostolic succession apothecary appeal appear appearances

JAFisher-4 JGallagher-1 GMHopper-2 Kingsmill-1 CharlesI-2 Paine-13 SSmith-10 Lockhart-1 Bagehot-10 Madan-1 EDarwin-2 see also Looks; KAmis-13 Austen-7 HWBeecher-3 GBerkeley-3 Cioran-3 Confucius-16 OGoldsmith-12 Virgil-1,2 Wilde-20

Arabic arbitrary audacities belief imprisonment power arbitration Arcadia Arcadian simplicity archaeologists upset archangel archbishop Archimedes archaeology Jeffrey Archer archers architect architects

Raban-2,3 JChamberlain-1 Schjeldahl-1 Frayn-9 AHamilton-3 AAdams-3 Aristotle-6 1Anon-11 Rodgers-1 JBishop-1 Pratchett-18 see Gabriel see also Bishops; Kipling-24 TBMacaulay-126 Renan-4 JBishop-1 RByron-3 Canderson-1 Hornby-2 SMilligan-7 1Anon-29 SinclairStevenson-1 Dunton-1 MMcCarthy-4 Nobbs-3 RDavies-50

before you are accused

guaranty against a RHJackson-6

not a clue to truth ComptonBurnett-3 appearing appeasement appeaser appeasers appetite applauded applause apple trees apples are going up application appointed rounds appointment in Samara appraise human action appreciated appreciation apprehended apprehension apprehensive felt unpleasantly apprenticeship appropriate approval in advance approve I do not approximate answer to right question approximation April aqualung aquaria Arabs equality for hate us Turkey-1 Buffett-1 Emerson-7 Cummings-1 Orwell-8 Januszczak-2 Conrad-14 Perelman-3 1Anon-64 TCarlyle-37 Doughty-1 Heppenstall-1 Inge-25 DJacobson-1 Stark-4 WThesiger-1,2 AlbertEinstein-36 Meir-3 Millay-6 Pratchett-27 KAPorter-1 Wilde-13 Connolly-15 Emerson-68 JSMill-24 Tiberius-2 GMHopper-2 JBernouilli-1 Pleasants-1 JArmstrong-1 Borges-2 AFOsborn-1 ASmith-44 Justinian-2 Gibbon-10 2Pliny-1 Wordsworth-11 Kendall-1 TMarshall-1 JMorris-3 WSMaugham-51 Coward-8 Bettelheim-2 BDisraeli-44 Kipling-15 FDRoosevelt-1,7 TRoosevelt-11 WChurchill27 HBrown-3 Burke-37 Chesterfield-24 Ibsen-4 Shakespeare-39 JCameron-1 Pleasants-1 1Anon-70 WODouglas-1 Laertius-2 Mencken-93 Ovid-21 Schanbel-3 Twain110 Haldane-18 1Bible-9 Diderot-3 Gauss-1 CFreud-5 Gourmont-2 AHuxley-17 SJohnson-91 HannahMore-1 Pasteur-2 Randall-1 Reynolds-1

would have sacrificed

reverse laws of seemliness were artists architectural murder architecture KClark-6

AlanBennett-36 see also construction; 1Anon-191 Bacon-10 Bayley-1 Beecham-5 AlBennett-21 Brancusi-1 FBurney-1 JCameron2 PrinceCharles-1,3,4 KClark-2 Defoe-7 Emerson-37 Fergusson-1 Fermor-1,2 PFleming-8 SFry-2 Goethe-14 Goldberger-1 Heinlein-3 Lancaster-1,4 Levin-10 SMartin-1 Muggeridge-12 Nairn-1 NNicolson-1 Nietzsche-39 Ongley1 DPotter-1 Pugin-1,2 Ruskin-11,20 Santayana-13 3Shaftesbury-1 Schelling-1 Sewell-6 Stravinsky-1 Talleyrand-7 ATrollope-3 EWaugh-25 FLWright-3

dancing about medieval better ardour Ares Argentines

Costello-2 KClark-6 see enthusiasm Euripides-7

generally disliked Hadow-1 argue vain to with stupidity argues argument Braudel-2 Hazlitt-64 WChurchill-75 2Anon-41 HaroldWilson-12 see also discussion, quarrel; 2Anon-26 Austen-8 Ayer-5 BernardofClairvaux-2 1Bible-7 Bierce-15 Burke-14 DCarnegie-1 JCCollins-1 Conrad-15 Diderot-4 GEliot-21 Fielding-1 Franklin-20 Godley-1 Goldsmith-1 THardy-9 DHouston-1 EHubbard-9 KHubbard-1 Inge-1 SJohnson-4,69,70,103 Landor-10 Lao-1 Loyola-2 TMacaulay-63,68 Mancroft-2 Medawar-1 Milton-6 JMorley-2 Nietzsche-28 Poley-1 Ray-2 Repplier-1 Rieff-1 BRussell-5,21 JTaylor-2 RWest-5 BishopWilson-1 affected by Frayn-9 ArnoldBennett-11 Shakespeare-56 detected once in the use more than the staple of precise coherent arguments

honest pacts with AlbertEinstein-36 love their children Meir-3

AlanBennett-44

for doing nothing FMCornford-3 for doing something Aristarchus aristocratic council aristocracy JAdams-9 see also Lords; Auden-33 Bierce-4 Chesterton-8,14 Haldane-18 Hope-5 TMacaulay-114 Madan-4 Maugham-13 Polybius-1 EWaugh-7 Aristophanes Aristotle arithmetic arithmetical Michael Arlen armaments arm armaments armed forces armies god of armistice armour armpits arms ignorance of race world in army Plutarch-4 Popper-12 BRussell-49 Strunsky-2 see also Mathematics; 2Anon-32 Malthus-1 RWest-6 see also arms, war; 2WWebster-1 AlBennett-27 see also arms, war; Stassen-1 2WWebster-1 Eden-3 Heinlein-2 Robespierre-1 Stassen-1 NFDavies-1 Renan-3 Foch-1 JKJerome-9 Smollett-14 Cicero-18 Julius-4 Koestler-8 Marius-1 Virgil-10 Ridgers-1 NMButler-2 Jefferson-45 Eisenhower-10 see also battalions, war; Anouilh-1 USGrant-2 HammersteinEquord-1 Lincoln-11 NapoleonI-13 Palmerston-8 Wellington-14,15 darned near killed the a organise Matthew Arnold Thomas Arnold arousal arranged arrangement arrested arrival arrived arrogance Hull-1 AMontgomeryMassingberd-1 RLStevenson-1 ANWilson-7 Benson-1 SSmith-36 Cartland-3 Petronius-2 Child-1 Ruskin-57 Kafka-2 Ngugi-1 SSmith-55 RLStevenson-14 Alan Bennett-38 see also vanity; Asimov-8 JBaldwin-1 TCarlyle-56 Cervantes-5 JChamberlain-1 Friedenberg-1 MFuller-4 SJohnson-98 Jowett-2 CLee-1 Paine-11 Plath-1 Plutarch-4 arrogant arrow ars artia gratis arse 1Anon-270 Acheson-4 Beckett-5 EECummings-2 Fielding-1 LJohnson-2 Montaigne-28 FRaphael-1 Wycliffe-1 kiss my a in Macys arsing arson art Sala-2 Colby-1 see also architecture, Cycladic figurines, music, painting, plays, poetry, sculpture, theatre; JAdams-5 Aldrich-1 LBJohnson-12 Bridie-3 Livy-7 TMann-6 Buffett-3 RCurtis-1 Halif-1 Mountbatten-3 politics makes men a 2Anon-29 FMCornford-3

WAllen-2 KAmis-12 MAnderson-1 1Anon-2,270 Anouilh-2 Apollodorus-1 JArnmstrong-1 Atkinson-1 Auden-7,22,24,46 Auty-1 Barzun-5 Becket-42,44,51,52 Becket-56 Beecham-8 Beerbohm-7 Behrman-1 CBell-2 Berenson-3,6 Bernini-1 WBlake-3,11 Boorstin-2 Braithwaite-1 Braque-1 Browning-3 Burke-35 2SButler-3,6,24 RByron-3 Capp-1 ACarnegie-7 Cary-1 Chagall-1 Chamfort-5 Chesterton-11 Ciardi-2 KClark-3 Clausewitz-3 Connolly-2,14 JConrad-13 PConrad-1,7 JFCooper-2 Dale-1 RDavies-42 Degas-1,13 BDisraeli-12 Duchamp-1 Einstein-8 Elgar-2 GEliot-2 TSEliot-18 Eno-1 Flaubert-1 Gautier-1 Gill-1,4 Goethe-7,17 Goodall-1 Gourmont-1 Gracian-5 Gray-3 THarrison-1 Hazlitt-5 Hegel-2 Heine-11 Hippocrates-1 Hobbes-2 Hokusai-2 RHughes-1 Inge-5 CJames-5 HJames-11,17 Joyce-5 Kael-1 PJKavanagh-5 Kipling-29 Klee-1 Landor-4 Lapham-3 Leonardo-1 Longfellow-2 Lytton-6 McEwan-1 Marcuse-1 Massie-4 Meegeren-1 Mencken-9,90 HMiller-1 Montesquieu-8 WMorris-3 Muggeridge-12 Orwell-44 Paglia-5 Pater-2 Peake-2 Perutz-1 Picasso-1,2,3,4 Pope-18 VSPritchett-4 Proust-5,11 Raine-9 SRaven-2 Renoir-2 Runciman-1 Ruskin-18,30 Sagan-2 StGaudens-1 Santayana-8,17 Schjeldahl-1 Schnabel-2 Seneca-6 Sewell-7,10,11 Shaw-30,47,101,112 Shelden-1 Sontag-2 Spencer-4 Stoppard-10 LStrachey-8 Vidal-6,21 Vonnegut-1 Wagner-1 Wainwright-1 EWaugh-25 CVWedgwood-1 RWest-1,5 Wharton-2 Whistler-1,3,4,5,6,9 Wiesel-3 Wilde-40,50 Wolpert-3 Yeats-5 Zola-1 among a nation of soldiers becoming a conspiracy comparable with supreme conceal concealed succeeds Ovid-23 depart from it to make different from morality dissemble faked for arts sake forms does not know what is Hoving-1 Constant-3 Haldane-21 LTolstoy-12 Quintilian-8 Gaston-1 FESmith-9 LTolstoy-6 Ruskin-7 Spalding-1 Malraux-8

on the side of large Anouilh-1 art is the terms of deVoto-1

democracy without FrederickII-5

right to keep and bear a

1Anon-235 NBreton-1

Maelbranche-1

goodbye moralitee APHerbert-6 good incomprehensible has to move you impossible Hockney-1 Pound-14 height of art is to concede

is a jealous mistressEmerson-37 is the stored honey Dreiser-2 is the terms of armistice is useful knows all about logic is not measure of merit Nouveau of reading students technique in this is the end of its a rummy business Thurber-12 Jowett-2 Emerson-36 Emerson-36 JCameron-2 AJBalfour-13 Sewell-2 JBarth-2 Thurber-5 JMWTurner-3 deVoto-1 JMWTurner-2 Commager-4

merit is every work of

the one achievement

arthritis dont deserve arteries as old as artery bigger piece of Arthur

Sparrow-4 Benny-1 Sydenham-2 JParton-1 Sydenham-2 Truman-8 TMalory-2

aspiration aspirin Herbert Asquith ass assassination assassins assault assemblies line assent provisional assertion Thatcher-13 assertive assess assimilate the British assimilation assistance associate

Bevin-4 Pater-2 Santayana-17 ASmith-36 Tacitus-5 Vidal-12 LAmory-2 AJBalfour-5 1Bible-1 LdByron-35 GChapman-2 Dickens-11 BDisraeli47 Keats-3 Luther-6,10 Mencken-38 see also murder; EdwardVII-2 1Anon-28 Brann-11 Rongier-1 CJFox-3 Steinbeck-5 SJGould-2 BHart-2 Lecky-3 Feiffer-5 see also appraise Beauman-1 JSMill-38 see also help; ACarnegie-7 Ruskin-60

despotism tempered by 1Anon-15 Richet-1 Chesterton-57 CJames-1 TMacaulay-14 Montaigne-1 Ovid-3 Patmore-1 Stoppard-3 Trollope-9

once and future king artillery article articulacy

see also writing; Becket-43 1Cato-1 ZFitzgerald-1 Hogben-1 assembly

artifice artificial

CharlesI-3 PJKavanagh-4 Lodge-2

trying to create a state artist

Haldane-24 Mencken-93 Nero-2

appears to that part NCoward-18 brings something Updike-12 grant his subject mature a steal true artistic temperament verisimililude artistry artists Chesterton-11 WSGilbert-16 Mencken-86 Britten-3 Bukowski-1 Burgess-4 Chekhov-8 Connolly-25 RDavies-2 Flaubert-8 Giroud-3 Jenkyns-3 Kee-1 Nathan-6 Raine-1 Rorem-1 Santayana-19 Schnabel-1 Shahn-1 Snowdon-1 Stoppard-9 Updike-12 EWaugh-7 TWilder-1 build theories do what they can arts from the Mediterranean Aryans ascetic vice of the ashamed habit of which ashes Asia a servile spirit overmatched by Asiatics Isaac Asimov ask why not askance asking asparagus asphyxia aspirates a couple of FESmith-11 SJohnson-157 Malraux-4 Britten-3 Malraux-4 dangerous for a to talk HJames-27 LTrilling-1 Wilde-105 immature a imitate LTrilling-1 never get published Capa-6

with no man who does not association strong assumptions Fred Astaire asthma astonishment Nancy Astor astrologers astrology astronomy asunder asylum Atahualpa atheism Goldacre-1

PJohnson-3 Leontief-1 Fonteyn-1 BThaves-1 CBergen-1 Doyle-8 Clarendon-3 Baudelaire-9 RClive-1 Colette-1 Emerson-31 Sansom-1 Twain-39 NAstor-6 LBarber-1 Schlesinger-1 Augustine-21 ACClarke-3 Galbraith-45 Oliver-2 Strathern-2 Callan-1 Cannan-1 Chomsky-1 Luther-13 Milton-13 Peacock-2 Pauli-1 Dirksen-2 HHEllis-3 Fonda-1 NoelBuxton-1 Palmerston-3 VWoolf-13 TBMacaulay-145 Bacon-48 Buchan-1 GHWBush-3 Chesterton-22,31 TEdwards-1 Fosdick-1 SJohnson-130 Milton-2 BRussell-17 Sartre-2 Srawson-1 Zangwill-2

1Anon-18,53 Barzun-5 Beerbohm-5 Berenson-3 EBernard-1 Sir Arthur Aston

Christian must avoid

Lovercraft-1 see also Celibacy; 1Anon-110 Augustine-10 Bierce-1,35 Blanch-1 Etherege-2 Gibbon-8,12 BRussell-85 Shaw-116 Swift-27 Crisp-12 1OWHolmes-2 Lampedusa-3 TMacaulay-87 Wellington-24 Montgomery-3 Tourneau-1 Montesqueu-28 Bois-2 SJohnson-151 Mamis-4 2Bible-39 RFKennedy-5 EFitzgerald-2 Colby-2 Ovid-14 Seneca-2 WTSherman-2 Saki-10 DLardner-1

less of an insult atheist

Goncourt-5 DGRossetti-2 CDarwin-13 WBernstein-1

the worst moment for atheistically no intention to write Athens athletics Atlantic Atlas atmosphere atmospheric pressure atom ignominious transform

Herodotus-7 WRInge-23 Meier-2 JCPowys-1 Becket-38 Merriman-1 Santayana-10 Grade-1 DLardner-2 CSRolls-1 Twain-52 Hazlitt-49 PWhitehead-1 see also atomic; Calder-1 Einstein-22 Mach-1 AStevenson-4

the wrong question Pynchon-1

bomb splitting atomic bomb energy atoms

Oppenheimer-4,5 BRussell-73 Truman-8 Rutherford-10 Oppenheimer-2 HGWells-25 see also nuclear power

Australia

DaisyBates-1 Cottrell-1 Hawke-1 DHLawrence-30 JMorris-3 Mumford-4 O'Rourke-2 DPorter-2 Shaw-94 Sweet-1

flight to unlikely to enjoy Australians Austria authenticity authentic

Amidon-1 RGPBoyd-1 Melba-1 VAdler-1 Bismarck-7 Gibbon-28 Heisenberg-3 Auden-38 Goodall-4 TrevorRoper-1

nothing exists but Democritus-2 atonement atrocity atrophy attachment attack do not attacked tell them they are being attainment attempt attendant attention HWGoring-4 Shaw-2 RLStevenson-25 Wilde-1 Belloc-5 Sheppard-1 TSEliot-14 Updike-2 see also Pay attention; KAmis-24 Bridie-1 Burke-32 WIrving-11 SJohnson-85,106,120 Reagan-13 HRowland-14 Saki-12 genius is concentrated Attic Attila the Hen attire attitudes Clement Attlee attorney attorneys smartness of an a clerk attractiveness attribute au contraire audacity Aude W H Auden I think Im audience Disraeli-69 Berenson-2 JCCollins-3 Dostoyevsky-1 Ephron-2 Inge-4 SJohnson-32 GRLee-1 Leopardi-2 Rongier-1 Gide-3 Chesterton-61 Sayers-5 BDisraeli-16 EFitzgerald-2 Kant-5 Heaney-2 PKavanagh-1 Larkin-3 Mortimer-2 Norfolk-1 Priestley-1 Ewart-1 1Anon-55 Barkley-1 JBarrymore-5 Becket-34 SBooth-1 Connolly-12 WODouglas-1 Paderewski-1 Pinero-2 Stockwood-1 Szell-1 Welles-5 Wilde-83 augury August twelfth Augustan age St Augustine Auschwitz Jane Austen HWalpole-10 Jarman-1 BenGurion-2 Steiner-1 Wiesel-2 Barnes-7 CBronte-1,6 ADavies-1 GEliot-2,3 Emerson-19 EMForster-21 AAGill-3,5 DWHarding-1 Lampedusa-2 FRLeavis-2 TMacaulay-108 WSMaugham-54,66 capable of much in love Austerlitz WSMaugham-65 Shakespeare-28 LdByron-37 TSEliot-46 CFreud-10 see Clothes Chandler-27 Curtis-1 Alther-1 Attlee-2 Bevan-6 WChurchill-42,61 DJay-2 Orwell-4 see lawyer Helvetius-4 Doyle-7 LLee-5 QuillerCouch-4 Kipling-3 1Anon-138 Hart-1 Voltaire-26 WWillcox-1 Hammerskjold-1 Pound-5 JQAdams-5 AJPTaylor-14 Buchwald-3 Foch-2 Goring-1 SJohnson-4,64 Mencken-17 Niemoller-1 Ovid-15 SRunciman-4 Mohammed-4

music performance Goodall-4 author asked by an consoled himself required to be an see also writers, writing; RChandler-28 HenryFielding-19 Koestler-1 Montesquieu-11 Pratchett-2 Ruskin-25 SJohnson-159 WSMaugham-71 Bruyere-4

see his characters WSMaugham-61 wanting to know an ERLinklater-4 Authorised Version see also Bible ; QuillerCouch-3 authoritarian authorities blatant and serious failure authority Bingham-4 Alonso-1 1Anon-152 Arendt-4 StAugustine-8 Ayer-4 Bacon-49 Brien-2 Butterworth-1 Leonardo-4 TMacaulay-25 Mencken-38 SMilligan-4 ORourke-15 Ruskin-41 BRussell-21 JRussell-1 Skynner-1 Voltaire-2 over another nation Gladstone-11 subverting authors male and female separated no hell for authorship autobiographies worthless autobiography trusted autocrat auto da fe autodidact autograph asked for my automata automation automobile development autumn available avalanche avant-garde avarice STemple-1 Ravenshill-1 Bennis-1 EHubbard-3 LMumford-1 Whitehead-4 see also cars Karniakadis-1 JKeats-13 Darling-3 Lec-3 Auden-22 1Anon29,30,68 2Bible-13 Colton-10 MFreeman-1 Keynes-22 Stendhal-1 beyond the dreams of miseries from avenge average law of averages Burke-52 Gilmour-2 RobertHarris-2 JWBooth-1 Mussolini-1 Rochejaepilein-1 Galton-1 Nietzsche-18 PBernstein-1 1EdwardMoore-2 SFreud-26 see also biography; CAmery-1 Auden-23 Grigg-1 Henahan-1 Hobbes-4 LLee-6 RELee-2 Orwell-1 see also oppression; Catherine-1 Shaw-135 JLBennett-1 Gibbon-26 Jonson-8 JRLowell-8 WScott-7 Shedd-1 Bovee-1 Ayckbourn-6 see writing turn over in their graves LadyGough-1 GFWill-3 see oppression

the number of conflicting

MMitford-1 RRobinson-2 WScott-3 Twain-17,28 VWoolf-8 avaricious Kissinger-4

avert aviation avoidance avoided

Ammianus-3 see also flight; Stoppard-27 Ciardi-2 Fenelon-1 Roche-4

backyard Francis Bacon bacon sandwiches bacteria bad

Keillor-6 Gilbert-9 TMacaulay-62,73 Nabokov-11 AWatkins-2 see also microbes; Bryson-3 Steinbeck-5 see also vices; Amiel-4 Brodsky-3 Bronowski-3 TCarlyle50 WChurchill-57 DayLewis-1 Dyson-2 Guicciardini-5 Hoffer-4 Homer-2 CarolineLamb-1 Landor-12 Paine-12 Seneca-11 Shaw-99 PBShelley-11 Szasz-7 Wilde-85

history is the sum Adenauer-4 avoiding scandal venereal disease awards awareness take over awe awful place awkward awkwardness axiom axis A J Ayer B Baalbek Babbage baboon babies baby without a woman AMellor-1 Babylon baby baby-rape baccarat Bacchus baccy for the clerk J S Bach Kipling-35 Adorno-2 Becket-49 Beecham-6 Beethoven-4 Cardus-3 Debussy-2 WSGilbert-11 Gounod-1 Landowska-1 Levin-7 Mellors-1 Millay-4 Platz-1 CSagan-1 Steiner-1 Torke-1 angels play only bachelor elderly bachelors PJohnson-4 2SButler-36 Dickens-11 Doyle-8 GEliot-17 IFleming-2 Gaskell-1 Goethe-2 Lowry-1 EVLucas-4 MMcCarthy-4 Mencken-52 SJohnson-45 HRowland-13,18 RLStevenson-17 Wilde-28 bacillus back WChurchill-48 Berners-1 EHubbard-10 AMorgan-1 Wellington-4 Seddon-3 KBarth-1 tells you universe DAdams-31 SDavies-1 TCarlyle-55 Cleaver-2 Lrklin-12 Hensher-3 HWalpole-10 Airy-1 Capote-3 TCarlyle-26 AHuxley-25 see also children; RKnox-3 Marryat-1 Pollio-1 Frazer-1 Galbraith-58 Beckett-6 CharlesI-3 RFScott-2 2Anon-33 RDavis-1 Twain-109 Einstein-19 TMacaulay-27 GWBush-2 Scruton-2 RCecil-1 RCecil-1 Brookner-3 Garibaldi-1 Horace-13 Livy-2 FRaphael-1 StClair-1

company doing b things faith law mannered men name qualities writing badinage bafflement baffling Walter Bagehot baggage of memory bairns bait baiting a mouse-trap baked Alaska beans baker Balaam balance of nature balanced view Balbec bald

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ands admiration money

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nobody likes the bringer

strong enough to be Rochefoucauld-6

and unconvincing WSGilbert-16 baldness Baldwin Arthur Balfour Balkans ballad operas ballerinas ballet balloons balls Ballynattery balm Baltimore Balzac see also hair; 1Anon-184 Beerbohm-17 Borges-3 Orwell-13 Inge-25 Bismarck-6 LBJohnson-7 HWalpole-17 RDavies-8 Levin-9 Mackrell-1 Hugo-6 Kelvin-1 DHoffman-1 Nabokov-6 GJNathan-4 AlexanderSullivan-1 WBlake-9 Wilde-65 Auden-15 Balabin-1 Balzac-7 Debray-1 Flaubert-14 Joyce19 would ascribe genius WSMaugham-73

split between front and backbiting backhanders backing backs to the wall back-stairs drama is b of intellect backwards DHaig-5 1Anon-106 Blair-3

those in front cried TMacaulay-88

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1Anon-36 Bevan-7 Kierkegaard-6 Schlegel-2 BThaves-1

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BRussell-75 AMarr-3 Arendt-4 Bogarde-1 Sarraute-1 BLevin-17 Aurevilly-1 Potter-3 1Anon-91 Buchwald-1 TSEliot-24 Pratchett-24 Durant-2 RFrost-27 Wilde-81 Bannister-1 MHastings-2 PopeHennessy-2 JCLewis-1 Twain-105 Jefferson-10

mean, stupid, trivial and baseball baseness bashfulness basilisk basket basking bastard bastards lying Bastille bat bath game played by idiots Ascham-3 Luther-6

WSMaugham-77 FSFitzgerald-18

Stoppard-21 Cobbett-9 Gissing-3

ACarnegie-9 Rinehart-1 Stoppard-10 Twain-48 Nobbs-1 Ackerley-1 HenryFielding-19 Holiday-1 BRussell-31 Black-1 Heren-1 FLFord-1 Schama-3 DBickerton-1 WGGrace-1 Borde-1 Brann-5 WChurchill-43 SRothschild-1 Tennyson15 DThomas-8 Woollcott-3 TCarlyle-55 TCarlyle-55 Daiches-1 SJackson-3 Lavater-1 WWordsworth-12 Woodward-1 AWHare-2 NapoleonI-23 BJohnston-1 see also squadron; Turenne-1 Zeller-1 Sevigne-1 Shaw-138 Zeller-1

rathger nervous b clerk managers of gurus Fishlock-1

999 out of 1000 are 1Anon-250

more dangerous than bankruptcy banks capitalism without Borman-1

Ibsen-5 Quinn-1 see also economics; WAllen-5 2Anon-20 Bagehot-16 RDavies-14 Greenspan-2 Jefferson-10 Keynes-1,7 Liberace-1 TBMacaulay-199 Morrison-1 Nash-1 Schwed-1 Sutton-1 Voltaire-11

water bathing tub bathos monumental baths of Caracalla baton marshals batsmans Willey battalions

lend you money Bannockburn bar Barabbas barb barbarians barbarism

BeddingtonBehrens-1 Lockhart-4 1Anon-225 Housman-12 TCampbell-3 Cocteau-3 RBSheridan-11 Brann-11 Stapledon-1 Barbey-2 TBentley-1 Burke-16 Clemenceau-2 Dickens-21 GeraldofWales-1 Jerome-3 JulianofEclanum-1 JSMill-23 Moodie-2 GMoore-4 SRunciman-3 Santayana-11 Senior-2 ASmith-45 Stendhal-3 TrevorRoper-2 Weil-1

god is with biggest FrederickII-1 luck on the side of big not on side of big Voltaire-16 providence on side of big batteries battle long to the strong battles opinions win or lose b Baudelaire Bavaria bawdy house bayonet BBC be not choose not to b GMHopkins-5 beach beads Beabs Beano bear-baiting beards bears beast beastly people of b living Hakluyt-1 WChurchill-23 RReed-2 Ibsen-5 Garner-1 AAGill-9 Hume-4 TMacaulay-82 1Bible-40 Caine-1 Friedenthal-1 Ivan-1 Shakespeare-20 Flaubert-3 Jenyns-1 see animals see also Prostitution; SJohnson-89 Goebbels-1 Inge-11 GHarding-1 HNicolson-2 Orwell-47 Reith-1,3 Tebbit-1 Maistre-5 Sewell-1 Tolstoy-3 Zola-2 Bismarck-7 Heisenberg-3 Sarnoff-1 see also War; LdByron-33 Foch-3 Franklin-24 Garibaldi-1 DHLawrence-17 SunTsu-2 Wellington-12,30 Wyler-1 Rumsfeld-5 1Bible-12 Runyon-1 on which the fate Joffre-1

Americans barbarity barbarous barber bare legs Barere bargain barmaid barmen barn Clive Barnes Barnsley Roseanne Barr barrel-organ barren J M Barrie barristers bars barter John Barth Bela Bartok base

HJames-28 Ruskin-43 EWaugh-31 Nietzsche-35 Archelaus-1 GBurns-1 Brann-14 GJackson-1 2TFuller-16 Macaulay-10 Morton-2 Housman-12 AlbertEinstein-21 Mencken-28 Rayburn-1 AlanBennett-32 AlexanderSullivan-1 Carson-1 VWBrooks-2 TMacaulay-71 Guedella-2 Agate-3 Erskine-1 Gildon-1 ALinklater-1 Langbridge-1 RLovelace-1 Burke-24 WWilson-5 BAppleyard-4 Corder-1 Dent-1 Cervantes-6 Cobbett-6

reclamation from WSChurchill-79

who can breathe through

explain laws of physics

without the string GMHopkins-4

Michael Barrymore Monkhouse-3

beat him beaten beatific vision beating Beatles beautiful conventionally legs Muggeridge-19 Chandler-20 MFrench-2 Mackay-1 Mamet-2 SRichardson-1 Larkin-4 Hemans-1 Oppenheimer-2 OHenry-3 Avedon-2 Dietrich-4 Kepler-1 AWHare-2 PJDavis-1 Mencken-104 2SButler-23 no good in a Bedlam vision bedfellows Bedouin bedroom tragedy of whore in bee beef beefsteak beer Beerbohm bees Beethoven

Montaigne-1 Perelman-2 Proust-16 Raphael-2 Scholes-2 LPSmith-11 GWhite-1 Woolley-1 going to b with me JBernard-3 ERoosevelt-3 JCarlyle-2 Macaulay-125 Byron-6 LHunt-3 WThesiger-1 PCampbell-1 Nansen-1 PToynbee-2 LTolstoy-23 JHall-2 WGolding-8 Ros-1 MrsPCampbell-6 1Anon-202 2Anon-20 Cobbett-3 CLamb-13 Major-2 Maugham-37 JGNathan-7 Raine-9 Ros-1 Voltaire-4 Berbohm-6 PJKavanagh-3 LStrachey-7 Wilde-10 VWoolf-5 Isidore-1 1Anon-60,70,133,134 Beecham-1,2,14 Berg-1 Britten-1,2 Buckley-1 Carey-15 Cooper-1 Copland-2 Couper-1 RDavies-35 Forster-1 GGrove-1 JGuinness-1 Hale-1 Heifetz-1 Heyworth-1 Levin-7 McClary-1 Mannin-1 WAMozart-2 Ravel-1 Rossini-4 Ruskin-1 Shaw-1,26,46,112,113 Spohr-1,2 Stoppard-27 Tiomkin-1 Wagner-1,2,5 CMWeber-1 Weingartner-1 Wellington-6 for $10 buy all symphonies last quartets there is only one thumped the tub Beecham-2 Beethoven-7 Beecham-14 MBaring-3 Britten-2 Buckley-1

and simple as all great lady deadly poison Bierce-5 mathematics archetype one of the most b spots piece of mathematics small is beauty

Schumacher-1 DAdams-3 1Anon-56 Ariosto-3 Aristotle-18,33 Auden-35 Bacon-13 JBarrymore-4 Baudelaire-7 Becket-8,23 Bede-2 Bierce-26 Bogarde-1 Britten-5 CBronte-5,9 Burgess-19 BurneJones-1 Carey-12,14 Chagall-1 Cheever-3 Chesterfield-10 Congreve-17 Emerson-20,38,44 Ewer-1 Feynman-6 Fielding-8 Flaubert-19 Friedenthal-1 Gautier-1 Goodall-4 Haldane-24 Halsey-2 Hanslick-1 GHardy-1 MHastings-3 OWHolmes-4 GMHopkins-1 Hume-6 Hungerford-1 AHuxley-18 HJames-17 Joad-1 JKeats-4,10,12,16 Keynes-24 Kipling-27,30 Kraus-3 DHLawrence-38 Lenin-8 TMacaulay-119 Mannin-1 Medawar-30 Mencken-47 Michelangelo-3 Moliere-5 MWMontagu-7 Montaigne-1 WMorris-1 Muggeridge-17 Oppenheim-1 Osler-1 Overbury-1 Percy-1 Picasso-4 Plotinus-1 Rhys-1 Rifkind-1 Ruskin-19,42,54 BRussell-46 Shakespeare-36,41,43 Shaw-36,112 COSkinner-1 SSmith-20 Sophocles-8 Stendhal-7 WStevens-2 AStevenson-10 LTolstoy-19 ATrollope-9,11 Venning-1 Vives-1 Wagner-2 LWallace-1 HWalpole-7 SWeil-4 Wilde-26,37,40,64 GWilson-3 Wollstonecraft-5 Wordsworth-6 Wycherley-2

so many b women JBarrymore-6

you would have murdered variations so grotesque who is this beetle-browed beetles before anybody else beggars begging Twain-108 1Anon-38

what is it like to be DAdams-31 TCarlyle-40 Haldane-9 Ruskin-17

Franklin-38 1Anon-188 Auden-23 Beaumont-4 Dickens-26 ElizabethI-6 HGeorge-1 Kipling-20 Lowry-1 Maimonedes-1 Shaw-104 ASmith-15

can be perceived image of b in music is only skin deep is the first test not try to define of creation spot waste of Beaverbrook Samuel Beckett become becoming bed

Cayley-1 Heisenberg-4 GThomas-9 Ives-1 CBronte-5 Hume-6 Hungerford-1 LWallace-1 JDavies-3 JKerr-1 APrice-1 GHHardy-3 1Anon-259 Weinberg-3 Kepler-2 Joad-1 ARWallace-9 BBaxter-1 RMorley-1 Shulman-1 Vidal-20 Ruskin-57 Shakespeare-26 see also sex; 1Anon-96 Arnim-1 Atwood-1 RDavies-15 2TFuller-16 Humblot-1 SJohnson-61 LLee-5 Mencken-43

conformity of the parts

borrowing not much better begin why beginning

GELessing-4

in the eyes of beholder

Whistler-12 see also Starting; CAnderson-1 TCarlyle-41 WChurchill-40 Forester-1 Larkin-9 RLStevenson-20 Talleyrand-8

is the splendour of truth

to end behaviour

Boswell-6 FBacon-67 Brookner-2 Eban-1 Gunther-3 WJames-7 Mead-1 LPSmith-7 Szasz-2,5

sense of b withered GThomas-9

economics studies LCRobbins-1 refines behavioural deplorable influence on behaviourism behaviourist psychology behind beholder Appleyard-3 Reger-1 Hungerford-1 LWallace-1 Koestler-7 Medawar-32 Ovid-25

Simone de Beauvoir Sokal-5

more like ourselves PRFHall-2

being busy beings belch Belgium belief AReid-1 SSmith-47 FAllen-2 Haldane-14 see also Faith; Aeschylos-2 1Anon-195 MArnold-16 Augustine-9 Ayer-12 Bacon-1,27,41 AlBennett-25 Bohr-5 TCarlyle-51 Cavour-1 Chesterton-31,56 ACClarke-3 CCockburn-3 STColeridge-11 OADaniels-1 Dawkins-1 Descartes-4 Dickens-4 Galbraith-18 Gaulle-1 DGould-1 Haldane-10 Hazlitt-31 Hitler-3 Hoffer-12 Hume-3 Ibsen-6 WIrving-5 Jefferson-28 Jowett-4 Julius-2 Loyola-1 TMacaulay-40,126 Macmillan-9 Marquis-2 Mencken-2,16,80 JSMill-11 Montaigne-25 Muggeridge-9 Nietzsche-29 Pascal-4 BRussell-48,52 Sand-2 Sartre-2 Scruton-1 Shakespeare-47 AStorr-3 Themistius-1 Tocqueville-6 Twain-32 Valery-6 Wellington-23 all b is for it arbitrary reason into beliefs have no safeguard JSMill-11 political and religious believe Ibsen-3 FBacon-68 Shaw-148 SJohnson-158 Frayn-9 BRussell-86 Frayn-9 Crescas-1

beneficial benefit twice the b gives benevolence Bengal benign Alan Bennett Arnold Bennett Jack Benny Jeremy Bentham Beowulf bereavement Alban Berg Bishop Berkeley Berliner Hector Berlioz Chuck Berry best

Dicey-2 KraunitzRittberg-1 WSMaugham-49 JPriestley-2 1Bible-32 Cicero-8 Gibbon-18 Goethe-24 TGray-4 Guicciardini-3 Longinus-1 1Pliny-1 Tacitus-14 Publilius-17 Bagehot-21 Brandeis-1 JCCollins-2 Franklin-28 ASmith14,15,43 SSmith-34 Washington-5 JWilson-2 see India Durham-1 HaroldWilson-9 AAGill-6 Belloc-1 VWoolf-3 FAllen-2,8 JSMill-51 Larkin-10 VRobinson-1 Twain-51 Chotzinoff-1 Boothroyd-1 JWheeler-1 JFKennedy-11 1Anon-37 Huneker-1 Mendelssohn-2 Ravel-3 Rossini-2 KRichards-1 MArnold-13 Aurelius-2 AlBennett-17 CBronte-8 STColeridge-1 Dickens-4,35 Giraudoux-3 Gracian-5 Hazlitt-32 Hutcheson-1 2JKeats-1 Lowell-2 Maugham-3,15 Milne-1 Muggeridge-10 Platz-1 QuillerCouch-1 Saintsbury-1 LPSmith-5 Strauss-1 Whitehorn-1 Yeats-1

Anthony Wedgwood Benn

going beyond evidence stability of religious

Leonard Bernstein Levant-4

cease to b in God Chesterton-46 courage to b in nothing dont b it in anything in God need to b in gods too strange to be would not you can be believed believes believing stop bell Bellamy's veal pie bellicose Vincenzo Bellini Hilaire Belloc beloved your way into bellum belly bellyache belt benefactor beneficent Covey-1 1Anon-219 Vegetius-1 Diogenes-8 Hobbes-8 Reagan-13 MAsquith-1 Chamfort-8 Twain-59,60 JSMill-53 2WPitt-5 Campion-2 Marinetti-1 Mencken-17 Burgess-17 Orga-1 SSmith-32 TSMoore-1 EWaugh-23 Dick-3 STemple-1 Bagehot-28 Donne-1 Emerson-5 Nabokov-6 stopped b in Santa Claus ITurgenev-3 DAdams-15 Chesterton-46 Fange-1 Pratchett-34 THardy-13 RMacaulay-2 Schacht-1 RReagan-20 Franklin-35 TJefferson-19 Gaulle-12 Herodotus-8

behaviour fitted

AlBennett-15,17 ARWallace-3 Bolivar-1 ColeridgeTaylor-1

enemy of the good Voltaire-17 form of government great people always the is yet to be never to be born part of nationa periods sellers thing for you tunes bestiality bet in science John Betjeman betray an ally betrayal better Salisbury-11 Forster-4 RMacaulay-3 JMalcolm-1 1Anon-108,194 Boehm-1 Coue-1 CDickens-33 Goethe-17 Hooker-1 Keppel-1 SMilligan-3 Ovid-1 Shakespeare-12 ASmith-31 Tucker-2 English off when Indians mousetrap than you betting on people Aneurin Bevan Ernest Bevin beware JFCooper-7 Deloria-1 Emerson-18 Ogilvy-2 see also Gambling;, Wager DBernouilli-1 Giraudoux-4 Fields-11 MFoot-3 HMacmillan-16 AJPTaylor-19 Spark-3 Rutherford-8 Chetwode-1 Raine-2,7 Heine-15 FHBradley-5 Leibniz-1 Voltaire-20 Tocqueville-12 Barzun-5 CalderMarshall-1 Maugham-31 APowell-3 VSPritchett-5,8 Sexton-1 LPSmith-6 WRogers-11 RHill-1 Johnson-1

hard to b in people Pratchett-34

RBrowning-6

not necessarily true CBell-1 what you read in the

of all possible worlds

noting in newspapers can never be what he says

people yoube been kind bewigged bewildered bewilderment bewitching bias Bible

AJMarshall-1

birch bringing back bird early of prey bird-cage trans-sexual Vidal-28 Halifax-2 Roche-3 1Anon-199 JCameron-7 Webster-2 Beecham-4 MBell-1 see also Lark; Best-1 Camden-2 Golding-5 Paine-14 SSmith-30 Tennyson-15 Webster-2 alter the shy Birmingham birth Pratchett-28 Austen-3 LloydzGeorge-5 Ackerley-1 Aeschylos-5 1Anon-44,95 Beckett-2 Brann-4 CFry-4 LadyGregory-2 Minogue-1 Ridler-1 Salinger-1 Schopenhauer-15 Wellington-20 Whistler-8 control giving birth good birth birthday birthplace see also contraception; CDarrow-8 RFKennedy-4 Levinson-2 Plutarch-9 JoeyAdams-2 RFrost-23 Burgess-1 THeywood-1 Statius-1 Wilkes-4

KShapiro-2 see Confusion Chesterton-49 Colby-2 MHastings-3 Wittgenstein-4 see also impartiality; Balliett-1 BRussell-81 see also Old Testament; Agassiz-3 1Anon-3 2Anon-26 Benchley-3 Brann-4 WJBryan-4 Chandler-15 Diekhoff-1 Jespersen-1 Kenyatta-1 TMacaulay-119 Paget-1 Santayana16 Selden-2 Shenker-1 SSmith-2 DHLawrence-2 QuillerCouch-3 BRussell-23 Whitehead-1 Wilde-27,104

played with toasting forks

TSEliot-1 DanGeorge-1 Goldacre-2 Gounod-1 Januszczak-2 birds

and witches on that shelf bicycle bidder bide bidiurnial bifocals big bang print giveth bigamy bigotry

JWesley-8 BRussell-87 Moreau-1 Clarke-1 PDunn-1 Steinem-1 NapoleonI-15 Ruskin-49 ANWilson-7 Home-3 Sparrow-4 Appleyard-3 Goldacre-2 Iacocca-3 Sheen-2 CRussell-1 Jong-6 Becket-50 Bush-1 GHWBush-3 CharlesII-4 Cioran-1 WDrummond-1 FHague-1 Humphrey-2 Keats-15 TMacaulay-5,46 Mencken-11 O'Rourke-12 HWalpole-2

with its farrago of battles

retroactive b control remember a womans birthright biscuit cant a fellow enjoy Portland-1 biscuits bisexuality bishop bishops

cynical about b business

one husband too many

Sandburg-5 WAllen-7 Curio1 Vidal-22 Melbourne-14 Behan-1 Burgess-1 Chandler-6 Chesterfield-33 Dix-1 FFIeld-1 Holinshed-1 Jay-2 Mencken-54 Ruskin-41 SSmith-10 Westmoreland-1

anger without opinions bigots English the most tolerant b bike got on his bikini bile billiards misspent youth billion bills sends in terrific bimbo bind biographical account biographies biography Tebbit-2

Chesterton-65 1Anon-255 Bismarck bitch

Crankshaw-1 AJPTaylor-16 1Anon-16 Daly-1 JBogart-1 GeorgeII-1 Goldwyn-8 AMorgan-1 Streatfield-1 Strindberg-1 Vries-2 GeorgeII-1 PGray-1

compliments you b Pound-15 bite

Levenstein-1 see also Gloom; AAGill-8 GJNathan-4 Spencer-7 RLStevenson-8 Spencer-7 Dirkson-3 Inge-3 Larkin-6 Mattahu-1 Schnabel-3 Antrim-2 Littlejohn-1 JCCollins-3 JohnXXIII-1 HGWells-21 KLivingstone-3 see also autobiography; Ackroyd-3 JArbuthnot-1 Asimov-3 Auden-4,23 Brophy-1 Brougham-5 TCarlyle-35,52 Carpenter-1 Coleridge-2 BDisraeli-60 Emerson-79 Henahan-1 FPJones-1 Longford-1 Lyndhurst-1 TMacaulay118 Malouf-1 Medawar-14,15 Orwell-1 DParker-13 APowell-7 Stoppard-17 PToynbee-2 ATrollope-28 RWest-4,7 Wetherell-1 Wilde-38,63,69

wish he would b generals bites a dead woman b not bitter bitterness bizarre and inexplicable Bizet black black boy flag Mass treacle blackamoors blade Tony Blair thanks to William Blake blame Ivins-2 face treated as brute JLloyd-1

Cavell-1 Lec-2 Maugham-18 Seneca-11 1Anon-134 DAdams-4 Berg-1 see also Negro; Feiffer-4 Geldof-1 GGreene-1 Loyola-1

EdwardVII-1

Mencken-81 Pratchett-12 AWaugh-9 ElizabethI-6 Tagore-1 Costello-1 Dawkins-3 Mandela-1 LindaSmith-2 Cranborne-1 DThomas-7 Asimov-2 Astell-2 Benn-2 WChurchill-54 Conrad-3 Franck2 Getty-4 Hoon-1 SJohnson-34 CSLewis-2 MWMontagu-2 O'Rourke-8 Nericault-1 Ruskin-15

biologically bordered on the north plausible sound biologist biology Goldacre-1 Haldane-18 Haldane-14 1Anon-199 Burnet-1 Dicks-1 Ramey-1 JMSmith-2 Guedella-3

laid the others blancmange bland blank verse blaspheming blasphemy

NAston-8 DAdams-28 Costello-1 Levin-4 Cleese-2 FAllen-6 TCarlyle-21 Shaw-87 Chesterton-22 Barnes-3 Cobbett-6 JDouglas-2 Engels-3 TMore-4 Myerson-1 Sewell-1 Shaw-37 Tacitus-4

boasting boat boathook boats bodkin body

Bryson-1 Hervey-1 Orwell-10 CSagan-1 Pugin-1 Salisbury-3 FTDCoke-1 CDickens-30 KGrahame-2 BRussell-37 RLStevenson-26 Twain-68 Shakespeare-52 Addison-1 Atwood-1 3Bible13 Brabazon-1 Chesterton-13 Christine-1 RDavies-10 Drabble-3 ElizabethI-3 Epictetus-5,6 ZFitzgerald-3 CFry-3 AGray-1 Harvey-Jones1 Hazlitt-23 Hoffer-7 Juvenal-5 Manguel-1 ANewman-1 Orton-2 Proulx-1 Quintilian-1 RobtScott-1 Shaw-102 NSimon-1 Strachey-4 AJPTaylor-12 Wollstonecraft-5 Wylie-2

depends on belief Chesterton-56 bleating bled bleeding blessed blessing blest is the nation blight blind blindness Jefferson-38 WBlake-11 JCameron-10 PONeill-1 Apostolius-1 Baring-3 Bentham-12 CBowen-1 CDarwin-6 Einstein-8 Erasmus-8 2TFuller-10 Levin-10 Nelson-2 Power-1 Updike-8 GWalden-1 Wells-19 Wilde-63 bliss blockhead blockheads blockishness blonde blood TGray-3 Layton-2 JMontgomery-1 HenryFielding-19 Pope-24 Dryden-16 SJohnson-50 HJames-23 Chandler-6 Menander-7 1Anon-95 Bismarck-3,5 WChurchill-18,41 Forster-12 Gosse-1 GGreene-23 Henley-3 DHLawrence-23 RELee-2 Nietzsche-12 Nightingale-3 Orwell-23 Reni-1 TRoosevelt14 Shelley-1 Yeats-6 enough b to run oneRWilliams-2 history is a both of WJames-13 of patriots and tyrants rivers of b dried bloodshed so stupid Trollope with bloody foreigner bloom Bloomsbury Group blot bluff blunder blunderbuss blundered someone had blur blush board boarding house boastful Emerson-19 1Anon-226 RobertHarris-2 Tennyson-20 AJToynbee-8 Twain-10 APHerbert-2 Carey-1 Gaskell-2 Heming-1 Jonson-3 Chotzinoff-1 Mellor-1 see also mistakes; Cicero-34 Sutherland-1 advantages of availability IMorris-3 see also murder; Bismarck-2 Mao-4 Bierce-54 Barrow-5 1Bible-42 Shaw-122 Mikes-5 Proust-7 AStevenson-4 HWalpole-7 Jefferson-44 bombast bombers bombing Bonapartist bonbons bond bondage bones bon mots bono booby boogie-woogie book bollocks Bolsheviks Bolshevism Raine-4 Khayyam-1 RBenchley-6 EGardner-1 Tagore-1 NFerguson-3 3Bible-6 Inge-18 Solti-1 half my age pretend I had no Boeing 747 Humphrey Bogart Bognor bogus bold boldness

blemishes, reflects our

divinely built mansion is affected through mind

RBoyle-2 1OWHolmes-16

GForeman-1 Descartes-10 Wickramasinghe-1 Brophy-4 GeorgeV-2 see also Fraud; Hassall-1 Livy-6 Ovid-16 Claudian-2 HKeller-1 LloydGeorge-3 Menander-10 Somerville-2 Strachey-2 Tibullus-2 Lofthouse-1 see also Communism; Hearst-3

man in a roomful of deaf

smashes your houseDHLawrence-39 Bolyai bomb Shafarevich-1 1Anon-86 Betjeman-3 Charles-1 WChurchill-50 Einstein-18 Elizabeth-2 AHarris-1 DHLawrence-28 Leahy-1 LeMay-1 Mirbeau-1 ORourke-14 FDRoosevelt-7 KWood-1 Parsons-1 SBaldwin-9 Goering-2 WSChurchill-80 Kissinger-26 NapoleonIII-2 see Sweets JMagee-1 Rilke-1 Connolly-3 2TMoore-2 Ackroyd-7 1Bible-43 3Bible-5 AHarris-1 Madan-4 HMore-2 Cicero-8 Longinus-1 Mencken-58 1Anon-77 Carre-5 HenryFielding-19 Gielgud-1 RMacaulay-5 JCPowys-1 1Anon-35 1Anon-35 1Bible-33 RLStevenson-19 Calvino-1 any fool may write TGray-2 cast in the Euphrates circulat lertter to friends classic classic b never finished covers too far apart Bierce-56 damned thick square b everyone is assumed to find little in a b Joubert-3 Gloucester-1 AlanBennett-26 degenerations into Burrow-9

Tiber foaming with EPowell-5 Virgil-15

not half b enough Jeffreys-1

ALBennett-26

closed with profit ABAlcott-3

full of learning

1Anon-63 Peacock-8 LPSmith-11 Clancy-1 MLong-1

buying b would be good cunning hands penned destroyed both does not love b JKemp-1 1Anon-105

Schopenhauer-5 EField-2

furnishes no quotation give me a bed and a b giving b to Hollywood good woman is like a lays down b with Austen-4

dissastisfied with WBenjamin-1 do furnish a room ADPowell-13 dont read because life is enemy of even bad b are b Goncourt-3 Grass-1 JBarnes-7

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exactly like my b RChandler-28 excuse us reading Updike-3 extremely depressing fell like reading my b few b of merit in a garrett few good b from Boots Bagehot-9 Betjeman-6 lEstrange-1 RLStevenson-4 Lichtenberg-1 Chamfort-4 Auden-46 Sartyre-3 Gibbon-3

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one b is better than another opened with expectation possession of a should write a b Burgess-23 sense of security in an old sitting in a corner with the better the book the turn over a library to make value of b in the changing what was valuable in whispers bookies bookmaking wrote the b that made a LBarber-1

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2Brabazon-1

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unscrupulous and RHHutton-1 books see also best-sellers, lettered, library, literature, novel, novels, publishing, reading, volume, volumes, writing; 1SButler-1 Cicero-27 FRLeavis-6 TMacaulay-35,63 HMacmillan-5 Mao-2 GMarx-5,6 Melville-3 HMiller-1 CRMilne-1 Milton-7 Mitford-2 Monkhouse-1,2 Montefeltre-1 GMoore-2 HMore-2 AMurphy-2 Nabokov-9 Nesbit-1 Orwell-29,44,49 Paget-1 DParker-17 Petrarch-2,4 Pliny-1 Poe-1 Pound-11,12 APowell-3 Quincey-6 Rushdie-1 Ruskin-10,22,25 DJTaylor-2 JThomson-1 Thoreau-7 Tomlin-2 ATrollope-30 Tsetayeva-1 Twain-17,52,72,81 Vidal-2,10 EWallace-2 JWesley-2 RWest-8 Wiesel-1 ANWilson-1 WWilson-3,11 LWoolf-2 VWoolf-17 Yeats-4 admire, nobody reads amusing b and ideas are fatal are to be tasted as blinds bad books SSmith-52 EmmetHughes-1 BDisraeli-19 Bacon-3 Ruskin-64 Hazlitt-69 Auden-39 Grass-1 Jenkyns-4 ERLinklater-4 Atwood-4 France-4 all good b are alike Hemingway-11

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multitude of b is great evil nation thinking aloud need the recourse of no dearness should hinder no furniture so charming no one will read SBeckett-4 not mere merchandise of many b there is no end of writing b thereis no end old fool recommended people who write b ought presentation in the pages proper study of mankind public that buys their put life into rather studied b than men read b do them harm readers like my reference Martial-5 reading valueless Ruskin-58

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AlBennett-40

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Chesterfield-14 JonathanHunt-1

bloodless substituteRStevenson-9 both b were destroyed

JDAdams-2 Hazlitt-69

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SSmith-60 JBarnes-2 DLessing-3 JDAiken-1

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truer than if they really undeservedly forgotten want no more b Shaw-60

ORourke-16 see also breasts; SJohnson-46 Becket-28 HFord-7 Frost-11 WMizner-8 Ravitch-1 TRoosevelt-15 1Anon-4 Bossidy-1 Twain-77 Wilde-65 Healey-4 Hume-12 Macaulay-14,15,118 Monboddo-1 HWalpole-2 HBAdams-14 HLyttleton-1 Vries-3 Berenson-2 Leonardo-5 Fadiman-4 Emerson-45 WIrving-11 Mackay-1 FMColby-4 Ustinov-10

ways for acquiring WBenjamin-1 wherever they burn b where things are explained which printers have lost whose silly titles with a taste for JBarnes-7 Blades-1

with a lot of dreck Barthelme-1 worse crimes than burning worst thing about new b write not because they are writing them oneself written in new spirit with the aid of intelligent bookshelves properly separated on boor booted and spurred to ride him bootlace boots booze bore Rumbold-1 Wodehouse-10 AStorr-1 HWilson-5 Best-1 see also boredom, tediousness; TBMacaulay-14,15 WSMaugham-21 Mencken-51,76 Merimee-1 RMorley-4 Muggeridge-5 bored boredom McEwen-2 McNeice-1 HBAdams-8 KAmis-26 Ammianus-1 1Anon-178,180 NAstor-5 Balchin-1 Ballard-2 Becket-9 Bierce-6 Blades-1 Boyle-1 Bridie-1 Brunne-1 Burgess-12 Channon-1 Chesterton-21 WChurchill-16 Dickens-19 Dryden-8 Ertz-1 Flaubert-10 Galbraith-26 Gill-1 Gourmont-3 Hailsham-1 GHart-1 Hobsbawm-5 AHuxley-22 Inge-12 SJohnson-23 Keynes-8 Kissinger-30 Larkin-10 Leopardi-1 Mencken-25,51,76 Montesquieu-10 Nietzsche-25 Pascal-2 EPound-13 Renoir-1 Rochefoucauld-2,7 Scholes-2 Shaw-34,45 Spock-1 DThomas-2 Tree-1 Voltaire-31 Vries3 EWaugh-11,23 Welles-7 RWest-8 Wilde-65 bores Borgias Ernest Borgnine boring born EBond-1 Howells-1 Montaigne-4 HMacmillan-15 DRickles-1 HJames-24 Mannes-1 Montesquieu-4,11 Fromm-1 Milton-15 Reagan-17 Rousseau-2 Whitehorn-3 keep them off long Philip-6 1Anon-42 RDavis-1 Keynes-11

reasons for staying at without qualifications bottomless bouillabaisse bouillon cube bounder boundless boundries bounty Bourbons bourgeois respectable, decent Hope-5 bourgeoisie Carre-5 Channon-1

bookseller/bookshop HJackson-7 WMurdoch-1 Shaw-77

Swinburne-5 NDouglas-7

Shakespeare-32 Dante-3 JXameron-10 ASmith-30 Dumouriez-1 Gilmour-4 Panat-1 Talleyrand-6

BulmerThomas-1 Callaghan-2 LloydGeorge-10 Orwell-53 bountiful

HBAdams-8 1Anon-29 Aristotle-2 Baudelaire-9 Euripides-1 Flaubert-4,10 MFreeman-1 Gibbon-3 Hope-5 Keynes-11 Lenin-6,7 MacFadden-1 KMarx-1 Nabokov-10 Stendhal-12 Voltaire-4 EWaugh-7,15 Wilde-30

insipid flatness Madame Bovary Bovarysm bow Bowdler bowels thirty yards of bowler holding bowls Bowra bow tie box office boy

KMarx-14 Barnes-1 TSEliot-37 Mountbatten-3 JSmyth-1 Jeffrey-1 Ackroyd-5 Bierce-12 Cromwell-2 Abernethy-1 BJohnston-1 Drake-1 Sparrow-2 Caine-1 Aubrey-6 Mirren-1 Puttnam-1 Haldane-16

never going to be RDawkins-4

four year old in bed with a schoolroom for Charles Boyer boyishness Boyle boys

Perelman-5 AvaGardner-4 ECook-2 Spaak-1 Brophy-7 2Anon-29 1Anon-156 TArnold-2 Celine-2 Heinlein-5 Heller-4 2 Perelman-5 HRowland-13 Sewell-12 Shakespeare-17

into decent human Krutch-7 Werner von Braun Lehrer-4 brave deserve the fair bravery HenriIV-3 JPBarnes-9 MEHoward-2 Thoreau-5 see also courage, gallant, hero; see also Fight; 1Bible-7 PFleming-1 ELorenz-1 1Bible-23 Chesterton-41 PFleming-6 Hood-1 CJames-6 Juvenal-7 Kellogg-1 CKingsley-3 Smollett-1 and butter pudding CFreud-8 breadwinner break down with them breakdowns in civilisations AJToynbee-12 KAmis-23 Arnim-1 Baudelaire-2 Hawthorne-3 Maugham-27 Muir-2 CWheeler-1 GWhite-1 breaking stones the law breakneck breasts breathe breathing Bertold Brecht breathless 1JKeats-16 RWilliams-2 HGWells-27 JPBarnes-24 Brentford brevity breed wife for breeding MArnold-17 JBernard-4 Cardus-3 Diderot-10 MBuren-1 see also bosoms; Aristotle-13 Congreve-2 Ellis-1 OSFowler-1,2 Freud-6 Vidal-1 JAFisher-5 Brann-14 Fielding-6 Auden-49 PHall-1 Levin-14 Stoppard-28 Vansittart-1 Keats-16 Penn-4 Gay-7 see also Class, Manners, Procreation, Snobbery; 1Bible-39 AToynbee-4 Thorne-1 see also concision; Belasco-1 Chekhov-7 Cicero-20 Frayn-7 Horace-2 Jefferson-33 KKraus-10 Medawar-24 Pascal-1 Sandwich-1 Thoreau-6 brewer brewery Aristide Briand knows nothing briars bribery bricklayer Clemenceau-9 TMacaulay-68 see also corruption; SCameron-1 GGreene-16 Halifax-2 AHemley-1 Napoleon-2 RWalpole-2 Wilder-3 HWolfe-1 FRLeavis-5 Augustus-2 Brougham-3 TCarlyle-1 Dickens-10 JSimon-1 Wilde-25 Oakley-1 FMuir-3 Buffett-6 Kaufman-1 Maugham-4 Sharif-1 FBrowning-1 France-3 Khruschev-2 3Bible-10 Brandeis-2 Petronius-3 BRussell-64 4Bible-5 SButler-9 see also intellect; Carey-16 Haldane-16 bricks bride bridegroom brides attitude bridge(game) bridge(structure) brief life is brigands bright brighter ASmith-14 JGNathan-7 through the ears Turing-1 Ehrenreich-5 Strinbdberg-2 WCFields-8 RBaker-1 Arlington-1

going to do something recommends commerce Brazil bread

Hewart-2 CLamb-8 JSMill-51 HMore-4 O'Rourke-4 Pavese- brawling brace bragging Johannes Brahms life was like brain WChurchill-33 Hemingway-9 Shaw-85 Ziegler-1 1Anon-46 Britten-1 Mahler-1 Shaw-4,5,6,19,20,24,25,113 Stravinsky-1 Tchaikovsky-1 Tiomkin-1 Wolf-1 AlanBennett-3 see also intellect; Appleyard-3 Aristotle-16 EBarrymore-1 Barzun-3 Baudrillard-1 Beerbohm GBerkeley-3 JBernard-1 Bernardin-1 Bon-1 Brabazon-1 Burke-39 SButler-7 Camus-4 Christine-4 MDiamond-1 Doyle-7 Dunne-2 Home-3 Juvenal-5 DHLawrence-19 GRLee-1 Luce-1 Macmahon-2 Manin-1 Medawar-27 Penn-3 Perelman-5 HRichardson-1 Rochefoucauld-14 Roseberry-1 Schulberg-1 Shakespeare-19 Shaw-102 Stendhal-4 DJTaylor-1 GThomas-4 Twain-45 Updike-16 Welch-2 Wodehouse-5 Yeats-9 addled and body bursting of my by mistake engenders mind Carey-17 SBlackburn-2 Flecher-1 AlbertEinstein-32 JMaddox-1

JAFisher-6 ZFitzgerald-3 RFrost-21 Hazlitt-23 KHepburn-1 breakfast

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of a four year old Perelman-5 Hippocrates-5 TRoosevelt-16 NDouglas-1 ABurgess-21 Twain-54 JPBarnes-24 Muggeridge-4 HAustin-1 Gide-2 RReed-3 Saintsbury-7 Thackeray-11 Kipling-35 GeorgeIV-2 2Bible-38 LloydGeorge-2 Beecham-18 Atwood-1

where appreciated McNamara-3

bands very weel in their

had I been Brighton Brights disease brilliant bring me up by jerks brink brioches Britain

Rooney-1 Greene-10 Perelman-9 Buffett-2 LloydGeorge-10 Norfolk-1 HRowland-10 CDickens-41 Dulles-1 MarieAntoinette-1 see also Briton, England, Great Britain, Scotland, Wales; Acheson-3 Agate-1 FAllen-5 1Anon-29,31,43,55,57,64,97 MArnold-11 Ausonius-1 Bagehot-8,14,18,20 NBailey-1 Baldwin-4 Beaumarchais-4 Becket-29 Beecham-13 6 Beveridge-1 Bismarck-4 MBradbury-2,3 MBragg-1 Brahms-1 Brunne-1 Bryson-2,5 Buchan-4 RobtBurton-1 Chandler-12 CharlesX-1 Chaudhuri-1,2 Chesterton-5 Chirac-1 WChurchill-19,57 Cicero-1 Colombo-1 Cottrell-1 Cromwell-1 Curzon-9,10 d'Abernon-1 PCWDavies-2 Defoe-3 Denning-1 Denny-1 Deschamps-1 Dickens-17,35 BDisraeli-1,9,45 Dowd-1 Doyle-1 Duhamel-1 Dryden-5 Florio-2 Fortescue-1 Franklin-7 1TFuller-4 Gaitskell-1 Gallico-1 Gandhi=5 Gladstone-4,5 Golding-1,3 PGoodman-1 WDGore-1 Gorer-1 RGreen-1 Guitry-2 Gurney-1 Halsey-1 Harvey-1 Hazlitt-2 Hegel-2,6 Heine-1,2 Henley-1 Hillingdon-1 WIrving-2 SJohnson-28 Joyce-1 DHLawrence-1,16 LLee-3 CLever-1 Lindbergh-2,3 AMLowe-1 TMacaulay-18 Madariaga-1 Major-1 Mandela-1 Mansfield-3 AMarshall-2 KMarx-4,6 Maugham-27 Mikes-1,3 JSMill-12 Milton-12 Montgomery-2 JMorris-1 Morton-1 Mosley-1 Muggeridge-2 AMurphy-1 Nansen-1 Napoleon-2 Nash-3 GJNathan-4 Necker-1 Newman-1,3 Pepys-6 Perutz-1 Petain-3 Pirajno-1 1Pitt-4 Playfair-1 Postgate-1 Preece-1 JRankin-2 Rhodes-1,2,3,4 Rifkind-1

empire acted exasperate film industry gut would say military murder enquiry royal family rules of B army taste Briton broadmindedness brogues broken

NFerguson-5 Bullock-1 CJames-10 ATHarris-1 Clarkson-1 KPacker-1 NFDavies-8 Stoppard-29 Windsor-3 RCooper-1 Shaw-153 Wilkes-4 1Anon-75 Reith-1 Talleyrand-7 RFrost-14 Joyce-1 WScott-8 Todd-1 Wylie-4

grenadier, worth bones of killed more B soldiers

AlBennett-1 IsBerlin-3 Bernhardt-1 Bernieres-1 Betljeman- broadcasting

LdByron-12,44 Callaghan-3 TCarlyle-13 Caxton-1 Celine-2 broke

homes, sheep from MBardbury-4 C Bronte E Bronte Bronte sisters Rupert Brooke broth brothel virgin in a brothers two b but not one Haldane-15 Lord Brougham brown mans burden Browning (gun) Robert Browning Landor-13 SSmith-54 Curzon-3 Labouchere-3 Johst-1 RBrowning-9 TCarlyle-4 GMHopkins-4 Tennyson-18 RYTyrrell-1 Wilde-46,60 Bulow-1 Godall-2 Namier-2 ATrollope-33 MMcCarthy-4 Schama-1 Brann-11 Plumb-2 HWalpole-18 Wilde-82 Herodotus-13 Levin-16 Paget-1 Ramey-1 Schama-6 Jenyns-1 Julius-6 EdwardVII-1 see also animals; EdwardVII-1 GEliot-15 Hobbes-2 AHuxley-37 SGibbons-2 Shakespeare-12 DHouston-1 JStone-2 Gummer-1 Conrad-4 Truman-12 PCook-2 Vidal-17 Brueghel bruise Brunelleschi Brussels brutal brutalised brutality brute treated as brutes rise above brutish Brutus BSE Buchan buck MArnold-4 Brophy-5 VWoolf-20 Lorimer-1 WSMaugham-79 WSMaugham-79 Horace-14 FRLeavis-4 Leverson-1 2TFuller-15 Gerbier-1 see also bawdy house, prostitution, whorehouse; Perelman-6 Tolstoy-17 Penhaligon-2 Chamfort-10 HHHumphrey-3

TSEliot-15 Emerson-32,45 Engels-1,2 JErskine-1 Farouk-1 bronze

PJKavanagh-1,2 GKing-1 Kinglake-1 Kipling-7,9 Landor-1 brother

Orrey-1 JOsborne-3 Palmerston-1 Parkinson-5 Peacock-6,10 Elizabeth Browning EFitzgerald-1

Roseberry-2 Rousseau-7 StClair-1 Salisbury-3,4 Sampson-1 Bruckner Santayana-3,5 Sayers-3 Shaftesbury-1 Shaw-39,72,99,100,129 Sherman-1 DSmith-1 SSmith-1,25,37,45 Smollett-7 Spaeth-1 Stendhal-3 Stern-1 RLStevenson-4,5 Sully-1,2 Swift-2 Tawney-1 DJTaylor-1 Templeton-1 Thackeray-14 WThesiger-1 GThomas-3 Time-1 Tinniswood-1 Trotsky-1 Voltaire-4,6 HWalpole-1,3 EWaugh-7 BWebb-4 HGWells-9,11 Wilde-33,34,74 WilhelmII-1 WWilson-14 Woolcott-5 controlsd the detiny of free herrself from expense insisted on bringing God lowered the character of policy failure in British accommodate business defeats empire AKing-1 JBarnes-11 Defoe-9 Beauman-1 Healey-9 CBarnett-1 RStrong-1 Burke-51 RHCecil-3 Curzon-10 JSMill-53 Roseberry-4 Smuts-1 Turnbull-1 three things against Edmond-1 Wrong-1 AdamSmith-50 MHastings-4 JFCooper-6

speeches to living persons

Williamm Jennings Bryan

dont like intellectuals

stops here W F Buckley Buddhism

tranquil picture of Malraux-3 budget deficit budgets buffoons bugger stupid old buggering about buggery buggers buggy build builder building features about buildings good new bulk John Bull bulldozers bulletins bullets bullfighting bullocks bulls bullseye bullshit bully bullying Bulwer-Lytton bum bump dont b into the furniture bumpy night bun bunk/bunkum Bunyan burden burdens take up other mens JWDavies-1 bureaucracy see also administration, Civil service, institutions; Boren-1 Cornford-1 Galbraith-11,32 Jefferson-15 Lindley-1 EMcCarthy-3 MMcCarthy-3 ASmith-4 SSmith-39 always right laws of never wrong bureaucratise Martin van Buren burgers Anthony Burgess burglary Burgundy 2Anon-57 extend its powers 2Anon-57 2Anon-57 2Anon-57 1Anon-265 CAmory-1 Drabble-4 Greene-11 Balzac-10 RMNixon-2 RPercy-1 Petrarch-3 ASmith-28 Thurber-7 Mankiewicz-2 Cary-3 HFord-2 Healey-3 Brophy-2 RDavies-41 SJohnson-55 2Bible-12 EHubbard-10 Kipling-28 Laboulaye-1 Shaw-145 Coward-7 Fontanne-1 Goldberger-1 HWFowler-2 see also Britain; WBarnes-1 BVaughan-1 TSEliot-9 1Anon-172 Emerson-74 Haig-2 Patton-2 ZFitzgerald-2 Jong-4 Lehrer-3 3Bible-1 Nabokov-6 Buffett-3 Black-1 ZFitzgerald-2 Frankfurt-1 Gatrell-1 Chart-2 1Anon-106 Emerson-23 RMorley-4 ORourke-15 Shaw-99 RSSurtees-1 Kaveney-1 see also arse, tramp; GGreene-8 Sala-2 see also homosexuality; WSChurchill-6 Bowra-1 Depew-2 see also architecture; 2Bible-42 Manzolli-1 JPrescot-1 Ruskin-52 Ruskin-20 see also construction; FBurney-1 JamesI-5 Santayana-13 ASmith-22 Pugin-2 Stockman-1 Walters-1 2Bible-42 Peel-2 Weinberger-1 LdByron-13 Januszczak-1 Luther-6 APowell-6 Swift-7 GeorgeV-7 ToulouseLautrec-1

burial

3Bible-13 LordByron-19 Eldridge-1 GoreBooth-1 Hipponax-1 HMacmillan-16 Madan-4 BRussell-17 FLWright-3

Edmund Burke

MFreeman-1,2 Hastings-1 Hazlitt-12, Laski-1 Paine-2,14 Parr-1 CluttonBrock-2

writes like an orator burn books people burned pencils burning burlesque Robert Burns burst bus missed the George Bush George W Bush Heine-10 Heine-10 Brann-11 AWaugh-9

2Bible-37,41 Brodsky-1 Heine-10 Kemp-1 Tertullian-3 1Anon-224 RBrowning-8 LdByron-17 Housman-12 EMuir-1 Farquhar-5 Curzon-4 Helps-2 LWestminster-1 NChamberlain-6 Ivins-1 Dawkins-3 PONeill-1 DGardner-3 Sagan-2

and gassing people Sihanouk-1

good design for a Hockney-1

denied basic rights DCole-1 utterly wrongheaded bush baby, we are beyond buses busily doing nothing business Grotius-2 see also commerce, economics, market; 1Anon-3,18,39,92,150,151 Aristotle-30 StAugustine-3 Bacon-8,17,57 Baudelaire-3 Beauvoir-5 Bebel-1 Betjeman-1 3Bible-4 Bierce-19,21,32 Brighouse-1 Brimelow-1 Bruyere-4 WJBryan-5 Burke-3 MBurton-1 Cannadine-1 ACarnegie-12 Catherine-1 Chandler-19,22 Chesterfield-29 Cleese-2 Cobbett-10 Cobden-1 Confucius-6 GDay-1 Defoe-2 CDickens-38 HFord-4 DeForest-1 BDisraeli-4,6,12 Dunne-3 Dyke-1 Edison-2 Erasmus-3 Frost-6 Gandhi-1 GeorgeV-4 Gillette-1 Graves-1 Hazlitt-1,22,64 Heine-8 2OWHolmesJr-1 Hoover-1 Inge-5 Ingersoll-1 Isocrates-1 WJames-3 Jefferson-1,14 CJenkins-1 StJerome-1 JGJohnson-1 SJohnson-16 JFKennedy-7 Kerkorian-1 Leacock-2 Lumiere-1 TMacaulay-10,140 MacNaghten-1 AlfredMarshall-2,4 WSMaugham-32 Maurois-1 RMaxwell-1 Mellon-1 JSMill-30,32 Nietzsche-2 NoelBuxton-1 Pacioli-1 PiusII-1 Playfair-1 Publilius-1 Reading-1 2JDRockefeller-1 WRogers-1 Rooke-1 Rutherford-4 Shakespeare-9 Shaw-77,99 Skelton-1 ASmith-3 SSmith-1 Smollett-11 RLStevenson-5,18,26 Tacitus-5 Thoreau-5 Tocqueville-1,7 Tomlin-1 Twain-26 Updike-10 Victoria-2 as gambling cycle Bierce-51 Meadowcroft-1 Strunsky-2

two buttocks of one TSMoore-1

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TBeer-1 Drucker-2 Bloomberg-1 VSNaipaul-2 Sumption-1 Northcott-1 Brendel-2 see breasts, insolvency Atwood-1 CharlesLamb-14 Bentham-14 RBrowning-12 Ehrenreich-1 WCFields-10 GeorgeV-7 SJohnson-93 Locke-6 DParker-4 SSmith-52 Bentham-14 SAdams-4 EHubbard-20 HGray-1 Astley-1 CSLewis-6 TMacaulay-105 RLStevenson-29

buried c bled forgets he is caesars daughter wife cafe cage John Cage Cain Hall Caine Michael Caine a ira cakes calamities calamity one

Khayyam-1 Julia-1 Julia-1 Julius-7 JBaxter-1 Gide-1 Greer-2 RLovelace-1 Montaigne-6 Swift-10 Wollstonecraft-5 Spiegel-1 Stravisnky-7 Cartier-1 ACowley-2 Wilde-35 RichardHarris-1 H Leonard-2 Franklin-27 Auchincloss-1 Kellogg-1 MarieAntoinette-1 Bierce-45 TMacaulay-60,129 Publilius INewton-6 NBevan-8 Babbage-1 Einstein-11 JParton-1 SThompson-1 WScott-20 Voltaire-43 -16

subjectivity interpretation

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extrem b is a symptom butcher rode like a butchers butlers butter butterfly buttocks buttoning buttons buttress Stephen Byers buy doint b a single more vote old masters shit we dont need Fincher-1 when other people selling buying

TMacaulay-109 Cicero-28 Connolly-9 Heinlein-3 TMacaulay-109 ASmith14 Swift-24 1Anon-66 Hazlitt-20 Maugham-1,41 Mountbatten-1 Wodehouse-13 Goebbels-3 Goring-3 Gussow-1 RDavies-51 Becket-21 Capote-3 ACClarke-1 ELorenz-1 TSMoore-1 LordByron-22 GThomas-5 Melbourne-5 JSimon-1 Parris-2 JFKennedy-18

calculate calculating calculations Caledonia stern and wild calendar

gentleman uses a b knife

disagrees with the sun calf calibre California WAllen-10 2Anon-178

see also America; Capote-1 Fadiman-2 DJacobson-1 FLWright-4 Chandler-32

the most of everything Caligula calisthenics call calligraphy

Mitterand-1 CSummer-1 DParker-16 Nevin-1 Shakespeare-54 KShapiro-2 Belasco-1 DParker-9 Syrus-11 Voltaire-46 Baudelaire-6 FCBowen-1 Krutch-3 Lahr-1 Lindsay-1 AOakley-1 Woolcott-5 see Defamation SSmith-23 Kissinger-26 Brooke-1 1Anon-163 CharlesV-2 JohnIII-1 JanIII-1 Julius-6 Kinglake-1 Laker-1 RMacaulay-1 see also photography CartierBresson-21 BAtkinson-1 Atwood-1 Cuomo-1 CBronte-8 Shaw-90 NCBentley-3 Hazlitt-50

Beaverbrook-6 Getty-6

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Becket-42 Chase-1 MForbes-2 2TFuller-11 Lebowitz-1 VSNaipaul-2 Nortcliffe-3 Ruskin-10 Schopenhauer-5 ASmith-29

Lord Byron

JQAdams-2 ROBolt-3 CBronte-8 Burge4ss-19 Cerf-1 GEliot-10 Goethe-19 CarolineLamb-1 TMacaulay-19,37,143 JMoore-1 Pollit-1 EPowell-4 Wellington-8

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see also taxi WSGilbert-17 AFleming-1 Connor-1 Mencken-8 HHAsquith-4 BDisraeli-47 Bossidy-1 GThomas-7 Juvenal-9 LMunford-6 Carey-12 EHubbard-10 Belloc-1 CBFry-1 Ouida-2 QuillerCouch-5 SSmith-2 TCampbell-4 Khayyam-1 Shaw-100 HVaughan-1

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Mrs Patrick Campbell CampbellBannerman

Camus can Canada & Canadians canaille canal Canaletto canaries canary bancel cancer candidates candle candour candy is dandy cankered Cannes cannibalism canning cannon

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captious Caracalla baths of caravanners rude about carbuncle card index sharper cardiac arrest cards

SJohnson-45 AWHare-2 MBeckett-1 Charles-3 Brophy-8 Chesterfield-30 Maugham-43 Mortimer-16 Algren-1 GBurns-3 Chandler-25 Chesterfield-30 Naughton-1 TRoosevelt-2 EBlake-1 LRHubbard-1 ASmith-40 Zukor-2 CEMontagu-2 Steinem-2 Bentine-1 AHoffman-1 Borodin-1 RDavies-22 Vidal-19 Whitehorn-1 RDavies-34 Binstead-1 Richelieu-1 Carey-3 Gooch-1 Moon-1 LCarroll-5 SRichardson-4 Meredith-2 TMacaulay-107 Santayana-15 DHoffman-1 BRussell-6 Burrow-8,9 2SButler-1 TButler-2 GEliot-12 Greene-1 SRaven-2 Tennyson-5 Twain-86 Chesterton-66

be done must be done

Diderot-8 CLamb-18 Latimer-1 Millay-1 Rochefoucauld-16 care Shakespeare-16 Shenstone-1 see also honesty; Gatrell-1 see also sweets ONash-10 MacDiarmid-2 RReed-2 SSmith-41 TemodorusII-1 career work on careers carefree carelessness cares caricature caring Thomas Carlyle Cellorigo-1 Virgil-12 LordByron-47 RDavies-14 Emerson-74 Greer-1 LearnedHand-1 Peacock-10 Dewey-3 SSmith-62 Kipling-24 Swinburne-1 Deva-1 Holinshed-2 ATrollope-22,26 NAstor-4 Longfellow-5 Delane-1 Friedan-1 TRoosevelt-16 Coward-7 2Anon-20 Gourmont-2 Lincoln-17 HJames-4 see also execution; Hatch-1 see also economics, laisser faire; DBell-1 Branch-4

does not c who gets credit combine marriage with

1Bible-2 Carey-9 ACarnegie-1 Dunne-1 Spooner-1 Strabo-1 careful

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said men mostly fools carnage carnal business in the rear GCrabbe-3 carnation Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Hall carnivores top c skirt the edge of carnivorous sheep Carnot carpe diem carpenter carpenters carpentry

see also death, killing, murder; ARand-1

McKinney-1 BConnolly-2 Levant-5 EOWilson-1

according to each SaintSimon-3

WChurchill-77 Barras-1 Horace-28 CLamb-17 SJohnson-16 Rayburn-1 Golding-5 Keats-10 Spotter-1 Lyall-1

optimal c allocation NFerguson-4

Capone-3 Fischer-2 Friedman-5 Hampshire-1 HelenKeller-2 carpet Keynes-14,26 Lenin-3,4 TMacaulay-42,43,44 HMacmillan- carpets 16 Vidal-25 DWeber-1 MWeber-2 Woodcock-1 crises of inherent vice of Meadowcroft-1 WChurchill-1 Gorbachev-1

only white win goes with carping carress carriages carried away MForbes-1 Carey-1 CBronte-7 MFoot-3

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JVRobinson-2

Dora Carrington carrion comfort cars

SJohnson-66 KAPorter-2 Vidal-2,19 TWilliams-3 JCameron-5 Cheever-2 Jefferson-34 WEHenley-2 Kipling-34

GMHopkins-5 see also carriages, vehicles; 1Anon-136,137,166,169 JArmstrong-1 Ascherson-1 HAustin-1 Becket-23,41 Best-1 DavidBrown-1 Chandler-21 Depew-2 Dick-1 Galbraith-25 HoreBelisha-1 DJacobson-1 Karniadakis-1 LovatFraser-1 HMorrison-2 Parsons-1 Rootes-1 Sahl-2 Tanlaw-1

drive their were so bad Cartago Jimmy Carter Cartesian dualism Barbara Cartland cartoons carts caryatids Casanova case cases hard cash casino law courts a staff Cassius castle

Gummer-2 NCoward-23 Iacocca-3 Cato-5 Dole-1 BHope-1 EMcCarthy-1 Descartes-10 CJames-11 Levin-12 Gatrell-1 RDavies-39 Smollett-2 Lancaster-1 DHLawrence-6 JSMill-50 GHayes-1 see also money; Steer-1 Keynes-6 Ingrams-1 LBarker1 Shakespeare-22

Catholicism modern Catholics evils to fear I am a catpiss cats Pound-14 see also Christianity, Roman Catholics; GEliot-16 GGrene23 Jong-3 Mencken-50 Niemoller-1 Orwell-27 Swift-24 GEliot-16 Belloc-16 DHLawrence-37 KAmis-15 Baudelaire-1 CDarwin-6 Gautier-3 Merimee-1 HMorgan-1 ONash-6 Saki-3 DThomson-2 Thoreau-1 Twain-1,52 cattle Catullus caught cauliflower cheese causal relationships causality universally accepted causation cause Planck-5 see also lost cause; Goldacre-1 Hazlitt-22 BMoore-1 INewton-4 Spinoza-2 Virgil-1 Wagner-3 1Anon-177 Boethius-3 Emerson-80 Hoffer-9 Madariaga-2 BRussell-67 and effect more grief causes caution cavaliers cavalry cave caves would still be living in Edith Cavell cease AJBalfour-12 SCBowen-1 CDarwin-6 WJamesto be celebrity Hazlitt-34 1JKeats-16 see also fame; FAllen-7 Boorstin-3 Frayn-6 Kissinger-30 O'Rourke-3 Sartre-3 Updike-8 known to many persons celibacy Menken-106 see also ascetic, chastity, sex; 1Anon-24 Becket-10 NDouglas-3 Gibbon-8,12 FHarris-2 SJohnson-95 CPankhurst-1 Peacock-12 Sade-1 Shaw-148 JTaylor-1 cell cellar Hulme-1 cello cells and gibbets for the man Celts cemeteries censor/censorship Keynes-17 Dirksen-2 Gaulle-2 Adrien-1 Augustine-6 Biron-1 Bowdler-1 LdByron-30 Cronenberg-1 PFleming-3 France-1 PGoodman-2 2OWHolmes-4 JHJackson-1 Kingsley-1 RBSheridan-13 Shortt-1 SSmith-77 Stoppard-5 Tyrell-1 Westmoreland-2 censoring censors what psychotics do Cronenberg-1 censorship by the press Chesterton-64 Gatrell-1 ECook-2 Harvey-Jones-1 O'Neill-1 CDarwin-6 IThomas-1 AJPTaylor-20 LStrachey-6 Emerson-62 Goldacre-5 Trevelyan-4 BMarsahall-1 ECameron-1 Faulkner-9 INewton-8 RDavies-13 Erasmus-4 BRussell-33 JWilson-9 Sellar-2 ADCooper-2 Wodehouse-11 DBickerton-1 FSFitzgerald-5 Nietzsche-23 Welles-6 fanatics and martyrs for with its selfless nobility DHealey-8 Byatt-2 Connor-5 Hazlitt-27 Hitchcock-1 SSmith-53 Levin-5 Stendhal-5

selling c in Gt Portland St

c boxes for hearts Balzac-1

a mans home is his AHoffman-4 castles CFAlexander-1 Bacon-10 Blackstone-4 Coke-3 Dickens-13 Dryden-18 Emerson-24 Mulcaster-2 1DNorth-1 Otis-2 GThomas-1 in the air castration casualness casualty casuistry cat Cheshire Thoreau-20 WebbJohnson-1 AlBennett-29 SFreud-5 Goodall-4 OwensAdair-1 LStrachey-6 VAdler-1 HesterWatson-1 Ponsonby-1 see logic FAllen-8 CSCBowen-1 Carson-1 AHHalsey-1 Lemarchand-1 Shaw-124 JHuxley-1 15 Mencken-89 catalogue catamite catapault catarrh catastrophe pf atomic bombs catastrophic climate change will be catch Catch 22 categories category caterpillar caterwauling Cathars cathartics cathedral Catholic only true religion PiusIX-1 parents totalitarianism PJohnson-4 MEHoward-3 Heller-2 Adorno-2 RBaker-1 Ryle-1 Gide-4 Goodall-4 ArnauldAmaury-1 Chandler-21 Lodge-1 Mencken-21 NNicolson-1 Sheen-1 Chesterton-39 Chesterton-37 Burgess-1 PFleming-5 Januszczak-2 Power-1 see also disaster; Claudel-1 HGWells-25 looking for a black c

the first c when war HWJohnson-1

censure of a dog census centaur central idea of it all centre cerebration ceremonies certain absolutely science is not certainties not found in past certainty/certitude

Addison-14 Jefferson-22 SJohnson-31,94 Pilkington-1 Plato-9,18 Shakespeare-25 Tocqueville-8 CDMorley-3 Thornton-1 Acheson-4 JAWheeler-2 LdClark-1 Foch-2 Wellington-27 Orwell-44 LDurrell-1 JMWhistler-5 OMiller-10 Popper-34 GLerner-1 Arrow-1 Augustine-17 Bierce-30 2SButler-31 Cary-6 WDavenport-1 Darrow-1,2 AlbEinstein-2 Emerson-7 Franklin-18 EWHowe-5 THHuxley-2 Krutch-1 Melbourne-4 Mikes-1 JSMill-11 Nobbs-1 1Pliny-4

change

1Anon-93 Bacon-14 Bathelemey-1 Becket-5 Bramston-1 Burke-1,13 WChurchill-8,58 Dietrich-1 Falkland-1 Gaulle-7 Guicciardini-4 Heraclitus-3 HSHolland-11 Hooker-1 FGJennings-1 Karr-1 JudgeKennedy-1 Keynes-23 Lampedusa-1 Lessing-2 Livingstone-1 Lothair-1 Macchiavelli-1 HMacmillan-10 KMarx-9 Medawar-23 Niebuhr-1 Petrarch-1 Plato-3 Postgate-1 Rochester-5 Ruskin-55 Salisbury-7 Santayana-9 Schiller-6 Shaw-51,58 SSmith-24 Steinbeck-5 Virgil-2,10 Wilde-40 WWilson-9

a fuse

NShakespeare-1 IMorris-1 MLBBloch-1

caused by lazy, greedy history is the science of in government in society my shirt power to pressure is on c their minds the past the world changing mind totality of things Heber-1 Auden-24 Sickert-3 Zola-3 Orga-1 Boyle-1 EHubbard-1 AStevenson-1 2Dumas-1 DHLawrence-29 THHuxley-14 KAmis-2 CJames-11 JCameron-4 WChurchill-49 children find theory Charlie Chaplin Chapman chappishness chapter char character Bazaine-1 1Anon-37,75 Belloc-9 1Anon-93 see also food & drink; 1Anon-194 Claudel-1 2FBacon-1 Plato-15 Perelman-7 see also luck; Austen-19 Becket-27 Boethius-3 Bradstreet-1 Democritus-1 France-7 Henley-3 Poincare-3 Pope-18 Reagan-6 Runyon-6 TWolfe-1,2 analysis is fate characteristics LBarber-1 Channel tunnel chants at football matches Frayn-10 chaos Shaw-12

as death and taxes Defoe-8

TBMacaulay-150 TBMacaulay-150 RChandler-28 DAdams-23 IMorris-2 CSagan-5 Agathon-1 N Shakespeare-1 Coke-6 BoutrosGhali-1 Cicero-31 Emerson-13 1OWHolmes-14 Keynes-23 Maugham-30 Peel-3 Lucretius-7

BRussell-1,7,8,21 Schlesinger-1 Szasz-6 Villon-1 Voltaire-7 changed is basically wrong Goldacre-5 Miguel Cervantes cesspool Ceylons fair isle Cezanne Chabrier Edwin Chadwick chaff chains bind the mind chalk cliff challenge MAmis-6 SJohnson-55 Maugham-40 JChapman-1 Diogenes-9 Doyle-3 Orwell-58

BEvans-3 Faguet-1 JGrenfell-1 Gribbin-4 SJackson-3 Laplace-2 Maistre-3 Nietzsche-16 Schama-1 Shakespeare49 Stoppard-5 Thurber-2 Will-1 GFWill-3 FThomson-1 TCWolfe-1 RCurtis-1 RDavies-39 AlanBennett-35 SJohnson-86 Norwich-1 Rutherford-3

Austen Chamberlain WChurchill-72 Joseph ChamberlainJBurns-1 HGRRobinson-1 Neville Chamberlain chamber pot chambermaid Chambertin chameleon champagne champion Champs Elysees chance Bevan-4,11 HBrooke-1 Halifax-3 LloydGeorge-5,9 Podhoretz-1

Heraclitus-7 Novalis-1

sports do not build HHBrown-1 demanded by war NFDavies-7 characters see also personality; AAdams-2 Amiel-4 Beerbohm-8 Bottome-1 Buren-1 JChapman-1 Crisp-2 FMFord-1 Forster-6,14 Goethe-21,24 OGoldsmith-16 Hazlitt-51 Highet-1 Levi-1 TMacaulay-107,108,117 Mill-49 Nepos-1 Paine-15 Pope-15 VSPritchett-9 WScott-3 Shaw-109 LTolstoy-16 Twain-31 Vidal-20 STWarner-1 AWWilson-6 are round charade charge charioteers charisma EMForster-21 Brophy-3 1Anon-128 DavidMellor-1 Cicero-1 see also Charm; Carson-2 Kissinger-10 no great variety in WSMaugham-66

looked like a bottle Pratchett-15

details left to more is owing to

CDarwin-13 JPriestley-4 WChurchill-7 Gladstone-1 Harcourt-1 RLowe-2 Peel-2

streaks in games of PLBernstein-1 Chancellor of the Exchequer chancy EBowen-2

Raymond Chandler Auden-46 Gopnik-3 Perelman-10

of week-old lettuce FOToole-1 without substance KCampbell-1

charity

1Anon-226 Bacon-11 RBaxter-2 3Bible-38 Buffett-8 ACarnegie-6,7 Cervantes-6 Emerson-83 HFielding-13 Hazlitt-40 SJohnson-62 Maimonedes-1 Publilius-17 Quarles-1 Strindberg-2 Voltaire-12,35 JWilson-2,4 Wodehouse-2 Wootton-2

cheat each other so lucrative to cheating

Herodotus-11 Cyrus-1 Clough-3 Bierce-28 LdByron-42 Cicero-1 Congreve-8 BDisraeli-4 Erasmus-3 CBFry-2 Gay-4 Haliburton-2 Horace-3 Labouchere-1 Medawar-13

cover a multitude of sins indiscriminate charlatan charlatanism price of religious freedom Charles I Charles II Prince Charles Queen Charlotte charm

2Bible-23 check checking cheek cheerful 1Anon-244 cheerfulness cheese cheeses Chekhov chemistry

ACarnegie-6 1Anon-127 Brann-7 Schopenhauer-1 HSmart-1 Wellington-5

Malthus-2 Frayn-4 NAstor-6 2Bible-30 WChurchill-22 1Bible-43 EDarwin-2 Thackeray-4 1Anon-199 Chesterton-43 Gaulle-10 DHLawrence-3 TSEliot-42 LTolstoy-14 Comte-1 Dirac-1 Faraday-4 Gussow-1 Haldane-2 Mencken-50 Haldane-27

TMacaulay-6,47,49 TMacaulay-57 Rochester-3 Littlejohn-1 HWalpole-7 Barrie-1 Berenson-2 Bryson-1 Camus-2 Cicero-20 STColeridge-17 Connolly-15 PCook-2 Heisenberg-3 CJames-6 JFKennedy-15 Mencken-100 Moliere-8 Rouse-1 BRussell-40 Sontag-1 ATevenson-10 Vidal-17 Wilde-85 Wittgenstein-3

determined by laws of from alchemy chequebook cheques sign no more cherchez cherchons cherishing Manville-1

Lowenstein-1 1Anon-195 Cheever-3 ABond-1 Fouche-1 1ADumas-2 Dicks-1 Hobsbawm-5 Washington-4 JHuxley-1 HJByron-1 Chandler-1 Koestler-10 Connally-1 Bierce-12 SJohnson-52 JWesley-3 Chesterton-45 Massie-1 TSMoore-1 Pound-14 Shaw-135 Flaubert-11 Carson-3 JAFisher-5 JMBrown-1 FLWright-2 CloverAdams-1

charnel house Charon charter forced from the king Charybdis chasm chastisement chaste chastity James Hadley Chase Orwell-58 LloydGeorge-3 Mackay-1 Gide-6 see also abstinence, ascetic, celibacy, sex; Antrim-3 SArnold-1 Augustine-6 Becket-12 Boccacio-1 AClark-1 Comfort-2,3 NDouglas-3 France-1 Gaugin-1 Gibbon-16 Gourmont-4 AHuxley-3 Kellogg-1 Lecky-2 Menander-7 Muggeridge-6 Pessoa-2 Pilkington-1 Sade-1 Tertullian-2 Voltaire-33 vow of chateau would not burned Trevelyan-6 chatter see also talk; 1Anon-147 HJames-10 Maugham-25 Smollett-5 Lady Chatterley's Lover Chatterton Bruce Chatwin Chaucer chauvinism Cerf-1 Dalrymple-1 Byron-5 Dryden-33 Larkin-10 see also nationalism, patriotism; 1Anon-40,41,57,64,67,68 Bagehot-18 Baldwin-4 Beerbohm-1 Beveridge-1 Brigham-1 Buckley-1 Byron-9 WChurchill-2 ECook-1 Cromwell-1 Dickens-17 BDisraeli-9 Doyle-1 Evera-1 Fortescue-1 Gladstone-6 Gobineau-1,2 Haye-1 Henley-1 Hume-11 DHLawrence-16 AMLowe-1 TMacaulay-83,84,91,111 Montgomery-2 Plunkett-1 Rhodes-1,2,3,4 Shanks-1 Somervell-1 Tennyson-4 WBThomas-1 IWatts-1 WAWhite1 Woodruff-4 more narrow-minded cheap KKraus-13 Brougham-3 Buckley-1 Coward-10 Gillette-1 Grade-1 Hood-1 MWMontagu-13 Paine-17 JPriestley-13 Ruskin-9 Wedgwood-1 too c to meter LLStrauss-1 Larkin-4 Gibbon-32 InnocentIII-2 BDisraeli-13 WIrving-9 Hume-19

cherry tree Cheshire cosmic C cat chess tourament chest Lord Chesterfield G K Chesterton chestnut Chevy Chase chew chewing gum chews more than he bites off Chicago chicanery chicken is involved chickens chicken-brained child desire to have guidance Navratilova-2 1SButler-20 Foot-1 LBJohnson-4 GThomas-1 Truman-9 Weygand-1 Hobsbawm-3 2Bible-38 JFord-1 Ruskin-31 JohnpaulII-1 Jarrell-3 JSwift-40 EKey-3 Krutch-7 Sandburg-8 TMacaulay-100

precision of a c problem

business of being Holloway-1 forgotten what it is like most delicious nourishing should meet experiences child-bearing childhood

ADworkin-17 Victoria-6 Wooley-2 KAmis-3 RBaker-2 Bierce-8 LordByron-22 Caron-1 CPChurch-1 Cicero-6 ComptonBurnett-1 RDavies-40 Desai-1 Gibbon-2 SJHarris-2 LLee-6 Medawar-23

CRMilne-1 DParker-13 Rilke-2 Salinger-1 Southey-1 JWesley-1 Wilder-2 creative gift faculty of happy childishness childless best work from c children Bacon-23 see also babies; KAmis-21 Angelou-1 1Anon-78 Aristotle27 Ashley-1 Auden-6 Becket-60 Bettelheim-1 1Bible-24 Bismarck-1 Bon-1 Bosanquet-1 MBradbury-3 Brien-2 Buffett-8 1SButler-5 LCarter-11 Chesterfield-5 Diderot-1,3 NDouglas-25 Dryden-10 2Dumas-2 Duras-2 WDyson-1 Ellis-2 Emerson-17 Euripides-5,15 Fielding-7 AFord-1 Franklin-26 Freud-6 CFry-1,4 Greer-2 JBSHaldane-6 Hope-1 Hornby-1 THughes-2 Hume-2 EIrving-1 GeorgeV-6 Homer-3 Hugo-7 Jeffrey-1 SJohnson-18 MJoseph-1 Joubert-2 Knights-1 MLamb-1 Landers-2 Larkin-8 Lebowitz-1 Lodge-1 McGinley-3 Mencken-41 JSMill-28 Mitchell-1 HMore-5 WMorris-2 Nabokov-8 Napoleon-2 GJNathan-5 Parkes-1 Pavese-1 Penn-4 Raban-3 Ridler-1 Rosten-1 Rousseau-5,6 Rudner-1 Runyon-4 Sales-2 Shapiro-1 Shaw-44,102,120,131 PSidney-2 SSmith-9 SSpender-1 Spock-2 LdStanley-1 Strindberg-2 Szasz-9,10 LTolstoy-7,15 Twain-8 Victoria-3,5 JWesley-1 Wilde-76 Windsor-2 Wordsworth-5 better reasons for having conditions for c would cruel ruthless and cunning fear to go in the dark hate Darnton-1 KAmis-21 horrible started life as learn to draw like Picasso-8 love ones never have c of God Marquez-4 Vidal-29 Callaghan-5 WCadogan-1 Holloway-1 Schwarzenegger-1 DRussell-1 Pratchett-32 Balchin-1 Bacon-19 AReid-1 Cicero-5 CSLewis-4 Olivier-1 WSMaugham-80

Chivas chloroform chocolate liqueurs choice

see Whiskey Twain-58 Raine-9 Capote-4 Grapelli-1 Ayer-9 Bourdet-1 Bowra-1 Cocteau-3 STColeridge-12 France-2 Hazlitt-9 Kissinger-29 Lebowitz-1 Lewis-2 JSMill-16 Paglia-4 Sanford-1 MStevenson-1 Vidal-12

make them believe it is

choices false choirboy cholera choose choosers Chopin choreography Christ was a Jew Christendom Christian apologists architecture Swain-1 Proust-14 ESomerville-1 1Anon-145 Proust-1 EBowen-2 JGarcia-1 Goldsmith-9 JHay-1 Beaumont-4 Chorley-1 RSchuman-2 Shaw-26 Wilde-95 Szell-1 see also Jesus; BRussell-84 HSChamberlain-2 HenriIV-1 Malraux-3 Addison-16 HenryFielding-21 Jefferson-34 Koran3 Saki-14 Pugin-1 Bierce-43 BRussell-76

Chesterton-26 CDarwin-8 RDavies-33 Decter-1 Dickens-34 choke

dominated by tragic

Bible suited to neighbours enemey of moral progress religion didnt last JBarnes-14 Christianity

see also Church of England, cross; 1Anon-64 TArnold-2 WAustin-1 JBaldwin-2 Balfour-1 KBarth-2 Brann-4 JBurroughs-1 2SButler-17,18 CharlesV-3 Chesterton-23,54 STColeridge-11 Comfort-1 RDavies-11 Diderot-3 Donovan1 Emerson-63 Forster-10 FrederickII-6,7 Gallienne-1 Gibbon-8,9 Gurney-1 MHastings-4 Haye-1 Hume-3 THHuxley-14 Jarman-1 Jenkyns-1 SJohnson-63 FKing-1 Lecky-4 Loon-1,2 WSMaugham-49 JSMill-13 Minogue-1 Nietzsche-14,24,36 Orwell-16 TPaine-9,20 Pepys-5 Prynne-1 Raven-1 Runciman-6 Shaw-55,105 Shelley-1,7 Stanton-1 Tocqueville-6 Updike-14 Voltaire-9 Walpole-4 IWatts-1 JWesley-6 ANWilson-2 Zangwill-4

overclothed and overfed play at being another stays home to bring up unruliness Chile chimera chimney sweeper chimpanzee China China Chinaman Chinese cook chintzes old chivalrous drowned c enthusiasm chivalry Lin-2 industrial revolution GWill-3 wife and c hostage to

destruction of Bacon-7 Disneyfication introduction of without hell Christians dangerous were none of us Agatha Christie Christmas tree St Christopher Elvin-1 chromaticism chromosomes chronicle chronicles KMarx-16 chronology writing history

JPriestley-3 Cupitt-1 Gibbon-36 Bowman-1 Chesterton-66 Bierce-43 IMorris-6 Ammianus-5 FHBradley-6 DThomas-8 CDickens-5 Franklin-31 Penhaligon-1 Shaw-48 Beerbohm-14 FMFord-1 SJackson-1 JohnPaulII-2 Solanes-3 MEHoward-1 Wilde-102 Brann-4 Brophy-8 Musil-1 Barzun-13

disgusting dogma FrederickII-7

Cockburn-2 Pascal-14 Salisbury-2 PSidney-2 Shakespeare-50 ScottAdams-1 EWaugh-10 Chianlong-1 1Anon-150 Bonavia-1 DFrost-2 O'Rourke-12 Philip-4 PWatson-1 Wodehouse-13 Yu-1 Mencken-104

with surer and more

one does not enjoy ADonald-1

Disneyfication of Cupitt-1

HGWells-22

Burke-25 Twain-54

chump church

Wodehouse-5 see also Christianity, religion; Andrewes-2 AlBennett-21 JGBennett-2 2Bible-1 Boethius-1 Dickens-7 Emerson-63 JGibbons-1 Hardy-3 Keynes-4 Loyola-1 TMacaulay-87 DMacCulloch-1 Melbourne-5 Mellors-1 NNicolson-2 Ruskin-41 Thatcher-2 Tuchman-4 GTyrrell-1 AWaller-1 HGWells-6 TCWolfe-4 men civil disobedience rights servant service perfect civilians if you kill civilisation

JBPriestley-4 O'Rourke-1,4 DParker-7 Perelman-1 Saxby-1 Shelley-12 SSmith-30 Wordsworth-7 Angell-1 Gwynn-1 Ruskin-26 WChurchill-32 see also rights; MontgomeryMassinberd-1 Tocqueville-9 AJBalfour-11 McCloskey-1 see also bureaucracy; Crossman-3 DFraser-1 AJay-1 Linklater-1 RMarsh-1 Peacock-3 Samuel-1 ASmith-34 Keates-1 McChrystal-1 1Anon-30,153 Barbey-2 DaisyBates-1 JPBenjamin-1 JGBennett-2 TBentley-1 IsBerlin-4 BrillatSavarin-2 JBurroughs-1 Camus-6 TCarlyle-11,42 Chandler-25 Clemenceau-1,2 Connolly-11,18 Cooley-5 Coolidge-2 Dickens-21 BDisraeli-12,35 Durant-2 TSEliot-13 Fowles-2 Gandhi-3 Garrod-1 Gautier-2,3 Gay-5 Gibbon-27 Gilmour-5 Gobineau-1 Goodall-1 HennikerMajor-1 2OWHolmes-2 PHoward-3 DHume-8,11 Ingersoll-1 Jefferson-32 JKJerome-5 SJohnson-122 JulianofEclanum-1 Knox-1 Krutch-3 Lovell-1 TMacaulay-76,91 Medawar-17 Mencken-16,65,83 Meredith-3 JSMill-22,23 WMorris-3 WMurdoch-1 Paglia-1 CPankhurst-2 Park-1 Perutz-1 Plunkett-1 Rand-5 Ruskin-26 BRussell-34,72,80 Shaw-35,61,125 WThesiger-1 Toynbee-2,6,7,9 Trevelyan-2 ARWallace-4,5,6 Whitehead-4,12 Wiesel-2 Wilde-20 against barbarism MBeard-2 attempt to reduce force contemporary degree of million years old Shanks-1 Dostoyevsky-3 Gellhorn-1 Sagan-2 CDarwin-15 Ortega-5 pasteral in aesthetic Holub-1

no salvation outside the produced no geometers staying away from LBruce-2 Times use of force churches Gothic

Augustine-19 Cyprian-2 JWDraper-1

rights of non-Jewish

Chesterton-57 PiusIX-1 Hume-19 TSEliot-46 MHastings-4 TMacaulay-64 Priestland-1 Saki-4

Church of England Betjeman-7 Bolt-4 GCarey-1 Emerson-56 Gurney-1 finest spirit of England where MCC ends and Churchills TSEliot-45 Priestley-8

Gladstone-2 5 LloydGeorge-5 Podhoretz-1 FESmith-1 Spaak-1 GWSteevens-1 EWaugh-5,35

Winston Churchill NAstor-1 ABalfour-2 Beaverbrook-4 Bevan-3 1RChurchill-

churchmen Cicero

Hume-18 KAmis-26 Balsdon-1 RDavies-46 RobertHarris-2 Montaigne-4 AStevenson-9 Emerson-85

accept the views that polished discourses Colton-17 cider cigar cigarettes Cimarosa cinema cinematographic theatres circle circulation circumcision circumlocution circumstances altered circumstantial evidence circus disguised as Niccolo Cirignani citadel citizen good of the world citizens HSamuel-5 Aurelius-1 Smollet-1

see also smoking; Kipling-11 NDouglas-7 Sickert-4 LStephen-1 Twain-96 Raine-9 Wilde-54 Stendhal-2 see films

destroyed the ancient c not to be expected RdWard-2 stand at the summit of technical civilisations breakdown in civilised most c man Thoreau-17 Jong-4 Juvenal-7 Murrow-2 FLWright-1 Connally-1 see Pomaroncio 1JKeats-6 FKincht-2 GHWBush-3 Humboldt-2 Yu-1 TRoosevelt-14 ASmith-35 civility costs nothing Civil Servants ill-trained and claim clairvoyant clap Clapham claret Claridges clarinet clarity Bacon-21 Diogenes-1 NDouglas-5 Garrison-1 RHJackson-1 clarify SJohnson-44 Necker-1 Paine-3 KPearson-1 Plato-12 Reagan-13 HGWells-23 AKing-1 Hoffer-9 Bowles-2 Jarman-2 Bowen-3 Sagan-2

JCameron-8 Chandler-19 Besnault-1 LloydGeorge-18 Dickens-15 Becket-45 CBell-2 Kissinger-29 Shaw-106 Peel-3

KClark-4 Krutch-3 AJToynbee-12 Gilmour-5 BRussell-61 Balsdon-1 see also manners, politeness, well-bred MWMontagu-15

Keats-10 CLamb-13 VWoolf-4 Wittgenstein-9 Shaw-64 ASmith-28 see also clear, obscurity; Amiel-2 Aristotle-34 HEvans-2 Galen-2 Greenspan-2 Krutch-5 McCloskey-1 Nevin-1 Renard-4

responsible adults MEHoward-3 citizenship

city

see also London, Metropolis; Aristotle-19,36 Austen-21 Bacon-10 1Bible-19,42 Bramston-1 Burgess-17 JChamberlain-2 Colton-7 ACowley-2 Dunbar-2 AHarris-1 THeywood-1 PDJames-1 Mead-2 Montaigne-31 Mumford-2 clash

AJay-4

class

see also lower class, snobbery; Acton-7 CFAlexander-1 1Anon-126 Aristotle-1 MArnold-11 Auden-1 Bagehot-11 AlBennett-11 Cartland-1 Chesterfield-8 Ciardi-1 JClark-1 Cobbett-7 WWCollins-2 Curzon-3,4,5,6 BDisraeli-24 Douglass-1 Engels-1 Euripides-1 FMFord-9 Lincoln-10

cleverness

see also intellect; 1Anon-97 JLAustin-1 Ayer-3 Birrell-4 EBowen-3 HCecil-1 Chesterton-29 Clifford-1 Colby-2 Coward-4 TWHCrosland-2 MFranklin-1 GeorgeV-8 Goldwyn-8 CKingsley-2 Major-1 MarieLouise-1 Mikes-1 Munzolli-2 Vidal-23 BWebb-4 Whitelaw-3 Wittgenstein-7 Aristophanes-1 Burgess-3 WChurchill-3 RDavies-46 BDisraeli-13 Goldwyn-2 Maugham-31 Nabokov-1,12 Orwell-11 Raine-3 Roche-2 Shulman-1

Lytton-13 Marie-1 KMarx-8,13 Maugham-37,37 SMilligan- cliche 3 Muggeridge-19 Plato-3 BRussell-54 Saki-2 Trevelyan-5 BWebb-4 RWest-9 dinstinction structure struggle classes difference between Heckman-1 masses against classic Gladstone-13 Calvino-1 Chesterton-42 RDavies-38 Leacock-9 Lytton-5 Scruton-2 Twain-40 book assumed to read definition of a reread classical education music times classics classification Claude clay Cassius Clay clean hands cleanliness clear sighted clearly well conceived is c said Clement XI Clementi Cleopatra clergy men clerical grey clerk best clever Byatt-2 TBMacaulay-124 DMacArthur-4 Austen-26 JAFisher-6 EWordsworth-1 EbnerEschenbach-1 closure clot cloth of gold clothes Shaw-66 Pascal-6 1Bible-32 Celine-2 Chisholme-1 Emerson-13 Holinshed-1 Hume-19 Jowett-4 TMacaulay-64 GMarx-9 SSmith-10,11 LBarber-1 BoileauDesptaux-3 VictorAmaseusII-1 Eyre-1 Brann-5 Orwell-50 Shaw-124 Wesley-7 CSLewis-2 BRussell-53 Stendhal-10 Gladstone-8 Gaisford-1 Gibbon-16 RGreen-2 Harrison-1 Hensher-3 SJohnson-81 Previn-1 AStevenson-9 Erasmus-16 Haldane-19 1Anon-190 Constable-2 Hazlitt-49 Housman-11 Luther-2 see Mohammed Ali everyone wants to have AlBennett-26 Twain-40 AlanBennett-26 CFadiman-7 enervating models paralysing so evil climax climb clinging clinic clinical Bill Clinton Clio Betjeman-6 Thatcher-12 Meadowcroft-1 Engels-5 dead poetry poised bertween clicking with the subject climate ease of moving intto

Brenan-7 HMacmillan-7 Eisenstaedt-1 Barrie-15 Battiscombe-1 RDavies-30 RGreen-1 TMacaulay-83 Twain-90

change catastrophic Hulme-1 RdWard-3 Houghton-1 RdWard-4 1Anon-271 Beecham-17 Goldwyn-3 Wycliffe-1 Rowland-3 Jarman-2 Brophy-6 GRFord-4

prediction is not possible

infected with lies Schopenhauer-21 cliques clitoris Clive cloak clobbered clockmaker is always slow clocks clog dancing clogs close not c enough closed closed-circuit television closeness close-run closet close-up closing words SJohnson-111 CDickens-33 MLowry-1 Sterne-9 Thackeray13 1Anon-84 Connolly-25 JCameron-8 ASmith-47 Byatt-2 see also high-heeled shoes; Austen-7 Barthes-2 HWBeecher-3 Bovee-2 Brahms-1 Cocteau-1 Curzon-3 RDavies-7 Dryden-7 Emerson-32 CForbes-1 France-8 Frayn-5 see Proximity Wellington-12 Updike-13 Chaplin-1 CFapa-1 Fields-9 Larkin-12 HWilson-5 Mikes-2 Zvoliansky-1 SFreud-21 TMacaulay-112 Chaucer-6 MBragg-1 Stravinsky-4 PHoward-2 Service-1 Bruyere-4 Orwell-8 DSimpson-1

see also Clarity, Obscurity; Belasco-1 Gowers-2 WJames-6 clock

and sophisticated AArmstrong-4 c woman has enemies Im not officers JMBarrie-18 HammersteinEquord-1 Hogben-2 Kipling-12

people cannot transcend silliest woman manage too c by half cleverest

Major-1 Salisbury-6 MHastings-1

Frayn-1 WSGilbert-4 AGray-1 Gregory-1 Hecht-4 PJKavanagh-3 Lin-1 Lyly-3 GMarx-7 Mohammed-1 Pessoa-2 Rongier-1 BRussell-44 Sagan-3 Shakespeare-25 Steele-1 Thackeray-11 ATrollope-1,3,20 Wilde-20,68 by a man who does not make the man cloud clown cloy cloverleaf club house clubs clumsiness clumsy works of nature coach coal coarse coarseness coat Eric Coates life like cobblestones cobwebs distinctions laws are like Coca-Cola cocaine cock and bull cockney cockroaches cocksure cocktail cabinet party cocktails Jean Cocteau cod coda code codpiece nettles in codswallop coelum coercion Borde-1 RDavies-46 JQAdams-3 see also oppression; Bentham-13 Capone-1 Grove-1 Humboldt-1 Lippmann-3 Mencken-11 JSMill-22 JFStephen-3 Trilling-2 coffee best in Europe the fashion for coffee-house coffin coffins FAllen-5 Chotzinoff-1 Kellogg-1 OSitwell-4 Voltaire-37 Twain-124 Sevigne-2 JBarth-4 Swift-8 NFCooke-1 Curran-2 OToole-1 Pinter-2 CMSmith-1 LDurrell-1 Galbraith-20 1Anon-227 Bossidy-1 Lutyens-1 Shaw-54 RLStevenson-20 MBradbury-2 AlanBennett-3 RDavies-39 see also spiders webs; Ariosto-4 Hazlitt-64 Franklin-16 Solon-4 JSwift-18 Drabble-4 O'Rourke-9 Aldington-1 Socrates-3 Sterne-9 EAtkins-1 Ruskin-14 Barbour-1 see Certainty Linklater-3 CDickens-31 Farouk-1 GMarx-11,12 Nash-3 DCooper-1 Housman-11 Ruskin-43 Sapper-1 JCameron-10 CSDarwin-11 1GColeman-1 Edison-1 1Anon-210 1Anon-75 CBernstein-1 Byron-17 Chesterfield-25 Dahlberg-4 Hearn-1 Luther-10 Nietzsche-33 Quincey-4 JFCooper-5 1Anon-197 JSwift-42 AOCarter-3 Nevin-1 Sydenham-1 Hazlitt-28 LMumford-5 thrown on with a pitchfork no silver lining without Chanel-5

cogito cognitive dissonance coherence coin poor on base tossing coinage coincide coition coitus cold

Bierce-50 Descartes-4 1FBacon-74 McCloskey-1 Stoppard-3 Burghley-1 Greenspan-4 HHAsquith-3 AChase-1 see also sex TBrowne-2 1Anon-208 Petronius-3 Andrewes-1 Cary-5 Chekhov-2 Drabble-2 AlexanderFleming-1 Forsyth-1 Kipling-7 Longfellow-7 Metternich-1 Nansen-1 Petty-1 Shackleton-1

trivial and vulgar act

no worse than a badHMarx-1 storage War S T Coleridge collaboration collapse achieved only on the point collar colleague fatal as collection collective unconscious wisdom college Joan Collins colour photography collicky collision colloquial Cologne colonial British administration colonies and colonisation Barley-1 AlexanderGt-1 1Anon-57,62 Astell-1 1Anon-137 Brann-12 Tennyson-9 Salisbury-3 Pound-6 STColeridge-13 Jung-9 BRussell-84 Emerson-60 Maudslay-1 Zappa-4 Naughton-3 HGRRobinson-1 Montaigne-1 CJames-4 Parkinson-6 HSamuel-3 Baruch-2 Carre-3 Fukuyama-1 1Anon-201 2SButler-29 LdByron-40 TCarlyle-5 Cerf-1 TColeridge-30 Hazlitt-73 Quincey-7 Wordsworth-8 Thurber-6

John Churton Collins

Bagehot-18 Barley-1 Beveridge-1 LdByron-44 Camoens-1 Chisholme-1 WSChurchill-79 Claudian-1 Cobden-1 Conrad-6,10 JCook-3 Cooper-1 Dalhousie-1 Denny-1 1TFuller-7 Gage-1 Gambetta-2 Gladstone-6 RGray-1 RGreen-1 Guarini-1 Hakluyt-2 Halliday-1 Henley-1 JHowell-2 SJohnson-132,151 JLawrence-1 CLever-1 TBMacaulay-131,142 Metcalfe-1 JMorris-1 Morrison-1 Nkrumah-1 Rhodes-3 Santayana-3 Schappius-1 Schiller-2 Scott-2 Seeley-1 JohnSmith-1 SSmith-2 Somervell-1 Spaeth-1 Swift-1 Tibullus-1 Twain-64 Virgil-6 ARWallace5 Woodruff-4 wretched colonists best Colosseum coloured colourless Bagehot-18 Woodward-1 Feiffer-4 TCarlyle-46 BDisraeli-62

general commotion Balzac-11

colours columns coma resentful comatose comb combat combatants combine

Berenson-2 WSBlunt-1 EdwardVII-1 FField-1 Ruskin-6 Shaw-112 Shelley-13 Fergusson-1 HLaski6 Raine-3 1Anon-183 Borges-3 JStern-1 Jefferson-27 WWilson-14

commercial traveller commission commit commitment difference between Navratilova-2 committed committees commodities GGreene-23 RHofstadter--1 see also meetings; Laker-1 Berle-1 Carre-2 Cocks-1 Harkness-1 Tree-2 Lwoolf-2 Macaulay-44 Bagehot-29 RWest-2 common Housman-12 Stapledon-1 Aurelius-4 Rochefoucauld-20

marriage with career come cannot out for it upstairs comedian best light c Byron was a wanted to be comedy 2Bible-14

Steinem-2

Sandburgh-6 RedSkelton-1 CFreud-2 JimmyCarr-1 Perelman-8 ARussell-1 Coward-23 Auden-50 Monkhouse-4 see also humour; JimmyCarr-1 Diderot-9 Durrenmatt-1 Garrick-3 Krutch-6 TELawrence-4 Lemmon-1 Leoncavallo-1 Pascal-16 RBSheridan-15

devoid of c sense PJohnston-4 dictates of c sense Mansfield-4 law people reader c sense see also law; ECoke-7 see hoi polloi Kaveney-1 DAdams-10 JAdams-4 1Anon-97 MArnold-20 SBaldwin-7 Barzun-8 Bierce-41 Descartes-8 Einstein-9 Emerson-31 THHuxley-1 Mencken-22,42 Mintzberg-1 Mortimer-5 Rochester-4 BRussell-1 Salisbury-1 Shaw-79,100 SSmith-36,44 Wilde-87 EOWilson-3 Wolpert-1,2 c sense to a high degree commonplace WSMaugham-66 2SButler-16 TCarlyle-45 Cocteau-5 Galbraith-26 1OWHolmes-8 EHubbard-13 AHuxley-13 DHLawrence-11 TMacaulay-108 Maugham-31 Commons Commonwealth communicate never so well as urge to CBHandy-1 Pratchett-5 1Anon-73 Crisp-1 TSEliot-10 Faraday-6 Hazlitt-7 Hesse-2 Priestley-3 RLStevenson-1 CVWedgwood-1 GWilson-4 general law of self-deception communications obtain c data communion Communism Bingham-10 Major-2 see also socialism; Aristotle-22 Bakunin-1 Baruch-4 DBell-1 Buckley-2 Cutton-1 Erasmus-7 Galbraith-9 GGreene-23 FHague-1 Inchcape-1 SJohnson-3 MKempton1 Keynes-11 Lenin-5 JRMcCarthy-1 KMarx-2 FMatthews-1 Medawar-11,12 Mencken-3,72 Orwell-27 Proudhon-2 Reagan-15 WRogers-4 Rusk-1 Shaw-89 FESmith-3 Tourneau-1 Vansittart-1 Zvoliansky-1 communist at 22 I was not totatlitarianism communists came for witrhout humour community sympathy of commuter companies companion of my way Hazlitt-68 Niemoller-1 Cutton-1 ACarnegie-4 JRussell-2 Salisbury-4 Wilde-32 WJames-18 EBWhite-4 see company; Bryant-1 Coke-1 Grotius-1 Hazlitt-1 HDLloyd-1 Manwood-1 WRogers-2 Thurlow-1 Walsh-1 Clemenceau-8 Niemoller-1 MRHoward-3 CBHandy-1 Schopenhauer-26 see House of Commons WChurchill-33

in long shot somebody wants comely comet cometh the hour comfort

Chaplin-1 AOCarter-1 SJoseph-1 Lyly-3 Seneca-13 2Bible-31 WScott-6 1Anon-107 Bacon-40 Rann-4 LdByron-35 BDisraeli-12 Galbraith-31 McCulloch-1 Maugham-10 MWMontagu-10 Nietzsche-30 Prior-1 Shaw-39 StevieSmith-1 HThompson-1 Twain-63 Wodehouse-12

is tragedy that happens

1HWHolmes-7 PJKavanagh-6 LearnedHand-2 Lumumba-1 communication

and war the afflicted comic great c epic coming of age comma command commandments eleventh commedia commend

Mlodinow-1 1Anon-241 see also comedian, humour Thackeray-2 Frisch-2

intellectuals in groups

JStephens-1 Wilde-47 Augustine-14 LearnedHand-3 Tennyson-1 Pelagius-2 Belloc-5 Franklin-31 BRussell-21 Buxton-1 Joinville-1 Lermontov-1 see also praise; HFielding-15 Bingham-3 BFranklin-41

anything impossible

cannot c our society to female acquiontances comment is free commerce CPScott-1

Becket-51 Sieyes-2 Stoppard-18 see also business, market, trade; Brann-16 Cicero-28 Cobden-3 Gay-10 OGoldsmith-22 Herodotus-11 Liverpool1 Montesquieu-8 Shakespeare-49 ASmith-49

stagnates without WJames-18

is doing well is like war

Vidal-30 Bagehot-10 Gay-10

knowing nothing of Jefferson-41 supports the country

companions company

see also friendship; CDarwin-8 RDavies-15 SJohnson-114 Chesterfield-14 see companies; Barrie-15 TBrowne-9 Cervantes-9 Euripides-12 Leopardi-1 L'Estrange-1 Menzies-1 Brann-8 PLynch-2

complection complex complexity

Conrad-10 Linklater-1 Appleyard-3 Kahutani-1 WWilson-11 Burke-15 Clouston-1 Gell-Mann-4 Gribbin-4 Mencken-26 JPeter-1

the best c the best books

affected by c they keep any fool can manage a bad best good Shaw-144 Austen-26 Austen-26

ignorance of their Sowell-1 mastery of compliance complicated much more relationships world is complicity compliment Zeeman-1 WChurchill-38 Fielding-4 Chandler-13 Cocteau-11 Guedella-5 JKJerome-7 SJones-3 Ruskin-35 Avedon-2 JBest-3 CSagan-4 EDarwin-4 1Anon-202 JCCollins-2 Darling-1 Greer-1 WIrving-7 Ngugi-1 HRowland-8 complimentary never you bitch compose starts to c composer need a composers composing Quintilian-7 Pound-15 Holst-1 PStrauss-1 Wierck-1 Pleasants-1 Mariatheresa-1 Dietz-1 see also music; Berg-1 Dvorak-2 Heifetz-1 SJohnson-106 Stravinsky-3 Without ideas composition study of compound WMozart-3 see Interest WBarnes-1 AlbertEinstein-17 HWolf-1 version of worlds JBest-2

known by company Bruyere-10 Cervantes-9 Chesterfield-36 Euripides-11 EGHubbard-19 large pleasure of your comparative comparing notes comparisons ignore trade-offs compassion compassionate compensation compete competence JBest-4 8 Kingsmill-3 LdActon-10 NBentley-1 BRussell-83 Chagall-1 Gracian-2 1Anon-55 Cleese-2 Cui-1 Degas-4 TSEliot-8 Gounod-1 HJackson-5 Keynes-20 AMarshall-4 Mencken-53 Sewell-2 Shaw-31 competition ASmith-33 Galbraith-42 RGBHeller-2 convention against price c it took ferocious c from not cooperation is AFord-1 of the market Ricardo-1 Hayek-5 produces an adaptation system of c goes on WMorris-3 theres far less competitive advantage competitors information the trade of stop strangling c compilation complacency complacent England complain do not never complains of just judgment of his memory complaint Rochefoucauld-24 Rochefoucauld-24 Aesop-4 Austen-14 JBernard-2 Burke-21,40 RobtBurton-5 Crabbe-1 BDisraeli-20 Firbank-1 2TFuller-14 Guicciardini4 SJohnon-121 Joseph-1 Kierkegaard-2 JEPowell-2 Proudhon-3 Swift-29 complaints of ill-usage EEden-1 comprehensive Helvetius-8 SBaldwin-6 Murrow-6 WJBryan-5 see anthology Beckford-1 Foot-2 Fussell-1 Herodotus-4 Medawar-17 BWebb-2 JGJohnson-1 RGBHeller-2 Spock-1 c women disagreeable WDMorrow-2 Hazlitt-68 J P Getty-5 CLamb-19 Chesterton-15

ArnBennett-7 RDavies-27 Faulkner-4 PHoward-3 Perelman- complimenti

woman must not desire to

never c with nothing to

the greatest, noblestBeethoven-1

law of c beneficial ACarnegie-3

interest comprehend the world comprehensibility

the eternal mystery AlbertEinstein-12 comprehensible the most c thing to anyone comprehension AlbertEinstein-12 AlbertEinstein-21 MAmis-1 1Anon-102 2Anon-24 Appleton-1 MArnold-11 Bacon-28 Bagehot-19 Baggott-1 Barthes-1 Becket-30 Bohr-4 Brougham-3 VBush-1 TCarlyle-4 1Cato-1 WChurchill-28 Claiborne-1 Clouston-1 Congreve-5 Connolly-7 PCWDavies-2 RDavies-9,12,28 TSEliot-10 Emerson-66 Feynmann-2 Gourmont-3 Graves-5 Heyworth-1 Hope-4 Housman-13 Hugo-4 THHuxley-9 Jefferson-1 SJohnson-103 SJones-1 PJKavanagh-5 Keynes-15 Kierkegaard-2,6 Lichtenberg-1,4 FLLucas-2 Lutyens-1 EMcCarthy-1 Medawar-6 Mencken-4,18 GMoore-6 Muggeridge-10 AMurphy-2 Northcliffe-2 Oppenheimer-1 Palmerston-3 Picasso-1,2,3 APickering-1 Pound-11 ERoosevelt-2 Rowland-5 BRussell-28,69 Satie-1 Shaw-46 Shelley-10 TSheridan-3 JMSmith-1,3 Stael-3 JFStephen-4 Stoppard-5 GStorr-2 Sweet-1 Tennyson-18 LTolstoy-3,12 STolstoy-1 ATrollope-8 Twain-65 Virgil-1 Voltaire-21 Weinberg-1 BishopWilson-1 GWilson-4 Dryden-33

comprendre compromise

Stael-3 Barzun-7 Bolt-4 Burckhardt-1 Burke-17,42 ECecil-1 Chesterton-41 PFleming-2 PGoodman-1 GHerbert-9 Keegan-1 Lincoln-5 RLowell-11 TMacaulay-5,39 SSmith-24 Tocqueville-7 Yeats-6

concreteness criterion for history Barzun-13 concubines for service condemn a little more the past Major-5 Pelagius-2 FBurney-2 AJPTaylor-17 Fenton-1 Hensher-4 Maugham-44 JSMill-36 JPBarnes-25 for what he cannot help whatever his disapproves condemnation condemned all scratching on walls condensation of sensations condescension 1Anon-254 ScottAdams-3 condensed milk condition of man condom condone to read would be to FRLeavis-6 conduct social conducting conductors confederacy conference Haldane-21 Pascal-15 BRussell-66 Shaw-146 Canetti-1 Levant-4 Marriner-1 Nikisch-1 SHughes-1 Szell-1 RPrice-1 Swift-21 see conversation Brenan-5 Chesterton-17 Montaigne-26 LPeter-2 Rousseau-8 Yeats-8 confessor confessors liteerary c contemptible confidence Auden-23 see also self-confidence; 1Anon-27 Aristotle-25 1Bible-17 JBernard-1 KFox-1 SFreud-16 Krutch-1 Moon-1 Pirsig-1 Thatcher-7 hope to do more good ignorance begets trick confiding confinement confiscation conflict conformity Galen-3 Herbert-12 AWaugh-9 Graves-6 Hobbes-6 CJames-9 see also concision Matisse-2 1Anon-68 Hornby-2 1Anon-156 Gibbon-6 Heloise-2 Picabia-3 HarietteWilson-2 RFBurton-3

compulsion computer brain as c age development models

Greer-2 Herodotus-7 Magee-2 JSMill-37 JPrescott-2 Sagan-4 Appleyard-3 Solow-1 Karniakadis-1 Houghton-1 Lovelock-2 Hopper-1

no c will as new questions no reason to have O(lson-1 power doubles program a c 2Anon-21 Heinlein-3

fiction will stand c Saintsbury-3

program is aspell over researched facts into viruses computers market for five computing performance comradeship con amore concealed art concealment Ovid-23

RDudleyedwards-1 Karniadakis-1 Turing-1 Ustinov-7 TJWatson-1 Ustinov-7 2Anon39,47 ACollins-1 Minsky-1 Karniakadis-1 DHLawrence-17 Toscanini-1

there are lots of c answers

DAdams-2 Austen-15 TCarlyle-44 Connolly-15 Dryden-7 4 RSouth-1 Talleyrand-5 Thoreau-8 Twain-85,86 EYoung-3

Goethe-9 SJohnson-118 JJordan-1 Levenstein-1 HNicolson- confession conceit see also vanity; Aristotle-31 JBarrymore-5 Barton-1 Beerbohm-16 JKJerome-9 DHLawrence-30 SRaven-2 Ruskin-27 ASmith-10 EWaugh-7 conceited conceived well concentrate concentration conception conceptions historical concepts concepty concern conciliate conciliatory concision conclusion wrong c with confidence conclusions 2Anon-55 FBacon-56 Leontief-1 Mortimer-9 SackvilleWest-1 Santayana-14 Shaw-32 contrary to reason 2SButler-39 leap to concord concrete MBalfour-1 Santayana-22 TBMacaulay-129 Dali-1 LMumford-5 most impossible of c CABeard-1 see ideas Rumsfeld-15 Nuiemoller-1 WChurchill-49 WIrving-8 see also brevity; SJohnson-25,43 Landor-6 Orwell-11 SSmith-19 Strunk-1 Twain-115 Voltaire-29 reward for Confucianism confuse it with other half confused and uncertain confusion BoileauDespraux-3 MKline-1 Chancellor-24 TSEliot-27 Faraday-6 SJohnson-79 Lahr-1 see also contraception; Aristotle-13 Orton-3 Sterne-3 KWilliams-2 ATrollope-31 do any good who is not

CDarwin-14 see also also fraud; AWClare-2 SMorley-1 JEPowell-2 MacDiarmid-2 TWilliams-1 BDisraeli-24 see also war; Clausewitz-3 Eden-3 RFrost-26 Sade-9 ARWallace-6 Ambrose-1 1Anon-67 StAugustine-8 Bagehot-34 Beaverbrook-2 JBrooks-1 NDouglas-5 Fabius-1 Hampshire-1 Jouvenel-2 McLaughlin-1 Mencken-78 JSMill-1,4,16,17,29,40,42 Peacock-4 Pepys-6 Radiguet-1 BRussell-31 Seldes-1 Wootton-1

of parts to the whole PWatson-1 Haddam-1

Heisenberg-4

RMBrown-3

Chesterfield-34 Murrow-4 Phillips-1 Pratchett-20 1Anon-158 StAugustine-4 Capp-1 Carey-6 TCarlyle-22 Cronenberg-1 Egerton-1 AFord-1 Frank-1 FGJennings-1

SJohnson-18 Krutch-5 Lancaster-3 Lessing-2 TMacaulay-30 consequences Petronius-1 RadcliffeBrown-1 Solzhenitsyn-3 Tennyson-1 WWestmoreland-2 of ideas congenial congratulation envious congress Congreve conjecture conjuring connect connected conniving conquer by this conquered god conquerors conquest Babbage-1 Will-1 Lapham-4 Parkes-1 Koestler-10 Twain-55 Tynan-4 France-9 Twain-3 Ascherson-1 HMoore-1 JStrachey-1 Forster-7 Commoner-1 RobertHaris-2 Brann-6 Constantine-1 Julius-6 JanIII-1 WIrving-10 Lockhart-4 Angell-2 Astell-1 Bellow-6 AJBeveridge-2 Burke-23 CharlesV-2 Conrad-10 Cooper-1 Coubertin-1 Dalhousie-1 Hammerskjold-1 JohnIII-1 SJohnson-132,151 Lenin-5 Lithgow-1 KMarx-4 Metcalfe-1 CNapier-1,2 Rhodes-3 FDRoosevelt-1 Rostand-1 Rusk-1 JRussell-1 Seeley-1 Stapledon-1 SunTzu-2 Virgil-9 ARWallace-4,6 epoch of marriage the conquistador nothing but Joseph Conrad SFreud-25 1Anon-131 FMFord-14 Galsworthy-5 Hensher-4 HGWells-9 Winterson-3 conscience Amiel-4 Becket-13 IsBerlin-2 Bierce-32,44 Bruyere-1 Bryant-1 MBurton-1 SButler-8 Congreve-7,8 Galbraith-19 Gibbon-10 OGoldsmith-14 HenriIV-3 JohnXXIII-1 CSLewis-6 Key-1 LloydGeorge-4 Lytton-6 TBMacaulay128 Madariaga-1 Mencken-12 Milton-6 Plumb-1 Reade-1 WRogers-6 GRothschild-1 BRussell-2 Shakespeare-14 Shaw-146 RBSheridan-6 LPSmith-8 SSmith-58 Solzhenitsyn-1 HTaylor-1 JohnTaylor-2 Thurlow-1 Twain-11,81 Wilde-51 cut to this years fashion wrestled with consciences put in order conscientious conscious consciousness fascinating but elusive consensus a rough c that violates consent by your own without your consenting adults in private parties Vidal-28 Feather-1 EOWilson-5 Lincoln-3 Lippmann-3 Channing-1 ERoosevelt-1 NSSutherland-1 NFDavies-12 ACollins-1 MLKing-2 Lebowitz-2 Spinoza-2 Eban-3 LHellman-2 making money and GRothschild-1 Brailsford-1 HRowland-20 John Constable constancy constant constants physical constituency constitution history is conspicuous conspiracy consistent consolation of matter conservative adopts them must take the conservation conservatism

Hobsbawm-2 Ingersoll-4 1Pliny-7 Vachell-1 Blackstone-2 see also Preservation; Wiener-1 KAmis-20 2Anon-9 Beaverbrook-2 Becket-42 HBeecher-1 Bierce-9 RDavies-13 BDisraeli-22,42 Doctorow-2 Emerson-40,41 BEvans-3 RFrost-9 Galbraith-44 Hardy-5 EGHubbard-17 Jefferson-25 SJohnson-66 TMacaulay-33 Madan-6 Mencken-54 Sahl-1 Vanderlip-1 Wallis-1 Lucretius-7 Haldane-23 Twain-125 FDRoosevelt-6

never learned to walk consideration for her feelings consistency

prefer the familiar MOakeshott-2 Archenholtz-1 Maugham-4 ADMiller-2 Shaw-38 Twain-20 OMiller-3 Acton-2 JChamberlain-1 Cicero-31 Crust-1 Emerson-13 Fabius-1 RFord-1 AHuxley-10 TMacaulay-30,47 Montaign-12 Thoreau-16 Wainwright-1 Whitman-1 requires you to be as Berenson-7 1Anon-226 Goldacre-1 1OWHolmes-14 Diogenes-4 FrancisofAssissi-1 Harvey-1 THHuxley-7 Lamb-6 Lytton-9 Rousseau-1 Durant-3 Veblen-1 PCWDavies-2 Douglass-1 Hesiod-1 HJames-14 Mikes-2 Shaw-128 ASmith-3 Vonnegut-1 Schjeldahl-1 STWarner-2 see also Fidelity; Addison-15 Rochester-5 ARoberts-1 JCMaxwell-1 Loon-2 Menzies-2 see also digestion, government; Gibbon-30 Kant-6 Schama8 based on old English law fixing checks and controls improvements in constitutional monarch constitutions stand still constraint construction consultant annoys your employees consultants consultation consumer all taxes fall on c magazine consumption contact contacts contagion contain contamination contemplate contemporary Ricardo-3 McCullin-1 Malthus-4 Rush-1 ASmith-22 Veblen-1 ARWallace-4 McIndoe-1 Abelard-1 RFrost-26 Dunne-3 see also Reasoning; Aubrey-5 Hume-6 Lapham-1 Heifetz-1 PiusIX-1 ScottAdams-2 CNParkinson-1 Bacon-57 Bagehot-17 TBMacaulay-149 Stravinsky-6 Updike-5 see also architecture, Building; Gregorivus-1 Poincare-1 Hobsbawm-3 SSmith-62 AHoffman-4 Hume-24

history written by Nehru-2

FRLeavis-2 GAMoore-3 Nabokov-1 Orwell-19 BRussell-61 Constantine

contempt

Aesop-1 Arendt-3 Belloc-4 Chesterfield-16,20,25 Chesterton-4 Cowley-3 Dawkins-1 Gaisford-1 GeorgeIII-1 Gibbon-8,11 Hazlitt-26,36 TMacaulay-5,10 Medawar-3 O'Malley-2 Marr-2 MWMontagu-12 JOsborne-4 Paine-11 VSPritchett-1 JReed-1 Stanton-1 Twain-8 WilhelmII-1 ANWilson-2

conversation

KAmis-13 1Anon186 BAtkinson-2 Aubrey-3 Austen-26 Bacon-16 Beaumarchais-4 3Bible-1 Bogarde-1 Bramah-1 Bruyere-9 Descartes-2 TSEliot-5 AFisher-1 BFranklin-21 OGoldsmith-12 LadyGregory-1 MHalsey-3 Hartley-4 Heine-1 Hope-3 CJames-5 SJohnson-68 Kelen-1 Kierkegaard-3 BLevin-14 Maugham-12,32 Montaigne-1,32 Nietzsche-31 DOsborne-2 Pope-2 BRussell-62 Shaw-43 SSmith-1,4,30 Sterne-1 RLStevenson-13 Torriano-1 ATrollope-9 JMWhistler-3 GWilson-4 Wittgenstein-1 AEWright-1 Wilding-1 Wycherley-6

contemptible content contented

WBlake-14 Keats-16 Pound-11 ASmith-41 JKJerome-12 conversationalist conversion conviction convictions convicts convince himself convinced they are right convinces convincing conviviality convoluted convulsion cook as badly as that Avedon-2 RGBHeller-1 RGBHeller-1 see also rebellion; Ibsen-7 WScott-17 2SButler-39 Bourne-1 Hazlitt-65 English way of Gropius-1 1Anon-78 Burke-49 VBush-1 THHuxley-10 Jagger-1 Mannes-2 Mirabeau-1 Paglia-3 Proudhon-3 ASmith-4 Szasz-7 Woodcock-1 Calvin Coolidge Gary Cooper J F Cooper Orwell-60 FAdler-1 cooperation Copernicus copious coprophageous copulating copies two copying cor anglais corkscrew corn Galbraith-33 Corneille Patricia Cornwell Astell-1 Ephron-1 Lowe-1 Mencken-103 JBPriestley-1 BRussell-45 Washington-6 Mencken-103 Canning-1 Burke-2 Galbraith-18 OWHolmes-4 RMacaulay-4 Ongley-1 Persig-2 BRussell-21 Bierce-48 Nabokov-10 BRussell-51 FLWright-1 cooks in the kitchen cookery

foolish enough to be with his share contentment Hobbes-12

Sala-3 1Anon-13 Emerson-47 Heine-12 LHunt-5 GMoore-2 JMorley-2 PParker-1 Sand-2 Brown-2 Chesterield-28 JCCollins-1 Empson-2 Fitzgerald-5 Heine-6 Lucy-1 Medawar-28 Nietzsche-29 Yeats-1 Heine-6 see also prison; Barrington-1 Fleay-1 GWSteevens-1 Post-1 CDarwin-10 chesterfield-28 FDarwin-1 Galileo-4 Hitler-3 Junius-2 Maugham-31 HannahMore-3 Planck-3 WWilson-4 Shaw-135 Pizzey-1 Stassinopoulos-2 Sala-3 Chirac-1 JHall-2 Kierkegaard-3

see also happiness; Ade-2 Bacon-9 Colton-4 Epicurus-3 Fiebig-1 Housman-10 Lao-3 Macmillan-5 Mohammed-1 Raymond-1 Simonides-1 ATrollope-37 JTrollope-1

continency continent contingent continue continuity contraception

Augustine-6,14 AHuxley-3 Paget-2 see Europe HALFisher-4 IBanks-3 RKnox-2 Bentham-16 see also birth control; Figes-1 Hawes-3 PJohnson-4 Mencken-50 BRussell-25 DRussell-1 Shenker-1 IThomas-2 EWaugh-15

contract contradict contradiction

Emerson-23 Goldwyn-7 JAFisher-4 1OWHolmes-14 Alther-1 Bacon-1 Benedict-1 Byron-17 Camus-6 Clausewitz-5 Crevecoeur-1 JAFisher-4 Franklin-20 1OWHolmes-5 Muggeridge-6 Stoppard-16 Whitman-1

contradictions contradictory much more contrarian investor isnt interested contrary contrast surprise or contribution has been vital control

Galbraith-53

reading c book when Cookham cooking SSpencer-1

1Anon-18,69 DBickerton-1 BrillatSavarin-1,2 Capek-1 Connor-1 Ellis-1 Evelyn-1 CFreud-7 Frost-13 Garrick-1 Heinlein-3 Lytton-6 GMeredith-5 HMore-2 Saki-8 Shuckburgh-1 Steinbeck-5 TCWolfe-3 GrahamChapman-2 DeliaSmith-1 Cicero-28 JElliott-1 DFrost-2 2TFuller-15 Gerbier-1 Martial-5 Mizner-4 IStone-1 GWilson-1 JBaldwin-5 Twain-29,114 ADworkin-12 Evera-1 AFord-1 Hirst-2 BRussell-71 2Anon-29 THHuxley-13 Swinburne-2 see also sex Beecham-4

conclusions c to reason

ingredients being put

parliament controls the past controversies

Coke-7

sterile preoccupation controversy futile popular convenience convent convention conventional wisdom

on a corrugated iron roof 2Anon-39

Machiavelli-6 Maugham-39 Reynolds-4 Shaw-64 MWMontagu-10 Stoppard-26 Templer-1 Davenport-1 Melbourne-7 Swift-6 SJohnson-124 DGoodwin-1 JoanSmith-1

1Anon-73 CBronte-1 Butterworth-1 Emerson-19 Keynes-19 cordial

corporal punishment corporation corpse 1Bible-24,28 1SButler-5 Key-2 see also companies, corpulence SBaldwin-8 Cioran-1 Petain-3 Twain-31 BHead-1

counterattack with double power dukeAlbert-1 counterfeit counterintuitive counterpoint counting country Maistre-2 RBoyle-1 Beecham-6 Inge-16 see also countryside, state; Addison-12 VBell-1 ABrien-3 Broderick-1 Bunual-2 TCarlyle-48 Gaulle-9 Gibran-2 WGHarding-2 2OWHolmes-6 Koestler-2 TMacaulay-103 2WPitt-4,5 TRoosevelt-9 Rousseau-3 Ruhe-1 SydneySmith18 Theodorus-1 YeatsBrown-2 gentleman god made the lanes love my there is my undiscovered countryside Cobbett-9 WCowper-7 Betjeman-6 Belloy-1 Essex-1 Otis-3 Shakespeare-52 Aubrey-3 JBarnes-8 Becket-23 Congreve-10 Doyle-4 Etherege-1 SFry-2 Golding-1 Hazlitt-13 Keynes-24 Martial8 Mikes-1 Perelman-1 Shaw-111 SSmith-3,29,30,53 RLStevenson-7,13 EWaugh-1 Wilde-66 Wycherley-6 Swift-26 see also bravery, gallant; 1Anon-123,226 Aristotle-25 Aubrey-4 Baudrillard-3 Benedict-1 Bierce-47 Capote-3 Cervantes-5 JChamberlain-1 JCharles-1 CherryGarrard-2 Chesterton-19 LChild-1 WChurchill-28 1Clarendon-1 BDisraeli-37 Eisenhower-2 Emerson-71 Fielding-9 Forster-4 1TFuller-8 2TFuller-6,12 Hemingway-7 Horace22 Leacock-12 Linklater-1 Lyly-3 TMacaulay-58,83 Moltke-1 CMorley-2 Niebuhr-1 DParker-11 Patton-2 BRussell-67 RobtScott-1 Shakespeare-23 Shaw-79,100 Steinbeck-3 Swift-2 Terence-5 Tuchman-2 Twain-112 DHunt-1 Jong-3 Revson-1 Kaplan-1 Higginson-1 Engel-1 Mencken-56 Sirko-1 see also Price; Aristotle-30 Bastiat-1 2Bible-42 Buffett-7 Constant-1 Haldane-8 TMacaulay-120 Steinbeck-6 Thacheray-1 is the price nor c to attempt three oclock two oclock courageous Courbet couriers stays these c courses on English literature court martial Auden-1 ADavies-1 1GColeman-1 1WPitt-2 SJohnson-134 RRichardson-3 of equity of justice of law courteous courtesan courtesy courtier love courtroom see also advice, barristers; YRoberts-2 SSmith-54 Pavese-1 Updike-19 Einstein-30 Behan-7 AJECockburn-2 Eyre-1 Schiller-7 2OWHolmes-9 Bergerac-1 see Prostitution see Manners CharlesI-2 CSLewis-7 no c could pronounce QuillerCouch-3 Kendall-1 Virgil-11 HughWalpole-1 Earhardt-1 Clarendon-4 Thoreau-28 ITurgenev-3 Napoleon-24 Thucydides-8 Hamerton-1 courage 1Anon-73 StAugustine-8 Aurelius-2 Becket-41 BDisraeli-30 Galbraith-4 Horace-3 Ibsen-2 JudgeKennedy-1 TMacaulay-22 Orwell-14 Saki-7 Strunsky-1 Twain-25 Voltaire-2

an ingenious device Bierce-55 leave a good-looking corpulence correct correction correctly misunderstood me Sibelius-2 correctness Carey-3 see also right; Austen-22 GEliot-25 1Bible-28 Pareto-1 Szasz-8 Truman-10

not just to provide Chandler-30

my c right or wrongJQAdams-3 Chesterton-7 Decatur-1 Schurz-1

Correggio correspondence correspondent corroboration corrupt fundamentally corrupted corruption

Stendhal-2 JBPriestley-6 Bagehot-31 Steinbeck-7 Tuchman-5 Burke-16,38 Mencken-94 RRichards-1 1Anon230

what you can do forJFKennedy-17

see also bribery; Acton-6 1Anon-66,150 Bacon-49 Barnes-1 couplet RBaxter-1 Bernanos-2 Brougham-2 Burgess-16 Burke-16,38 LdByron-42 Chaudhuri-1 WChurchill-47 Cicero-7 Cockburn-1 JFCooper-2 Dacon-1 Emerson-67 Erasmus-3 Gibbon-1 GGReene-17 Hazlitt-1 Jefferson-12 PJohnson-1 SJohnson-36 AMarr-2 HMore-5 Ovid-5 Schama-11 Shaw-31 RBSheridan-18 Smollett-4 Sophocles-1 Swift-2 Tacitus-3 Washington-7 HWolfe-1

through wealthy classes Corsica cosmetic surgery cosmetics cosmology cosmopolitan to be the only cosmos Cossack cost

PembertonBilling-1

1Anon-91 Barante-1

to believe in nothing

cutting watch costly costs only one dollar what everything cottage cough coughing

RWBaker-4 Aristotle-30 Lyly-3 Shakespeare-25

keeping people from counsel counselling count past five counted

Einstein-30 EGeorge-1 Jefferson-20 GPickering-1 Seddon-1 courtly

oath courts open to all men courtship cousins

Dershovitz-1 see also law; Diderot-7 Dicey-3 CJDarling-3 see also wooing; Addison-15 Bierce-19 Congreve-14 Greer-1

theory is the c the world is when I was cream create a maggot created

Bohr-2 Greenberger-1 Plath-2 Bryant-2 Montaigne-35 Bolyai-1 GHHardy-4 JSMill-55

cases brought before unable to discover Toulson-1

something worth creating Haldane-15 the universe creates

eight c but not seven couture haute c is finished Chanel-6 Covent Garden cover her face covers of the book too far apart covet thou shalt not covetous cow Noel Coward coward part cowardice Twain-112 Clough-3 JWebster-6 1Anon-252

gods by the dozen Montaigne-35 creation Alfonso-1 Atkin-1 Augustine-12 Bakunin-3 Becket-64 Bernal-1 WBlake-11 Democritus-1 BEvans-3 Flaubert-8 Greville-1 HarveyJones-1 HJackson-5 JJones-2 Keynes-21 Lightfoot-1 Luther-5,12 Mackie-1 Maugham-39 Bierce-56 Melanchthon-1 HMelville-4,5 Sade-12 SydneySmith-18 Stravinsky-6 AJToynbee-10 Twain-56,91 Updike-12 Ussher-1 Valery-4 Wickramasinghe-1 beauty of story creationists have certainty creative failure of c power AJToynbee-12 genius urge creativity Ogilvy-2 WSWMaugham-80 CJames-8 Bacon-23 ArBennett-4 Chandler-8 RDavies-22 Faraday-2 Giroud-1 Hegel-5 WJames-18 Kohn-1 Leonardo-2 JRLowell-5 Medawar-30 Nietzsche-16 Picasso-7 Schrodinger-1 Stassinopoulos-1 Streeter-1 Wieck-1 Yeats-5 Zeeman-1 residue of time wasted AlbertEinstein-42 creator if he exists credentials credibility credible Bright-1 Clapp-1 Ruskin-57 Haldane-9 LloydGeorge-8 Descartes-1 DGoodwin-1 McIlvanney-2 Lester-1 DFStrauss-1 whether it seems credit Ayckbourn-3 Angell-1 Ciano-1 Cobbett-11 CDarwin-10 FDarwin-1 EWHowe-2 TMacaulay-34 Morrow-1 DWMorrow-2 RBSheridan-2 ATrollope-4 does not care who gets get all makes war give c to somebody else Defoe-12 1Anon263 Jowett-5 1Anon-263 may inflict an injury not to mind who gets should get the creditor credulity credulous creed creep creeper creeping Einstein-41 Hugo-9 Bayley-1 Hoffer-11 SJohnson-109 Kelen-1 Muggeridge-4 Nabokov-4 BRussell-52 ATolstoy-1 Mencken-101 CPScott-2 Bagehot-26 Fadiman-5 TMacaulay-14 Tennyson-13 too delicate to be treated CBMontagu-2 Humboldt-3 ACarnegie-10 gift flourishes at expense AMontagu-1 Kepler-2 Goldacre-2

Chesterfield-18 2SButler-27 Chesterton-38 Collings-1 Copland-1 Gussow-1 RHughes-1 AHuxley-25 Winner-1 VWoolf-6 AFleming-1

Bierce-10 RBrowning-4 CherryGarrard-2 Connolly-23 Deschamps-1 DDix-1 Epictetus-1 Hemingway-6 Layton-5 TMacaulay-10 SMilligan-1 Montaigne-12 Otway-1 Plato-11 Rochester-4 Shakespeare-23 Shaw-87 Streatfield-1 Strindberg-1 Twain-36 Wheldon-1 Wilde-51

cowardly cowards cowboy cowboys learnt Cowes cow-pat cow-pox coxcomb cracker motto cradle

Brann-9 Mead-1 Shaw-147 Dawkins-3 Kanter-1 TSEliot-46 DBarnes-2 2TFuller-12 AAGill-7 1Anon-170 Lockhart-2 Lytton-1 Trelawny-1 JWesley-5 Levin-14

rocks above abyss Nabokov-15 cradles craft craftiness craftsmanship crank so variously daft Cranmer crap hiss is in his ear crapulous crash crass crave craving crazy WBlake-8 WWallace-1 VWoolf-8 Brougham-3 Massie-4 JCameron-10 ArBennett-3 Cicero-28 TSEliot-8 JRLowell-5 KAPorter-1 JStewart-1 Stoppard-10 Boyle-1 Brown-2 TSEliot-40 1OWHolmes-10 Kronenberg-1 BRussell-65 Bierce-54 PrinceCharles-2 see also shit AMare-1 JAdams-4 IFisher-1 Holden-1 Theroux-3 KAmis-27 see Wants Santayana-20 see madness

cremated next to him Cretans cretin crevice crick cricket KRichards-1 2Bible-24 see also Stupidity; Updike-16 Emerson-68 Wolpert-3 Barric-17 Bernhardt-1 Bevan-6 Boycott-1 Downey-1 3 BJohnston-1,2 Major-2 Norden-1 Pinter-1 Sandwich-2 DSitwell-6 DSmith-1 Stoppard-4,21 Temple-1 Trevelyan-6 free from sordid cricketing tendency crime AlanBennett-35 see also law, punishment, theft; Alison-1 1Anon-75,203,204,205 Auden-6 Barante-1 Barbey-2 Bayle2 AlanBennett-34 1Bible-19 Blackstone-1 Boulay-1 Braddon-1 Chandler-19 Cicero-14 Connolly-4 Cyprian-1 EDarwin-4 Diderot-1 BDisraeli-37 Emerson-21 Engels-1 Farquhar-4 FLFord-1 Galton-2 Gibbon-21 OGoldsmith-2,20 Goncourt-2 Granville-2 DGregory-1 Heloise-1 1OWHolmes-7 EIrving-1 WIrving-3 Isocrates-1 JKJerome-3 SJohnson-18 JulianofEclanum-1 Justinian-1 Keynes-16 Kropotkin-1 Legman-1 SLewis-1 Mencken-57 Milton-1 Mortimer-9 Nabokov-5 NapoleonI-9 Nixon-1 Payor-1 APowell-9 Rochefoucauld-20 Roland-1 Rousseau-8 BRussell-3 Seneca-18 Shaw-96 Shelley-5 Tertullian-1 Twain-55 Voltaire-23 Wilde-32,82 analysing c waves JBest-1 frowns and starves Lytton-13 juvenile HSamuel-5 Schwarzenegger-1 nothing to do with movies waves not patterns JBest-1 Crimean war crimes criminal Divine-1 WHRussell-1 1Bible-42 Amiel-4 Arendt-2 WBenjamin-2 Caron-1 OGoldsmith-20 ONash-7 statute book a disgrace criminals handles its more cringing crinoline cripple crisis not a financial criteria critic business of I was never critical Black Mass theory criticise criticised not Pratchett-12 Carey-10 Apollodorus-1 JCameron-4 Eden-1 JBPriestley-2 CBax-1 Rumsfeld-13 RClark-1 Lao-4 2OWHolmes-12 RHarris-1 Atwood-1 Bramah-1 Highet-1 AWaugh-5 AlBennett-5 Claudel-1 Gowers-3 Lenin-3 Mosley-1 MKing-2 Ayer-6 CBax-1 Rawson-1 Mencken-90 Beerbohm-17 2JamesRichardson-1 Harris-1

criticism

see also review; Annan-1 Chesterton-43 TSEliot-34 SJohnson-112 Lowell-9 HMacmillan-12 Paglia-5 HRowland-8 BRussell-51 Wainwright-1 JMWhistler-14

applied only to what he cannot take seriously is to art what writing NFrye-2 Updike-20

HJames-27 SConran-1

Fowles-3 WGGrace-1 Harris-1 Home-1 THorn-1 THughes- critics

Adrian-1 KAmis-23 Auden-20 Bagehot-11 Balliett-1 Beecham-7 AlBennett-32 1Bible-33 Bovee-1 Burgess-4 Burke-35 Callan-1 Chandler-11 Chawson-1 Coleridge-2 Conrad-2,3 RDavies-2 BDisraeli-30 GEliot-6 HenryFielding-19 FSFitzgerald-11 PFleming-4 FMFord-15 Forster-2 CFry-1 Galbraith-2,18 Gallienne-2 Goldwyn-1 Hampton-1 GMHopkins-1 RHutton-1 AJay-5 SJohnson-16,64 Joubert-2 Kael-1 Lichtenberg-1 DLodge-7 HCLodge-3 Martial-5 Mature-1 Mille-1 Mencken-28,85 GMoore-6 Nathan-6 Nietzsche-9,12 JOsborne-4 Paderewski-1 Pound-1 Rayburn-1 Sewell-5 Shaw-14,24,88,93 Sibelius-1 SSmith-7 Steinbeck-3 Strachey-2 Streeter-1 Swift-29 Truman-3 Twain-26 Tynan-1,5 Updike-1,3 Ustinov-5 Vonnegut-3 Wallach-1 Wharton-3 JMWhistler-1,4,5 Wordsworth-9

like dizzy girls

AlanBennett-14 Behan-2 Beerbohm-15

listen to the BBC c Alan Bennett-16 like eunuch in a harem not for crocodile crocus Cromwell street corner Oliver Cromwell crook crooked crooks catches more c than it cropper cross (angry) without a c word cross (religion) humiliation of to be borne cross-dressing crossed the house crossroads crow crowd LloydGeorge-20 CCOBrian-1 RGreene-1 see also hoi polloi, mobs, multitude; FBacon69 Bon-2 Self-1 Forster-12 OSFowler-1 APHerbert-5 Muggeridge-7 Ehrenkrantz-1 Stevie Smith-1 see also transvestism; Dowling-1 RMark-2 1Anon-236 1Clarendon-1 Dix-1 Nixon-7 see also Crime, Morals; Kant-4 Runyon-7 Templer-1 Mille-2 WChurchill-27 Reagan-9 JGardner-2 show little sympathy

should escape rather than

descends several rungs in c he is barbarian Bon-2 reduce its individuals crowds

only c of our time Symons-2

see also hoi-polloi, mobs, multitude; Ciardi-2 Cocteau-3 Gibbon-4 Inge-24 CharlesLamb-10 Livy-7 TMacaulay-79 Schama-10 SSmith-26

crows crown crucible crucifiction spectators felt

CJames-11 Dunning-1 ElizabethI-1 Shelley-13 Cocteau-3 TBMacaulay-135 Zimbalist-1 Malraux-1

crud ninety percent crudity cruel cruelty 2Anon-40 1Anon-75 Fry-1 Nabokov-3 Shaw-47 LTolstoy-9 Jefferson-34 Balchin-1 JBaldwin-2 WBlake-9 Celine-1 Clees-2 Connolly-8 TCarlyle-22 HALFisher-2 Frank-1 Gibbon-9 Knox-1 RMacaulay-3 TMacaulay-10,54 Maugham-18 Nabokov-5 QuillerCouch-5 Peake-4 Raleigh-1 Rostand-4 BRussell-2,77 Shaw-48 ASmith-42 Strawson-1 ATrollope-19 Trotsky-2 Twain-16 TWilliams-2 Woodruff-2 war is cruising crumbling crusades crushed spirit crutches cry out crying crystallised fruit Cubism cuckoldry cuckoo clock cucumber cuddle cul de sac cully cult of personality cultivated cultivation culture JJones-1 Montesquieu-9 Auchincloss-1 Wharton-5 MArnold-12,13,14 Beauvoir-1 Bellow-7 CBernstein-1,2 2SButler-19 Colombo-1 TSEliot-15 Gracian-1 PGHall-1 Hecht-3 Herriot-1 AHuxley-26 Johst-1 Kohn-1 Lessing-3 Lorenz-2 Marcuse-1 Maugham-37 Paglia-5 JCPowys-1 Shaw-61 Steiner-1 ATolstoy-1 damaged decadent evolution of enrich ther soul facts pass for AArmstrong-4 Barzun-4 AdolfLoos-2 WSMaugham-78 AlBennett-42 WSMaugham-78 Welles-1 AlBennett-29 SJohnson-75 1Anon-202 Cocks-1 Congreve-12 OSitwell-5 Sewell-8 see also adultery; FMFord-3 Wycherley-5 MLowry-2 see weeping 1Bible-43 Bowra-2 Carey-11 TMacaulay-22 WTSherman-3 BRussell-2 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 Mosley-1 Hume-20 Runciman-1,2,3

cup cupidity curare curate cure

Degas-1 Flaubert-15 see also avarice; CSLewis-6 Chandler-30 1Anon-160 Auden-14 SSmith-11 Stocks-1 see also healing; Burgess-18 Epictetus-6 Franklin-30 GGreene-7 Peacock-14 Voltaire-41 JAddams-1

inhuman degrading Bingham-7

for ills of democracy cures curiosity

Chamfort-12 Stoppard-26 Bondi-1 Filene-1 1TFuller-10 Godwin-1 OGoldsmith-8 SJHarris-4 SJohnson-65 Lamb-1 DHLawrence-6 Lumiere-1 Rousseau-4 Trevelyan-2

curious be not c in unnecessary curly dimpled lunatics curmudgeon currency worshipped current curse foreign ways curtain cursing Curzon custodes custom goodness of customer is never wrong customers cut down off hand off that hand cuteness cutlery cut-throats cutting off their nose cuttings cuttlefish disputants like CV Cycladic figurines cycles cyclone JBarnes-15 2Anon-38 Becker-1 DStokes-1 Poncare-4 2Bible-38 SJHarris-6 SJHarris-6 Addison-19 Randall-1 DHunt-1 Mature-1 4Bible-5 1Bible-38 Lagrange-1 SKing-1 Hawke-1 Otway-1 Ritz-1 HFord-6 Khruschev-3 ASmith-7,21 Emerson-17 Bellow-9 HHAsquith-3 Greenspan-4 Keynes-14 Kinnock-1 Clough-3 WWilson-6 MFoot-3 Minogue-1 Rhys-1 Montaigne-40 Clough-3 Humphries-2 Keats-10 HMacmillan-32 Rabelais-2 see also swearing; Milton-2 SBaldwin-8 Jowett-2 LloydGeorge-2 Juvenal-4 Boccaccio-1 HJackson-1 JSMill-16,48 BRussell-41,48 Shakespeare-27 Twain-57 Blackstone-6 WShakespeare-57 more honoured in the 3Bible-17

with a good conscience

thine enemy is none the

public expenditure RMarsh-1

information is not Maurois-3 not something you put on sad fact about cultures exposed E E Cummings cunning Maurois-4 1Anon-83 EWilson-1 Bacon-20 Balchin-1 LChild-1 Gaulle-8 Levin-16 RMacaulay-3 Machiavelli-7 Sade-5 NTomalin-1 Wollstencraft-1 cunt tight LordByron-47 Rochester-1 Coward-16 Butz-1 pulled a kipper out of Duke of Cumberland Auden-45

cymbal cynic

disappointed in the future knows the price of Wilde-101 reads bitter lessons from cynicism

Bierce-11 Checkov-10 Haliwell-1 Hellman-1 Herodotus-2 EWHowe-6 AJay-6 JuliusII-2 Layton-4 Maugham-9 Mencken-71 GMeredith-4 Naughton-2 Nixon-3 Shaw-10

unpleasant way of saying Cyprus Czechoslovakia D dad Dada daffodils daft Dagenham dagger Daily Mail Daily Telegraph Dalai Lama Salvador Dali damage Damascus has seen all dammed damn damnable damnation damned dots damp Danaos dance invaluable at dancers dances no sober man d dancing Cicero-42 Twain-127 Hood-2 see fathers RByron-2

LHellman-1

withot the poetry dare to know daring daringly Darius dark

ADent-3 Horace-27 Kant-5 ADouglas-1 Lebowitz-5 Wellington-13 Bacon-5 Tuchman-3 Bacon-19 Beckett-2 CBowen-1 TBrowne-4 ECharles-1 WChurchill-24 Edgworth-1 FSFitzgerald-7 FrancisofAssissi-1 Haskins-1 OHenry-2 SJohnson-20 Lytton-2 BRussell-64 Shackleton-1 Spaeth-1

NChamberlain-1 Fermor-1,2

Duchamp-1 Hunter-1 WScott-13 LindaSmith-1 Cowper-4 Salisbury-6 MArnold-7 Levin-13 WHastings-3 Orwell-17,48,49 DGabor-1 JHJackson-1 SJones-2 MKempton-1 Millikan-3 1Anon-251

glasses races darken my Dior darkly darkness see how d looks darn dart board Charles Darwin Darwin (Australia) Darwinism Darwins

FAllen-7 DHLawrence-22 Lillie-1 Twain-114 WJames-11 Shuter-1 TSEliot-46 Agassiz-2 Barzun-14 TBell-1 RDarwin-1 THHuxley-16 Keating-1 1Anon-189 Emerson-16 Northcott-1 Read-1 JDRockefellerJr-1 Wilde-12

threats of irreversible

EGHubbard-12 Millay-3 Chesterfield-3 InnocentX-1 see also hell; Dyson-2 1SButler-4 TSEliot-19 Wellington-16 RHSChurchill-2 Petty-1 Virgil-7 Alan Bennett-39 Cicero-28

idea offers answers Dennett-2 dastard dastardly data cannot speak for do not exist Deschamps-1 Hazlitt-63 see also statistics; Doyle-11 Mencken-88 JBest-5 2Anon-39 Goldacre-3 Smolin-2

not plural of anecdote that sem to contradict database no statute law d date out of dated dates dauber will never be anything but Daumier David and Jonathan Robertson Davies Wilde-106 Mailer-8 Auden-24 Toulson-1 WAllen-7 2Anon-48 EBWhite-2 Repplier-2

Aurelius-3 Barbour-1 Bax-1 Fonteyn-1 GHerbert-8 SMartin-1 Nietzsche-16 JParton-1 Poe-5 Pope-22 Shaw-70

about architecture Costello-2 call of instinct in case it led to master George Dandin dandy Dane-geld danger Malraux-2 SKelly-1 SJohnson-52 Moliere-9 Connolly-24 GMeredith-4 Sewell-1 Kipling-15 Bacon-63 Benn-3 JBernard-1 Burke-43 WChurchill-30 Clausewitz-2 Colton-2 Coke-6 Defoe-5 Edison-9 Egremont-1 IFleming-1 Gooch-1 Hobbes-2 THHuxley-4 JamesI-2 HelenKeller-1 RFKennedy-2 Kirkpatrick-1

Titian-1

see also hazardous; AAdler-4 Alain-1 MAmis-5 1Anon-188 daughter

1Bible-41 Bowdler-1 Clancy-1 JFord-1 GriffithJones-1

CarolineLamb-1 DHLawrence-20 Macmillan-8 Metternich- dawdle 2 Nietzsche-20,26 Nkrumah-1 Pizzey-1 Pope-4,18 Roche-4 dawn StClair-1 Shackleton-1 Shakespeare-22,34 SSmith-2 Wild-1 went away dangerous as an enemy man world d'Annunzio Dante Pratchett-19 2ADumas-4 Wilkes-4 HGRRobinson-1 Lawes-1 GWBush-7 AlbertEinstein-35 Haberstam-1 Parsons-2 Seymour-Smith-1 Ruskin-63 Tennyson-4 Vega-1 Surtees-3 Victoria-10 Voltaire-2 RobtWagner-1 Walpole-13 day Doris Day daydreams coming true C Day-Lewis daylight days few of off

Robertson-1 Housman-1 TBMacaulay-147 Manzolli-1 Levant-3 GMarx-13 Brophy-5 LPSmith-15 LPSmith-15 JBPriestley-1 SHoggart-1 1Bible-47 Tracy-1

first to catch and reflect

darken into nightmares

when things are going

dazzle mine eyes dead JWebster-6 BAppleyard-4 Chesterton-28 Chilon-1 Dickens-36 THeywood-1 ELevine-1 Maeterlinck-1 Melbourne-14 TRoosevelt-8 Shawcroass-2 FSheridan-2 JSloan-1 Szasz-10 Twain-78 Voltaire-27 duck god is CJames-10 Nerval-1 Santayana-23 Rumsfeld-2 afraid of appearing after d cause of cure for fear of duties Baring-3 Beecham-2 Beecham-1 Home-3 GHowe-2 Levin-15 Sparrow-4 LTolstoy-18 Updike-8 Wagner-5 deal Deal (Kent) dear dearie dearness death see also business; 2TFuller-17 Cobbett-5 see expensive, love Housman-12 Paine-17 see also capital punishment, coffin, deceased, dead, die, died, dying, execution, final words, funerals, grave, immortality, killed, killing, murder; WActon-2 Addison16,17 Aeschylos-3,5 Aesop-3 WAllen-2,6 Angier-1 1Anon-85,87,149 Appleyard-2 Arbuthnot-1,2 Archer-1 Ardrey-1 Asimov-2 Bacon-11,19 Balzac-6 IBanks-3 JPBarnes-18 JBarrymore-1 Bean-1 Becket-33 Behan-1 Belloc-7,11 Benn-4 BernardofClairvaux-2 1Bible-4,25 3Bible-6,14 Bonhours-1 Brougham-5 TBrowne-7 EBBrowning-1 RBrowning-4 Bruyere-8 Byron-10 Celine-4 Chesterton-19 Cockburn-2 MCollins-1 Comstock-1 Coward-15 JDavidson-1 RDavies-1 Deedes-1 Depew-1 Donne-1 CDouglas-1 Dunbar-1 ADworkin-17 Eddy-2 Fairbanks-1 Ferber-1 Fontenelle-3 FMFord-1 France-9 FrancisofAssissi-1 Frank-1 Franklin-11,18 Friedenberg-2 Friel-1 Frohman-2 Fromm-1,2 Frost-12 2TFuller-14 Galbraith-25 Garibaldi-1 Garth-1 GeorgeV-5 Giraudoux-4 OGoldsmith-10 GoreBooth-1 Greene-7 Grellet-1 Grotius-2 JBSHaldane-6 HarveyJones-1 Hazlitt-26,34 Heine-5,8 HSHolland-1 Horace-11,13 EHubbard-11 Hume-19 AHuxley-10,32 THHuxley-5 Hypsaeus-1 Ionesco-2 Jay-2 SJohnson-66,80 Keynes-18 MLKing-4 RDLaing-1 Landor-5 debtors Lavoisier-2 TELawrence-2 Leacock-8 RELee-1 SLewis-2 Littlewood-1 LouisXIV-8 LouisPhilippe-1 Lowry-1,2 Lynch-1 Lyndhurst-1 DMacArthur-2 TMacaulay-87 Malthus-5 Map-1 Marlowe-3 TMarshall-1 Maugham-2 Menander-1 Mencken-46 Moliere-7 Muggeridge-3 Patten-3 Penn-5 Plautus-2 Plout-1 Proust-12 Raleigh-1 Raymond-1 JReed-2 BrigRees-1 TRoosevelt-10 Ros-1 Rousseau-5 Rush-1 BRussell-17,48,67,80 Saki-11 decayed decease decadence decadent culture Debussy how we face I am become injustice in his is better is the brighter knell

Santayana-18 Saroyan-1,2 Saurin-1 Sayers-3 Scarron-3 Scholes-2 Schopenhauer-15 RobtScott-1 WScott-9 Sedgwick-1 Seneca-10 SeymourSmith-1 Shakespeare-23,26,52 Shaw-19,49,98,110 Shelley-15 PSheridan-2 Sieyes-2 SSmith-2,11,55 Solon-1,3 Sophocles-6 Spark-2 Spooner-1 Steinbeck-1 Strachey-3 Stravinsky-8 WBThomas-1 Thucydides-3 Thurber-1 Tillich1 NTolstoy-20 AJToynbee-6 Twain-37,42,59,82 Voltaire-25,37,38 Walden-1 HWalpole-4 RWest-10 Wetherell-1 Wiesel-4 Wilde-62,87,90 Wilkes-1 TWilson-3 Wordsworth-15 CChurchill-3 SJohnson-158 JCameron-8 Hazlitt-63 Rumsfeld-1 Holub-2 Shaw-145 Howatch-1 1Anon-149 Oppenheim-4 Canetti-3 Heine-15 Massey-1 Repplier-1 JPBarnes-21 ITurgenev-2

have seen the end of war in some other country is bathed in praise Freidank-1 like to see me

LdHolland-1 MrsHWood-1

make sure he was Goldwyn-10 never called me mother deadly Dead Sea fruit deaf and dumb deafness should be listened to by Dahlberg-9 Bagehot-17 Kipling-19

depressing view of war evolutionary pressures

loved life and feared d interesting part of life my of democracy penalty Flecker-1

RMHutchins-2 Hatch-1 Karr-4

predicament before HJames-26 sat on him was D 2Bible-44 single is a tragedy Stalin-4 we are in 4Bible-7 TNagel-1 Cicero-39 DCato-1 were it not followed by with hope of immortality without learning, life is deathbed deaths a million d is a statistic debate debates debauch debaucheries made money of debauchery debt AHamilton-2 Castlerosse-1 Saki-3 EMumford-1 Peacock-2 Perot-1 PopeHennessy-2 RBSheridan-16 ASmith-39 Steele-8 Wierner-1 Bierce-44 1Anon-82 Faure-1 Orga-1 RimskyzKorsakov-2 AJPTaylor-1 Clemenceau-2 Hampton-4 Barzun-4 JQAdams-4 Bacon-10 AlBennett-27 Heller-1 TMacaulay-86,110 Peskett-1 WSMaugham-49 see also death; WHastings-3 Stalin-4 LdByron-42 Chandler-16 HJohnson-2 Vidal-19 Banbury-1 Epicurus-2 Hogben-1 Lasch-1 Abramovitz-2 JCook-3 TSEliot-12 Keynes-14 Krutch-3 TMacaulay-105 Zack-1

Edmonds-1 Eldridge-1 Epictetus-6 Euripides-3,9,11 Ewer-2 debasement

Heller-5 GHerbert-5 Herford-2 Hesse-3 Hobbes-2 Hoffer-12 Debrett

Mussolini-1 Ngo-1 Nietzsche-23 WOwen-1 Palmerston-3,4 decay

deceit few shocked by deceive

see also deception; LdByron-42 Machiavelli-7 NCoward-22

caused by stupidity CBarnett-1 defect defence Aristotle-8 BDisraeli-2 Emerson-40,46 DRay-1 Truman-10 see also war; Baldwin-12 CharlesI-2 DayLewis-1 Emerson-16,40 Epictetus-3,8 Garrod-1 Goring-1 MKempton-1 JFKennedy-13 Mencken-17 Ovid-15 Orwell45 Percival-1 Reagan-7 against foreign invasion before you are accused defend freedom abroad Murrow-5 Cicero-37 WGodwin-2 CharlesI-2

market where men Anacharsis-1 deceived and disappointed by painting December decency Boorstin-5 1Pliny-10 Barrie-11 HBAdamas-8 Bridie-3 JFCooper-2 Darrow-6 Hope-5 Macmillan-9 Mencken-22 LMitchell-1 Rhodes-3 WWilberforce-1 decent the practice of a d lawyer deception Root-1 Barnum-1 Carefa-1 Cavour-1 Coke-4 Connolly-8 Cornford-1 Gorky-1 Herbert-12 Herodotus-2 WIrving-1 EJenkins-1 JJordan-1 Lithgow-1 TMacaulay-26,90 Medawar-20 Pizzey-1 APowell-6 JRobinson-1 Rochefoucauld-22 SaintPierre-1 WScott-10 Shakespeare-3 Stefansson-1 SunTzu-1 LTolstoy-15 ATrollope-5 Wilde-48 whatever if necessary decimals decision is a mistake decisions Dahlberg-8 Amiel-2 MAsquith-1 Banbury-1 Becket-45 Cornford-1,2 Dick-1 Dulles-2 Galbraith-12 Joseph-1 Kissinger-22 HLaski-1 Lever-1 MMcCarthy-2 Mansfield-1 Meier-1 inept making decisiveness and leadership deckchair all the grace decline Pratchett-22 TCarlyle-12 Endore-1 Gibbon-29 Heine-6 Horace-6 Keynes-1 Livy-2 TMacaulay-110 Mosley-1 Orrery-1 Read-1 DStokes-1 AJToynbee-7 decomposition deconstruction decoration decorum decrepitude dedication deduction deed no good goes unpunished deep down defamation Haughey-1 AGardner-5 Bacon-5 WBerkeley-1 CarterRuck-1 Epictetus-3,8 HMiller-1 Shakespeare-3 Smollett-4 defeat Beauvoir-6 Beerbohm-1 Brennus-1 WChurchill-44 Ciano-1 Galbraith-14 JFKennedy-2 Livy-3 TMacaulay-58 Marsh-1 Plautus-4 Romer-1 TRoosevelt-6 Victoria-11 Wellington-12 delinquency of our aims defeatism defeats Koestler-8 GThomas-6 Orwell-1 delirium tremens Delius Delphic victory turned into Beauvoir-7 CBLuce-3 Balzac-7 WIrving-11 1Anon-88 WSGilbert-11 DCGRossett-1 see structuralism Beerbohm-14 CMcInnes-1 Peake-2 Trollope-3 Aristotle-7 Schama-5 Gaulle-4 EWaugh-23 JMorris-4 Pirsig-1 PopeHennessy-2 COSkinner-1 Wodehouse-9 MBalfour-1 CDarwin-9 Doyle-8 degrading treatment degree of civilisation deity essays by infant dejection delay justice delegation delenda est deletion Delhi deliberate deliberation delicacy delicious NFDavies-4 Byers-1 Belloc-3 Hitler-6 degradation Daniel Defoe deformity defy degenerate RobertCooper-1 HHAsquith-3 RHSChurchill-2

Reagan-19 SRunciman-4

from officiousness Brophy-9 refuse to d some men society from sex defensive deference deferential deferral defiance of the world deficiency defile definition Hoffer-15 Peel-2 3Bible-9 Diogenes-9 JRGreen-1 Paris-1 Schulberg-1 Brann-13 SJohnson-134-149 GEMoore-1 Polkinghorne-1 Popper-13 Szasz-5 Valery-5 FMFord-2 SJohnson-55 AMarr-1,2 Quincey-5 Southey-2 Tasso-1 WChurchill-49 Marsh-1 1Anon-95 LdByron-15 Faraday-3 Gobineau-2 HAJones-1 TMacaulay-86 Mao-1 EWaugh-4 see also Depravity; Bettelheim-2 LdByron-42 Hecht-2 McCulloch-1 Maugham-11 JSMill-43 WScott-19 Stanton-1,2 Twain-26 ARWallace-5 Bingham-7 PCampbell-1 Shakespeare-49 Dostoyevsky-3 Coward-14 Hume-22 Hume-22 PFleming-2 Bacon-49 Baldry-1 SJohnson-47 RKennedy-3 Wells-11 1Anon-232 Boren-1 RobtWagner-1 Cato-5 Jonson-3 QuilleryCouch-2 JMorris-3 Addison-9 STColeridge-12 Gaulle-6 JAusten-23 LdByron-17 LStephen-1 see also pleasure; ABAlcott-2 Austen-5 RBaxter-1 Jonson-4 PJKavanagh-4 Milton-9 Montaigne-3 Montesquieu-10 BRussell-42 FPSchubert-2 Shakespeare-43 Sophocles-9 Muggeridge-4 Connolly-4 Brann-10 Levin-4 AJPTaylor-1 Brophy-9 Ruskin-57 AWaugh-7 Gattrell-1 see delay

Sculley-1 Tuchman-1 Twain-45 Wild-1 Will-2 IanWilson-1 E Degas

work of science inferior

down pretty superficial

Herodotus-8 Hoffer-11 SJohnson-102 Jonson-5 Medawar-11 delight

oracle delude deluge delusion delusions of grandeur delved Adam demagogue demagogues demand precedes supply supply creates demented dementia demise democracies

Plutarch-13 1Anon-214 Pompadour-1 see also Illusion; Inge-17 Knapton-1 JBall-1 Brann-7 JFCooper-3 BDisraeli-46 Lincoln-3 TMacaulay121 Marquis-8 Shelley-2 Peel-7 Confucius-1 AHuxley-11 Say-1 Ricardo-5 1Anon-50 CJames-7 HJohnson-2 SJohnson-150 Pratchett-2 see death DKeith-1

demons demoralisation Demosthenes filled them said let us march denial denied denies

see also devil; DHoffman-1 Nightingale-3 Colton-17 AStevenson-9 CCockburn-3 RiceDavies-1 Vauvenargues-1 RKennedy-3

sank to the level of AHuxley-37

I am the spirit that Goethe-28 Denmark denouement denounce peacemakers for lack of denouncers density dentistry dentures denunciation deny lnowledge depend dependence labyrinth of dependency times of stress deplore deployment depraved priviliged war is depravity NFDavies-9 HennikerMajor-1 Postgate-1 Weinberger-2 Galbraith-53 Bakunin-4 see also degradation; CBronte-3 ACockburn-1 Flynn-1 GHamilton-1 SJohnson-121 TMacaulay-10,94 Mitchel-1 Nietzsche-14,24 Shaw-87 Twain-16 depress no power can depressing books view of war depression Auden-46 Rumsfeld-1 see also melancholy; Gay-8 GGreene-18 Mencken-25 ASimon-1 SSmith-52 Sontag-1 Victoria-11 HWallace-1 Weldon-1 deprivation depth derangement Derby Baldwin-1 TBrowne-7 RDavies-20 Feiffer-12 1Bible-20 JKerr-1 Montesquieu-20 Nietzsche-37 see madness TSEliot-46 Roseberry-3 Quintilian-7 Rorty-1 Hume-21 THHuxley-2 Ryle-2 DrWebb-1 LBJohnson-1 Ruskin-52 OMiller-7 RiceDavies-2 SWilberforce-1 Appleyard-6 VBell-1 Dryden-15 Haldane-7 Legman-1 Calgacus-1 BDisraeli-13 AStevenson-4 Nairn-1 Shakespeare-55 Channing-1 KAmis-27 HJames-23 Chamfort-8 Keynes-20 EWaugh-12 Twain-9 Colby-1 Home-3 Sparrow-4 Carey-13 THHuxley-11 Lincoln-14 Kant-7 2Bible-20 OCromwell-5 Landor-5 JuliusII-2 ACarnegie-4 Connolly-15 MFrye-1 CMMills-1 Farak-1 HWGoring-4 Haldane-14 Salisbury-11 SSmith-50 RLStevenson-20

die behind closed doors democracy

tend to mediocrity JFCooper-8 see also majorities, politics; Aristotle-5 Attlee-1 Bagehot-8 TCarlyle-15 AChase-1 Chaucer-8 Chesterton-8,28 WChurchill-11 Cicero-38 ACoren-1 Demosthenes-2 BDisraeli-45 Drabble-4 Emerson-23 Galt-1 Gibbon-1 Gill-2 Gring-1 Harrowby-1 Hearst-3 HenryII-1 Hogben-1 AHuxley-5 Inge-8,16 Jefferson-9 JPKennedy-3 RKennedy-3 DHLawrence-21,26,27 Lippmann-1,5 LloydGeorge-16 TMacaulay-9,114 TMann-4 GCMarshall-1 Mencken-6,23,49,84 Montesquieu-15,22 Mortimer-6 Napolitano-1 Niebuhr-2 PiusII-1 Plato-1 Polybius-1 Popper-2,9,14,17,26 DPotter-2 Read-1 FDRoosevelt-1 BRussell-9 Sampson-1 Shaw-31 JStokes-1 Stoppard-19 Strunsky-2 AJPTaylor-16 Truman-10 Tytler-1 Vidal-12 Voltaire-44 Welles-1 EBWhite-1 cant work commit suicide death of dont understand dream of evil of foe of of you truly had Heinlein-15 JAdams-7 RMHutchins-2 LBJohnson-10 Flaubert-4 CharlesI-1 Acton-12 OKahn-1 Acheson-9 JCampbell-1 Heinlein-7 JQAdams-1 WHBeveridge-1

Betjeman-6 Bismarck-1 Buckley-2 JCampbell-1 Canning-5 departure

cure for the ills of JAdams-1

equal votes for unequal

irreversible trend to Quayle-8 majority is effective million wiser than one most ignoble unjust never lasts long no d in physics understand JAdams-7 Alvarez-1 Strunsky-2 France-6 no d can afford ignorance say what you like GBarry-1 universalisation of Fukuyama-1 wealth in d is sacred without arms democrats demolition FrederickII-5 Depew-3 ORourke-13 AStevenson-8 Bacon-10 GThomas-1

derision laughter far from Jacques Derrida Rene Descartes descendants best thing to do descent describe nothing description desert use after his

of wire, concrete roads

desertion deserve

Shaw-58 see also due; Addison-9 JBarnes-9 Benny-1 Christiansen-1 Corneille-1 Hazlitt-48 Lincoln-14 Lynes-1 Maistre-1 Moliere-9 Orwell-15 2Pliny-2

1 Li-1 Longfellow-2 Lycurgus-1 TMacaulay-22,81 Machiavelli-4 Milton-7 Nietzsche-7 Orrery-1 BRussell-12 3Shaftesbury-1 Sophocles-2 Publilius-5 Updike-12 agents of d honoured destructive easy to be witty detachment detail JPriestley-4 circumstantial not into details god is in detective novel deteriora deterioration Flaubert-16 Mies-2 AWarburg-1 baronessPhillips-1 VSPritchett-11 Ovid-1 see also degradation, epigone gloom; 1Anon-79,203,204 2Anon-22 Arnold-1 Ashley-1 Astbury-1 Bosanquet-1 Butterworth-1 Coke-1 FMFord-7 Gold-1 Heine-6 Horace-5 EIrving-1 Milton-2 PWalker-2 Cartland-3 determination determinism deterministic arguments not coercive deterrence detestable detestation detested detractor devaluation development devil WJames-17 Kenyon-1 Reading-1 Szasz-7,8 Thucydides-3 AJPTaylor-12 see Hatred Wellington-28 Clarendon-3 Swift-29 Menander-8 HWilson-2,6 BadenPowell-2 Gide-4 BRussell-22 JMSmith-2 Nairn-1 see also diabolical, Satan; Augustine-13 Bolt-1 Brann-4 Bronowski-3 TBrowne-4,5 SButler-10 LChild-1 Etherege-2 Fontaine-1 2TFuller-8 Goethe-8 Rhill-1 THHuxley-7 Kipling-29 Knox-1 KKraus-6 Machiavelli-1 Madan-5 Mailer-4 FMatthews-1 Mencken-73 TMore-4 DMurray-1 Piccabia-3 Prynne-1 Scruton-3 Shelley-3 FSomerville-1 Squire-1 Tertullian-1 Tuchman-4 Twain-61,83 Voltaire-25 JAdams-9 VAdler-1 1Anon-28 each our own d made woman shame the Wilde-111 Hugo-3 TCarlyle-60 RHill-1 Latimer-4 Rabelais-11 Shakespeare-46 JCharles-1 Coolidge-4 Hannibal-1 Hardy-5 Horace-9 AHuxley-11 Marsh-1 Rochefoucauld-2 2Anon-30 Aurelius-5 Born-1 Gurney-1 Lichtenberg-10 Shakespeare-28,29 ESmart-1 TWolfe-1 Bergerac-2 Runciman-2 NCoward-4 WWilson-1 Burgess-14 Flaubert-16 Tuchman-5 JKJerome-14 Rumsfeld-15

deshabille design

ArBennett-8 1Anon-137 Bayley-1 Dworkin-2 Heinlein-3 Hume-22 MWMontagu-7 Peake-2 Shaw-112 Steele-5 Twain-50

does not move you Hockney-1 more owing to chance two great rules designed desirable desire Pugin-2 Jeans-1 Ongley-1 see also sex, wants; Aristotle-22 WBlake-7,8 Coleridge-3 Dahlberg-1 RDavies-8 Julius-2 Malory-1 Menander-2 Michelangelo-4 Nabokov-2 Orkney-1 Proust-4,7 Shakespeare-8,32 Shaw-70 to be in love without d to know desires desolate desolation despair Asimov-4 Stael-4 Montaigne-31 SDavies-1 see also gloom; WAllen-8 Bierce-27 Dickens-4 BDisraeli-6 Colton-10 Connolly-25 Durrenmatt-1 FrancisofAssissi-1 GGreene-19 Hawes-2 Housman-1 GCMarshall-1 Milton-8 Pitt-1 Shaw-146 Tait-1 Thoreau-13 STolstoy-1 Wilde-68 not feast on of this country desperate desperation lives of quiet d despise Thoreau-13 Hartley-6 Keynes-16 Massie-3 Orwell-38,51 Plato-1 Seneca-12 Shaw-119 despised despondency despotism impartial is necessary of kings of liberty Montesquieu-25 Emerson-15 Shaw-58 see also oppression, tyranny; Demosthenes-2 MMcCarthy-3 TBMacaulay-131 GMason-1 Schama-8 RBSheridan-17 TBMacaulay-153 Horton-1 Marat-4 Marat-4 GMHopkins-5 GeorgeIII-5 IPears-1 WSMaugham-67

needed to arouse his

where he was known Beecher-1 ACarter-2 Chomsky-3 OGoldsmith-13 RGreen-2 deus

is allowed to multiply

or unlimited sovereignty tempered by casualness tempered by assasination despotisms dessert dessicated destination destiny destitution destroy destroyed destroying without destruction Updike-12 Peel-7

sarcasm is the language of should have the best tunes wants nothing more Arnould-1 devils chaplain devious and decietful devise Devon devotion devout diabetes diabolical

BrillatSavarin-1 NBevan-8 Kronenberger-2 Voltaire-39 see also determinism, fate; Aurelius-5 WChurchill-65 Alison-1 Wolsey-3 Montaigne-31

CSDarwin-11 RobertHarris-2 KMartin-1 TMore-5 BalfourPaul-1 Chandler-23 Leonardo-2 Keats-17 HCole-1 Rowland-3 Whistler-3 Wilde-61 WScott-18 Joyce-7 see also Devil; RBSheridan-13

Bakunin-3 BaudoinI-1 Baudrillard-1 1Bible-27 DBrown-1 Chekhov-5 WChurchill-50 Connolly-22 Coward-4 Dryden-15 Duport-1 Euripides-8 MFrench-2 SFreud-18

ALGordon-1 Hammurabi-1 Keynes-24 Krutch-2 Lapecede- Diaghilev

died laughing diagnosing incorrectly diagnosis diagram dial-a-recipe dialects dialogue diamonds diaper diaphragm diarrhoea diaries destroy his diary

Stravisnky-8 EBenn-1 Szasz-2 Archimedes-1 Levin-14 TCarlyle-34 OGoldsmith-16 SJohnson-36 TSheridan-3 Chandler-27 GHowe-2 Farouk-1 ZGabor-3 Heinlein-3 Bierce-12 MHastings-3 Littlejohn-1 Pearce-1 ANWilson-5 JMasters-1 STolstoy-2 Barrie-13 Becket-9 Chandler-17 Kee-1 LeesMilne-1 LouisXIV-1 HNicolson-3 TrevorRoper-1 HughWalpole-1 VWoolf-15

tomorrow we are going to young dies leaving millions died diet and health differ right to difference

Isidore-3 RDawkins-4 BHead-1 Herodotus-9 Cambronne-1 ACarnegie-2 see also death; GWCecil-1 TCampbell-4 Prentice-1 Swift-30 Goldacre-5 RHJackson-2 BanksSmith-2 Camus-6 TCarlyle-41 BDisraeli-48 FSFitzgerald-3 Fulghum-1 Hemingway-8 Luxemburg-1 McGinley-4 Mencken-40 HRowland-10 Shaw-75

guard d but not surrender

millions d that caesar great

Diana, Princess of Wales

of opinion different

Twain-113 1Anon-196 JTempleton-1 Keynes-29 Bukowski-1 Trollope-44 CSagan-4 Calonne-1 Nansen-2 Grainger-1 JWDavis-1 Lucretius-4 Amiel-3 JCarter-3 Chesterton-23 Colton-2 Cowper-1 Deffand-1 Gandhi-1 SJohnson-54 Lancaster-4 Lucretius-5 Nansen-2 Pritchett-7 Sallust-1 Samuel-1 SSmith-37 Tucholsky-1

from the future predict if it is simply seems too takes little time why be difficulties smooth out someone elses difficulty

dice been hotter Charles Dickens

DBernoulli-1 Bierce-13 AlbEinstein-3 Emerson-25 Julius-1 difficult Rooney-1 KAmis-14 1Anon-80 Bagehot-31 AlBennett-8 Brodsky-2 Brophy-3 Burgess-7 DCecil-1 RDavies-26 Emerson-51 AAGill-9 Hayward-1 HJames-7 Kundera-2 FRLeavis-2 Leno-1 Mantel-1 Meredith-2 Orwell-7 Ravenhill-1 JFStephen-4 ATrollope-29 Wilde-8 EdmundWilson-3

God not only plays Hawking-1

predict the future AlfredMarshall-5

to interpret the past AlfredMarshall-5

leaves us dissatisfied slipshod cadence of written by dictation dictator substitutes for dictators dictatorship dictionary didactic die bad d late but once dont want to if I should is not to learning how to let them die men should never going to d Trotsky-7 ACooke-3

WSMaugham-75 Agate-8

seriousness lacking WSMaugham-75 stand condensation Saintsbury-3 Rumsfeld-4

continuing to exist Fontenelle-3 diffidence diffuse digestion digging dignity 1Anon-97 Colton-14 Degas-4 VWoolf-14 BDisraeli-40 Linklater-1 ASimon-1 Healey-2 FrBacon-67 Bagehot-1 Bede-2 Borrow-3 Burgess-12 HWFowler-2 Galbraith-10 Hugo-9 Melville-2 Kipling-9 Pirandello-1 QuillerCouch-4 WScott-18 SSmith-39 ATrollope-22 Tuchman-2 Wordsworth-6 culture of Pinker-3 is sententiousness Tynan-7 showed any manly LTolstoy-29 digression dildo dilettante diligence dim diminish diminution dimpled curly d lunatics dined in the bay of BiscaySayers-5 on the boat dining room Gregory-1 Chesterton-61 Eco-3 Joffre-1 Emerson-17 Mantel-1 Solanes-2 Chesterton-1 SJohnson-106 Celine-3 Dunning-1 2WWatson-1 WSChurchill-73 ACoren-1 Coward-14 Grosz-1 Henderson-2 KMarx-8 Bentine-1 Faulkner-2 MFischer-1 Greene-11 SJohnson136,140 Newman-2 SJohnson-53 DPotter-1 Scargill-1 HEllis-5 see also death, dice; 1Anon-16 Appleyard-5 Nero-2 IPears2 Shakerspeare-52 ARWallace-3 PWhitehead-1 Wilkes-2 Defoe-6 Addison-12 DAdams-25 RCBrooke-2 TCampbell-5 Montaigne-42 Menander-9 NFDavies-5 Vauvenargues-8 Darrow-5 5Bible-1

do not understand Heaviside-1

never wanted anybody to not d because of them of exhaustion of remedies on your feet peacefully Grossart-1 Moliere-10 Ibaurri-2

Monkhouse-6

prepared to d for the truth rather than give way the good d early Defoe-6

dinner

Bagehot-28 TCarlyle-27 Frost-6 Gulbenkian-1 Halsey-1 HJames-19 Lebowitz-1 Maugham-33 JosephO'Connor-1 CMSmith-1 ATrollope-20

disciple discipline

Leonardo-3 Wilde-69 HAlcott-4 KAmis-12 1Anon-76 Buttwerworth-1 ACooke-2 Engels-1 Flaubert-1 Heisenberg-3 EIrving-1 Kipling-1 Muggeridge-17 Nyerere-1 ASmith-21 WStevens-5 ATrollope-6 JWesley-1 Woodruff-2

plates dine dinosaur Diogenes Dior never draken my Christian Dior diploma diplomacy

HGWells-22 Heaviside-1 Wilde-98 Medawar-9 AlexanderGt-2 Colton-4 CLamb-13 Lillie-1 Chanel-5 PCampbell-1 see also international relations; Arlington-1 Bierce-14 Bismarck-5 Catlin-1 Cavour-1 Galbraith-20,49 Herford-3 GHowe-2 JFKennedy-13 Kirkpatrick-1 Kissinger-6,12 HMacmillan-7 Maugham-43 Palmerston-5 LPearson-1 Washington-3 spirit of divine discontinued discontinuity ontological discord discourage discourse discourteous discover RFrost-23

refuse a good dinner

economics is scientific soldiers fear their officers discomfort discontent IFleming-1

ORourke-22 Helvetius-3

Dietrich-2 PJKavanagh-6 ELeach-1 McGinley-3 Medawar-17 Ortega-1 Plato-17 RWagner-7 Cobb-2 JohnPaulII-2 Evelyn-1 TBMacaulay-129 ASmith-34 see conversation HMorrison-2

continuation of war Chou-1 diplomat remember a womans true direction directly director phone call from directors dirt CPorter-1 Buffett-5 Goldwyn-8 WAllen-11 Crisp-4 Dickens-9,35 Forster-3 JGardner-2 GeraldofWales-1 WSGilbert-5 Nixon-3 Schulberg-1 Thorne-1 Truss-1 Yeats-6 dirty books old men disabilities disablement of lives disadvantageous disaffection disagreeable disagreement disappointed deceived and disappointment HGWells-24 Erasmus-14 Metcalfe-1 see also unpleasantness; Lytton-11 see also quarrel; Brasudel-2 HenryFielding-21 LindaSmith-8 Boorstin-5 Auden-19 Baldry-1 Baruch-5 ABennett-3 Birell-3 JCampbell-3 Cibber-1 GEliot-24 NFerguson-2 2TFuller-14 Greene-4 Hazlitt-16 Hunter-1 Kempis-1 Lamb-1 Naughton-2 Pope-14 RRobinson-1 Twain-79 Victoria-3 Wilde-25 disapproval disarmament like virgin in a brothel disaster sustained disasters Penhaligon-2 Brann-16 FESmith-8 HGWells-24 see also catstrophe; RHBenson-1 Christie-2 AEinstein-22 KAmis-9 Hall-1 Hartley-6 Pound-12 1Anon-230 1Anon-230 Kingsmill-3 Kossuth-1 Beaverbrook-3 Rippon-1 Steinbeck-2 EdmundWhite-2

explore, dream, d Twain-79 new lands discovered everything if not d Stannard-1 Wolpert-3 Michelson-1 Hazlitt-4 Gide-7 Cicero-24 would that I could truth

laws have all been d reasons they have dPascal-11 what you have just d discoverer discoveries Ruskin-57 Asimov-6

at once revolutionise establish societies which few or none had expected make the same d of which we have no verify quite erroneous will end in conquest discovery by one scientist never made a of a new dish FDarwin-1

TBell-1 BDisraeli-12 Beadle-1 Franklin-25 AHuxley-33 SJohnson-132

Commager-1

attitudes to a great Humboldt-3 Shafarevich-1 Twain-62 Boorstin-1 Shafarevich-1 SzentGygyi-1 Gribbin-3 Planck-2 Smiles-3 BrillatSavarin-1 confers the noblest delight obstacle is not ignorance reproduced by another seeing what everyone else which individual makes without any practical discreet discretion discrimination

Wellington-29 1Anon-34 Greene-9 SSmith-33 WWilson-1 see also positive, sexism; Faraday-6 Harman-1 ORourke12 see also argument; LdActon-8,9 Attlee-1 Ayer-11 Bacon-3 WChurchill-38 Galbraith-9 Hartley-5 Leonardo-4 Mencken-34 Tocqueville-2 Wellington-21

Galbraith-22 Herodotus-3 PHoward-1 Keynes-9 Kissinger-8 discussion Theroux-3 Tuchman-2 disbelief disbelieve discernment discharge for loving one Matlovich-1 Auden-36 STColeridge-10 Saki-14 ASmith-44 disease

see also epidermis health, medicine, pestilence; 1Anon-217 Augustine-13 Commager-1 Dick-1 Fawkes-1 Freud-11 Gribbin-3 Heraclitus-6 Hippocrates-2 SJohnson-66,132

SJones-4 Moliere-7 Prentice-1 Proust-6 Shaw-98 PSheridan-3 RLStevenson-27 JohnTaylor-2 Youngson-5 nature cures the disenchanting disenchantment disgrace Voltaire-41 Holub-2 RLStevenson-25 Drucker-3 Juvenal-1 1Anon-105 Beerbohm-7 ACarnegie-2 ElzabethI-3 Hazlitt-1 FMHubbard-5 Kelly-1 Lapham-2 Orwell-1 Pericles-2 2WPitt-3 Rouse-1 Salisbury-2 WScott-19 Shaw-36 SSmith-16 Thucydides-1 disgraced disgraceful now seems to us d Carey-19 disguise disguised by sobriety in liquor disgust disgusting dish dishonest dishonesty Quincey-9 Quincey-9 Baudelaire-5 ACarnegie-1 Chesterfield-25 WChurchill-52 Herold-1 DParker-13 Petronius-3 Shaw-125 Victoria-5 CCFGreville-2 Mencken-94 Orwell-39,57 BrillatSavarin-1 Mencken-94 Ruskin-62 KAmis-11 Becket-69 CBlack-1 Brophy-7 Cicero-29 Dickens-29 LLever-1 JOsborne-4 has become precarious dishonour dishonourable dishwashing disillusion disinfect disingenuous disintegration disinterest dislike people you dismal science dismay dismayed was there a man dismiss the past dismissed dismissive Walt Disney disobey disobedience disorder disorganised dispassionately disposed disposing disposition dispossessed displease disproof DGCreighton-1 Cibber-1 JLloyd-1 Drabble-4 CJames-2 Rousseau-9 see also obedience; Rousseau-9 1Anon-134 Daley-1 Diderot-6 Gracian-3 Nightingale-3 Chesterton-24 LStrachey-9 WDOGore-1 Ariosto-2 Cervantes-4 Kempis-1 Langland-1 Livy-8 1Anon-231 Lavater-2 see refutation Tennyson-20 Angell-1 see disgrace Mencken-94 LBJohnson-7 Greene-7 Tre;awny-1 Unamuno-1 Ustinov-1 Gosse-1 Mencken-94 Lahr-1 Lovell-1 see also impartiality; SAdams-1 Bagehot-11 JFCooper-3 Trevelyan-2 Washington-3 Woolcott-2 1Anon-83 Inge-4 JuliusII-2 RMorley-1 Cocteau-8 Behan-3 TCarlyle-59 RBaker-3 Farquahar-2 PFleming-8 SJHarris-3 TMore-5 Talleyrand-5 Voltaire-30 Shaw-143 would not be any people

disputants like cuttlefish disputation dispute the intensity of feeling disputes international disquieting Benjamin Disraeli direspectful dissatisfied dissecting dissemble dissent Eisenhower-7 WChurchill-52 Curzon-8 Derby-1 Lucy-1 MarieLouise-1 Rhodes-2 Burrow-6 WBenjamin-1 Friedan-2 LewisSmith-1 Bacon-53 LouisXI-1 Piggott-1 Steele-3 Andropov-1 Bagehot-11 IsBerlin-3 Bronowski-2 BEvans-1 Lapham-4 TMacaulay-32 JSMill-1 Peacock-2 BRussell-21 Vidal-16 dissimulation Chesterfield-29 JOsborne-4 LouisXI-1 Schopenhauer-11 Talleyrand-5 Vauvenargues-1 Vincentius-1 mistake for disloyalty dissipation dissolute dissolution distance distill distinction distinguish distinguished distort distraction distribution distress Gide-6 Inge-13 Deffand-1 LLee-5 Chandler-23 Hazlitt-64 TBMacaulay-141 AJToynbee-8 Shaw-143 HJames-18 Evera-1 Seddon-1 Twain-80 Hazlitt-59 Tuchman-4 GSmith-1 see also Happiness; Confucius-15 Cowper-5 Dyott-1 CCFGreville-2 Paine-14 SSmith-34 Swift-3 MWMontagu10 distrust disturbance disturbed distylish ditch dithering Dittersdorff diversion a novel is diversity divided divination divine 2SButler-28 Demosthenes-2 Emerson-3 LearnedHand-5 BMoore-1 Nietzsche-4,13 LWoolf-1 Wetering-1 HMiller-6 TCarlyle-45 Curzon-2 KFox-1 Shaw-63 Franklin-11 WSMaugham-55 Chaucer-1 Judson-1 ARWallace-4 Drabble-2 Wilde-74 see God TCarlyle-51 MWest-6 Heraclitus-4 1OWHolmes-9 Hesiod-2 LBJohnson-2 Benchley-5 Gibbon-4 1Anon-26 Addison-19 see also argument; Jenyns-1

inherent and artificial

truth from furniture Warnock-1

greater proximity toWeyl-1 knowledge of things d providence see God unfolding of d purpose voice of the people is divinity belive in the divisions divorce Heine-12 Stalin-1 Becket-2 2Bible-15,16 JCampbell-3 JDavies-1 Emerson-27 BHutton-1 LeoXIII-1 Manville-1 Plutarch-6 Quitard-1 Rudner-1 SThorndike-1

see also God; Chesterton-36 Hume-18 Shakespeare-29

for money the inquest DNA do

Liebman-1 Atwood-6 bites man devoted to d and fricassee of dead hate HRowland-20 Wolpert-3 see also golden rule (for do unto others); FBacon-70,71 Cellorigo-1 Collingwood-2 Dow-1 Fenton-1 DWMorrow-2 Shaw-103 Steinbeck-4 Windsor-1

Streatfield-1 Strindberg-1 Tennyson-11 AToynbee-3 ATrollope-19 Twain-2 Waterhouse-1 Wycherley-6 ACummings-1 Carey-5 Philip-9 TCarlyle-43 Darnton-1 RCampbell-2

is like an amputation

eating d for anorexics

and die do-gooders for your country it all nothing something things whats right wrong doctor has said doctors

Tennyson-20 Creighton-1 Thoreau-10 JWilson-5 JFKennedy-17 ACarnegie-10 FGreen-1 JMill-56 EDarwin-3 HCLodge-2 Dahlberg-4 FGreen-1 Asimov-9 Diefenbaker-1 WJenner-1 MHFischer-3 see also medicine, physician, surgeon, surgery; AlBennett-27 Bunuel-1 Burgess-18,18 Connor-5 Franklin30 Horder-1 Matthau-1 Mitchum-1 Mortimer-16 Nightingale-2 Salisbury-1

keep parrots or puppy like ticks on a mad Cary-2 man bites noblest the more admire doing bad things good not nothing something whatever I like without Bob Dole doll

ACummings-1 LJPeter-7 Stalin-3 JMRoland-2 see also worth doing; Beerbohm-13 Camden-3 Montaigne24 Thatcher-4 Post-2 WJBryan-4 Franklin-36 Rumsfeld-13 FMCornford-3 Grotius-2 FMCornford-3 2SButler-32 Hope-7 Kemp-1 Royko-1

sickness suffered by

something for others

what you are told GBarry-1

must work 18 hours a day

does not understandSchopenhauer-26 little girl speaks to Schopenhauer-26 dollar has a million d dolls dolphins more intelligent than dolt 1Anon-180 Ruskin-4 HBAdams-8 Thurber-7 Haydon-1 Barley-1 AToynbee-4 SJones-2 Carey-5 Gibbon-23 Paglia-9 3Bible-11 ADworkin-16 Figes-1 FSFitzgerald-16 Hume-5 Skynner-1 GWilson-3 domineering dominions domino Donatello done Livy-7 see colonies Tourneau-1 MMcCarthy-4 Beerbohm-13 AFBell-1 TCarlyle-54 Thatcher-15 MCurie-2 DAdams-5 Evants-1 JJAstor-1 see also women; FHBradley-3 Runyon-4

were fairly useless Goldacre-4 doctrina doctrinaire politics makes doctrine you kill for document of equivalent quality documentation Arnolds laws of documents Dodge convertible dodo dog love me love my d Bernard(ofClairvaux)-1 punish my races to bark at you dog-catcher doggerel doggie saying nice d dogma dogmatic challenge of statements dogmatism dogs MMacMillan-3 ZFitzgerald-1 Hoffer-8 Osler-2 BRussell-8 Santayana-16 ABalfour-3 Beerbohm-10 AlBennett-23 Bennis-1 BernardofClairvaux-1 Doyle-6 LDurrell-1 Franklin-8 FrederickII-3 Gautier-3 OGoldsmith-10 Hampton-1 Hervey-1 Hitchcock-4 AHuxley-1 LBJohnson-9 1 Major-2 GMarx-15 Maugham-29 INewton-3 JOsborne-4 Catlin-1 Jenkyns-1 JRivers-1 TSEliot-46 Machiavelli-12 Truman-7 see also poetry; Medawar-21,22 GRFord-4 ELSmith-1 2Anon-48 Hurst-1 PLBernstein-2 TMann-6 Santayana-18 Benn-4 DCato-1

Domenichino domestic quarrels science domesticated animals domestication domesticity dominant domination

everything has beenIngres-2 if you want something d notices what has been ought not to have 4Bible-6 Lonny Donegan Don Juan donkeys John Donne of Europe Melly-2 Kierkegaard-3 MaxHoffman-1 JamesI-1 McEwen-1 Cobden-4 Dow-1

SJohnson-58,71 Lehrer-3 Lincoln-19 Lockhart-3 MLowry- Don Quixote Penn-4 Rhodes-5 Rinehart-1 Rosten-1 Ruskin-28 Sparrow-3 dont

advice to persons HMayhew-2 know doom doomed door doormat doors democracies die behind dormouse dope worth shooting Dostoyevsky dot and line will live dots dotty double standards double-cross double-entry bookkeeping double-talk doubt HJMuller-1 Pacioli-2 Bakunin-3 Mao-5 Robens-1 see also scepticism; Augustine-17 CBernard-1 Boren-1 2SButler-18 Buzzell-1 Cicero-12 Descartes-3 Dickens-36 Diderot-5 TSEliot-35 Flaubert-13 AFord-1 FrancisofAssissi-1 Goethe-6 BHLHart-2 Hitler-2 Hume-21 AHuxley-36 MKline-1 Lichtenberg-3 Mizner-7 Muir-1 Pirsig-1 VSPritchett-7 Szasz-6 Twain-46 RobtWagner-1 Wilde-34 about the present doubtful dowdy better than smart down and out keep you downstream downturn draft drain-pipe drains proper drama Welles-4 Channing-1 Salisbury-3 Samuelson-1 PGraham-1 WTSherman-2 LloydGeorge-9 1Anon-145 LStrachey-5 Betjeman-6 see also plays, theatre; Auden-37 TBeer-1 Eisenhower-1 Hitchcock-3 Lemmon-1 WSMaugham-50 Orton-1 EWaugh25 ANWhitehead-13 back-stairs of the intellect rule of dramatised cooking Sunday dinner dramatist dramatists draw could d like Raphael learn to d like children drawing is this Castagni-1 Picasso-8 Picasso-8 1Anon-69 RDavies-41 Frayn-6 JCPowys-1 Voltaire-49 AlanBennett-43 Delafield-1 Birrell-8 RBaxter-2 RFBurton-2 researches thrown AWard-1 RobertCooper-1 Dix-1 Hokusai-2 RChurchill-2 see madness Runyon-7 AHoffman-3 KAmis-14 PKemp-1 Mantel-1 Maugham-29 RLStevenson28 Strakhov-1 Tolstoy-5 DKeith-1 LordByron-22 Milligan-2 Wellington-26 see also gloom; HBAdams-9 BRussell-64 Schlesinger-2 Heinlein-8 Galbraith-47 RWest-3

of an untaught child room dread dream Wyler-1 see Fear

WSBlunt-1

Shakespeare-52 RFKennedy-5 Hollande-1

of things that never were they did not start with a d whole life was a dreamer

DAdams-11

thinker philosopher DAdams-13 dreaming dreams MArnold-18 HAllen-1 Aristotle-34 Austen-6 Baker-1 Brophy-7 BurneJones-1 Marriner-1 Nabokov-3 OShaugnessy-1 Pirandello-4 Renard-6 RRobinson-1 Shakespeare-48 Shaw-81 Twain-79 Welles-3 interpretation of freedom under your feet dreary dreck Theodore Dreiser Dresden dress SFreud-23 CDickens-40 Yeats-14 RLStevenson-22 Barthelme-1 Mencken-65 Whipple-1 WChurchill-50 see also clothes; Cocteau-1 Crisp-11 ADickinson-1 Emerson-48 Lin-1 DParker-14 BRussell-44 Sagan-3 ATrollope-1 dresses dressing gown up dressmaker drifted snow white but drink MaeWest-8 see also drunkenness, food & drink; Beaumarchais-3 Bunuel-3 Castlerosse-1 WChurchill-39 Frayn-6 JKJerome11 JKerr-4 Nathan-2,10 Peacock-14 Rabelais-9 eat, d and be merry 1Bible-25 drinking drivel drives driving instructor drizzle drle drop dropping the pilot dross drought drowning drugs Tenniel-1 SJohnson-135 DaisyBates-1 Morrow-1 Emerson-76 Ferber-1 Haldane-15 1Anon-52 CBlack-2 WSBurroughs-5 Cerf-1 Dick-1 Gilmour-1 O'Rourke-7 Paglia-4 WPaten-1 Sydenham-1 Youngson-5 could be thrown out drum drummers drunk like being like getting MHFischer-4 MAsquith-3 LloydGeorge-12 HLyttleton-1 Peacock-15 Ross-1 ArthurSmith-1 DAdams-34 HannahMoore-6 Flaubert-15 CBooth-1 Bohr-6 TRoosevelt-15 HAustin-1 Beaverbrook-3 Doctorow-1 Fitchen-1 Sjohnson100 O'Rourke-9 JFSRussell-1 Tynan-1 PHoggart-1 FCBowen-1 Daladier-1 Bion-1 Gariopontus-1 Lyly-2 increase laid at the door of Wilde-100 LdByron-22 Gibbons-1 GJackson-1 Dache-1

Arthur Conan Doyle Chandler-27

Berenson-2 Constable-3 Hogarth-1 Klee-2 Orwell-17

when he wrote that Britten-4 drunkard drunkenness Chesterton-51 Colton-10 see also tight; AAdler-1 Ani-1 1Anon-47,176 2Anon-20 Barbour-1 Barklay-1 Basil-1 1Bible-34 Britten-4 Burt-1 TCarlyle-3 Chesterton-7 Galsworthy-3 Gibbons-1 THughes-2 CJames-5 SJohnson-17 JJones-1,2 Milton-2 Magee-2 Nightingale-3 O'Rourke-2 Quincey-1 Shaw-48 LPSmith-7 Squire-2 CSumner-1 Tarkington-2 HWalpole-4 Wilder-4 drunks dry dryads Dryden drying up his gift dualism Cartesian dubious duchess Christ said the hell, said the married to duck due never had their duel duelling pistols duels dukes dulce et decorum dull passages dullard dullness Chandler-30 ?Johnson-1 Auden-14 1Anon-41 Maugham-41 Shakespeare-11 1Anon-219 Horace-8 WOwen-1 Bogdanor-1 SJohnson-136 EWaugh-34 Barzun-11 TCarlyle-34 see also boredom; Beaverbrook-2 Beerbohm-4 Buchan-4 Darwin-3 Dryden-8 PFleming-7 Foote-1 Gildon-1 Hitchcock-3 2OWHolmes-5 Hornby-2 SJohnson-23,126 Keynes-11 CharlesLamb-9 TMacaulay-103 GMarx-6 Maugham-2 Mencken-22,98 BNicholas-1 Quincey-3 Shaw-11,129,146 Steele-5 Wilde-33 Alexandre Dumas dumb things are dumb-bells dummy dunce ineffable dung dunghill Dunkirk Dunlopillo dupe dupes duplicate duplicity durability DJTaylor-2 LTolstoy-21 GEliot-15 FMFord-13 LBJohnson-6 Seneca-15 Montefeltro-1 OSitwell-4 FMFord-2 AHuxley-21 NFDavies-6 SJohnson-82 Swift-21 Bierce-54 DThomas-1 Luther-6 Voltaire-28 HaroldWilson-4 Tynan-2 WIrving-1 Lamb-6 Medawar-12 Ros-2 Shaw-147 Roweland-9 1Bible-2 Colton-12 Gibbon-10 MHastings-3 Plumb-1 Wilkes-4 1Anon-80 Trillin-1 Maugham-13 Christie-3 GMYoung-1 Atwood-4 see also deserve; Addison-14 Justinian-1 RDavies-54 GDGooch-1 duke were saying Maugham-41 Descartes-10 Descartes-5 Calusewitz-5 KAmis-3 Mitchum-1 OCromwell-6 Clare-2 GMHopkins-3 TMacaulay-16,122 Auden-50

duration Albrecht Durer durian Gerald Durell Lawrence Durell dusk J L Dussek dust raised a dust-bin of history dust-heap called history Dutch duties clamouring for duty

Frost-10 RFry-2 Hogarth-1 ABurgess-24 ARWallace-1 GDurrell-1 GDurrell-1 Gilbert-8 Scholes-2 Shaw-66 Bacon-35 LdByron-42 Chesterton-36 Shakespeare-43,50 GBerkeley-1 Trotsky-6 Birrell-7 Philip-3 Quincey-1 Kenyatta-2 JBaldwin-2 Birrell-3 Butler-3 ACarnegie-4 Coleridge-15 MrsEvelyn-1 MFreeman-1 Gibran-2 Gladstone-5 WGHarding-2 Heinlein-8 2OWHolmes-6 Horder-1 SJohnson-100,110,153 JFKennedy-3 Mailer-2 Metcalfe-1 JSMill-22 Moltke-1 JMorris-1 Nelson-1 Osler-1 Paine-6,18 Rebecque-1 TRoosevelt-10 Rousseau-3 Schiller-3 Scholes-1 Schopenhauer-13 Shaw-116 WHThompson-1 ATrollope-16 Twain-63

impossibility of equalling

alongside right laid on us now and done sense of Duveen Dvorak dwarf dwarfs

Sumner-2 Cary-87 Betjeman-8 AJPTaylor-18 Behrman-1 Shaw-34 Ivins-1 CJames-1 Mahler-1 BernardofC-1 RobtBurton-6 Coleridge-6

not to conceal truth AlbertEinstein-33

on the shoulders of giants dye dying

Didacus-1 Lucan-1 Newton-1 Menander-7 see also death, final words; Alexander-3 Betjeman-5 Bismarck-12 BrillatSavarin-1 TBrowne-6 Horder-1 Paine14 I should not mind d Nagel-1 unconscionable time words dyke ginger in the dynamite dysentery dyspepsia E eagerness eagle being goosed earl fourteenth early CGreville-1 CBronte-7 EJeffrey-1 Milton-17 RNovak-1 Arran-1 Home-8 Arnim-1 1Anon-199 JBuren-1 Camden-2 Chieng-1 Luther13 Nelson-4 NRothschild-1 SRothschild-1 Thurber-1 too e to form a final Trevelyan-3 earned gives what we haveGBrenan-4 CharlesII-3 see final words Bismarck-8 Deva-1 Gilbert-1 Nightingale-3 WActon-2 Rush-1

earnestness earn faster earning ears Earth

Empson-1 Longfellow-4 Lucy-1 1Anon-222 see also pay; MFuller-3 Hawes-4 Sjohnson-128 RMNixon7 Ammianus-1 MDiamond-1 WWyatt-1 Ives-1

literary resources

GHowe-3 NFerguson-2 Buchholz-1 Backhouse-3 Backhouse-5 Backhouse-4

manage e weather Drucker-4 rule that isnt obvious theories become narrower theories had only tenuous theory found on empirical

lie back in an easy chair

Chiaromonti-1 AEvans-1 Friminianus-1 Jerrold-1 HLaski-5 economics JMagee-1 Marquis-1 PWLewis-6

see also capitalism, laisser faire, macroeconomics; MAnderson-1 1Anon-206 2Anon-10,38 Bagehot-20 Baruch3 Becker-1 Becket-1 IsBerlin-1 PWBotha-1 Brann-13 Brimelow-1 Buchwald-1 Burke-3,25 Cairncross-1 Cannan-1 TCarlyle-14,59 WChurchill-1 Confucius-1 Coolidge-7 Crook-2 Davenport-1 JDavis-1 CDickens-45 Emerson-6 Fekete-1 France-3 Franklin-9 Friedman-2 Galbraith-5,6,8,13,15,23,24,29,32,51 EGeorge-1 Gibbon-13 Gilbert-4 Gilles-1 Gilmour-1 Goodheart-1 Greenspan-1,3 Harrod-1 Hayek-5 Healey-3 WHeller-1 Home-1 EWHowe-1 MJensen-1 JGJohnson-1 Keynes-1,3,10,18,20,21 FKnight-1 Krugman-1 Leacock-5 Leontief-1 Lever-1 Lowe-1 AlfredMarshall-7 KMarx-1 Meany-1 Medawar-12

has become a village inferior planet is memorial meek shall inheit earthquake earthquakes e, tornadoes and possibly ease easier to forgive easily bored east inscrutability easy eat Bryson-4 OMiller-6 ways of doing things Littre-1 Pericles-3

Getty-2 Heinlein-2 FESmith-4 Bierce-47 LdByron-2 Cockburn-2 Goldwyn-3 Rankin-1 Tertullian-6 PRobertson-1

Cowper-1 HWFowler-2

IMorris-1

JSMill-32 TMore-3 Moses-1 Motley-1 Oliver-1 ORourke19,22 Orwell-36 Peacock-2,7 LPeter-1 IPeterson-1 Proudhon-1 Reading-1 Reagan-4 JRobinson-1 JDRockefellerJr-1 Ruskin-3 Sanford-1 Say-2 Schlesinger-1 Senior-1 Shaw-32 RBSheridan-2 ASmith-2 GSmith-1 Steuart-1 Swift-6 Thackeray-1 Thurow-1 Tocqueville-1 Truman-5 Twain-19 Vespasian-1 Walters-1 JWilson-2 Woodcock-1 as if people mattered changes in divides good e from bad equate e with real life is the science limps along Schumacher-1 Galbraith-54 Middleton-1 JKGalbraith-52

Conrad-8 Kipling-17 Stark-5 OMiller-5 Amiel-3 ABloom-1 JCarter-3 DHLawrence-35 Shaw-121 Syrus-11 1Anon-221 JAFisher-5 JKJerome-11 Leibeowitz-1

job seem mighty hard

drink and be merry 1Bible-25 interrupted when you to live ones words eating Socrates-9 Ashdown-1 see also food and drink; 1Bible-25 LdByron-22 Mortimer16 Spooner-1 Thoreau-23 not to know what he is your god eavesdropping Ebrews eccentric eccentricity CLamb-5 FrederickII-7 TMacaulay-15 Galsworthy-3 Sedley-1 Becket-15 1Anon-38,70 JBarnes-11 Becket-15 Hensher-2 HJackson-1 Kronenberger-1 TMacaulay-108 JSMill-42,49 Raine-6 BRussell-21 Santayana-5 ecclesiastic ecclesiastical influence power echo eclipse ecology econometrics economic cannot produce and documents forecasts Home-7 Haavelmo-1 Galbraith-45 DHealey-8 error terms in e relations Lecky-4 PiusIX-1 Borrow-1 Marquis-10 JParton-1 Clayton-1 STColeridge-13 Commoner-1 DGabor-1 Keynes24 Lugard-1 Udall-1 ARWallace-9 see also economics; NLawson-2 GHowe-3 Haavelmo-1 RCameron-1 Mencken-54 EWaugh-20

LCRobbins-1 JVRobinson-3 Backhouse-2 ORourke-22

not around heat world not knowing what youre not sero sum proposition in things are scarce too difficult economist does not advise whether like alchemist economists Pratchett-6 no zerosum game Gates-1 MJensen-1

ORourke-23

ORourke-20 Planck-1 Eichengreen-1 Ricardo-6

differs from the insane

we thought we knew

Appleyard-6 Galbraith-51,52 JMKeynes-28 NLawson-2 Kerkorian-1 BOJones-1

advisers to rich men lacking in resourcesBOJones-1 reliability of astrologers two kinds of were created economy of nature people want ecstasy Mary Baker Eddy

MervynKing-1 RMurdoch-2 Kerkorian-1 1Anon-21 Bagehot-6 Eden-2 HEvans-2 Galbraith-40 Gribbin-5 Hope-7 HJames-17 DSimpson-1 Twain-38 Jefferson-40 Iacocca-1 1Anon-156 CBell-2 Berenson-1 Greer-5 Jong-3 BRussell-4 Thomson-1 Coward-14

were good at business

behaviour dependent on

Eden Anthony Eden edge edifying Edinburgh editor/editing

Connolly-19 WChurchill-3 Macmillan-4 BRussell-44 WIrving-4 TSEliot-20 Franklin-20 FredAllen-6 SBaldwin-1 Burke-36 Cheever-1,3 Chesterton-6 TDalrymple-1 Davenport-1 TSEliot-16 Emerson-23 HEvans-3 WDFontaine-1 GFowler-1 Franklin-22 Hazlitt-42 EHubbard-1 Ingersoll-5 Kipling-9 MacEwen-1 Shaw-9,13 Skelton-2 CPSnow-2 AStevenson-1 Thurber-6 Twain-5

is what is left is what remains is what survives

Conant-3 AlbertEinstein-34 1Halifax-9 BFSkinner-1 Hume-2 Helvetius-6

bored for England Muggeridge-5

labour for the e of children made us what we are not take place of object of of the people Coolidge-4

life is the true basis Pestalozzi-1

MCreighton-3 BDisraeli-67 Drabble-1 CDarwin-15

only accomplishment only raise labourers Cobbett-7 progress consists of good purpose of a liberal SJHarris-1

editors editorial educate a woman educated

JBPriestley-6 JGBennett-1 RThomson-2 Reith-3 EHubbard-2 TBMacaulay-154 RCooper-1

roots of e are better Aristotle-38 spent more on test of e was in danger ESHicks-2 Barzun-3 Montessori-1 Darrow-10

the body of the people at English public schools man women can be education Hegel-5

transmission of knowledge

worships education Chestertom-4 educational theorists value educator Edward VII Edward VIII effect effective RDavies-33 Plumb-3 Shedd-1 Brann-1 JAFisher-1 Keppel-1 Blair-1 Beerbohm-16 RBlake-1 JFCooper-4 WSMaugham-50 ARoddick-1 Wagner-3 Ruskin-45 Wigner-1 balance between being e organisational effects effeminacy effeminate effeminated effete efficiency Mintzberg-2 Dicey-2 1Anon-75 LdByron-15 Pericles-2 TRoosevelt-1 Faraday-5 Emerson-40 Agnew-1 1Anon-137 Bagehot-1 Buffett-6 Gowers-2 Graves-3 AHuxley-8 JFKrennedy-15 Keynes-26 EMcCarthy-3 JSMill-40 Petronius-1 ASmith-12,13 Stone-2 FWTaylor-1 organisational if youre lazy effluent effort achieves egalitarian egg lay on without salt eggs CRawson-1 Cawein-1 2SButler-20 ACarnegie-9 Foot-1 Kipling-16 GMaurier-1 Twain-48 ego 1Anon-11 JCameron-6 Chandler-8 Freud-7,5 Galbraith-43 McClary-1 Mencken-24 egotism 1Anon-50 Austen-17,20 Balchin-1 Beaumont-2 Bentham-1 2Bible-18 JBrooks-1 Brophy-1 Connolly-8 Emerson-33 Freud-11 Gaulle-8 Greene-3 Grosz-1 HartDavis-1 Mintsaberg-2 SConran-2 Carey-9 see also Work; SJohnson-99 Rumsfeld-8 Pereleman-8 see Equality

Maurois-3 CVWedgwood-3 see also autodidact, schools, uneducated; HBAdams-6 Addison-6 Alambert-1 Amiel-4 KAmis-1 1Anon-9,57,81,260 Aristotle-17,35 Ascham-1 Astell-2 Aubrey-2 Auden-6 Austen-1 Aylmer-1 Bacon-9 Bagehot-3 Barklay-1 Becket-3,7 Beerbohm-3 Bek-1 BIBell-1 JLBennett-1 ECBentley-1 WBerkeley-1 BernardofC-1 Bettelheim-1 1Bible-18 Bierce-4 ABloom-1 Bondi-1 Boon1 Bottomley-2 EBourbon-1 Brewster-1 Brougham-1 Burke-36 Darrow-6 Defoe-11 Diogenes-4 2Dumas-2 Everett-1 Fermor-1 Filene-1 Flaubert-5 WForster-1 Franklin-12 Frost-1 Fry-1 Gaisford-1 Galbraith-2,9,13 Gibbon-19,26 Gibbons-1 OGoldsmith-12 RGreen-2 Halliday-1 Jefferson-9 Jerome-1 SJohnson-9 Kenko-1 Kissinger-16,17 DHLawrence-10 Linklater-1 JRLowell-8 Lucan-1 Lucas-1 Luckett-1 TMacaulay-93,127,130,142 McIver-1 Manikan-1 GMarx-5 Maudslay-1 Matthews-1 Medawar-2 Melbourne-8 Mencken-22 Merriman-1 JSMill-28,29 Milton-3 Mizner-7 MWMontagu-7 Montessori-1 HMore-5 Mortimer-7 Moser-2 Muggeridge-4 HPearson-3 KPearson-1 Plato-7 Playfair-1 Pope-6,12 Popper-7 GPorter-1 QuillerCouch-3 Quintilian-1 WRogers-3 FDRoosevelt-8 Rousseau-1,4 Ruskin-5,37,38 Saki-6 Salisbury-5 Sapper-2 Schlegel-1 WScott-7 Seeger-1 Seneca-4 Shaw-60 TSheridan-2 OSitwell-2 Skinner-1 25 Strawson-1 Trevelyan-1 ATrollope-15,27 Twain-88 Updike-15 NVansittart-1 Vizinczey-1 EWaugh-8 Wellington-17 HGWells-1,20 Whistler-1 Wilde-3,24 Wooley-1 EYoung-4 Zappa-4

EEC/EU/Common Market

Duppa-1 DyonisusofH-1 Edman-1 Einstein-10 Emerson-60 effectiveness

Musgrave-1 Newton-1 NoelBuxton-1 Peacock-1 DParker-2 efficient market hypethesis MJensen-1

JASmith-1 SSmith-8,21,25 Stredman-1 Steele-1,6 Stoppard- effrontery

and intelligence consequence of fitting a man for

Kettering-1 Lipset6-1 Holbach-1 Harrowby-1 Machiavelli-14 Conant-2

broadens mens outlooks

good e from good laws Harvard while studying has slighted critical Fritze-3

Hazlitt-18 AJames-2 Jefferson-1 Keats-15 Labouchere-2 Layton-5 Maugham-18 Orwell-6 Proust-3 ARand-1 Ruskin-12 BRussell-15 Ryan-1 Shaw-73 Trelawny-1 Tuchman-3 VWoolf-10 is the anaesthetic Egypt eighteenth century eighty Albert Einstein JAdams-5 Fontenelle-2 Greenberger-1 Leacock-6 Squire-1 Acheson-7 ACooke-1 EmmetHughes-1 FWLeahy-1 PKeith-1 Garvey-1 1Anon-30 Raban-4 shyness is e out of depth gave the world civilisation

T S Eliot

Andrewes-1 Auden-21 AlBennett-28 Carey-14 ADent-2 CSEliot-5 TSEliot-5 FLLucas-2 Menand-1 Orwell-54 Pound-15 DJTaylor-1 VWoolf-19

had more spunk in him Elizabeth I Elizabethan England ellipsis elliptical Havelock Ellis eloquence eloquent elsewhere elucidating elusive emaciated look appeals

VWoolf-21

CHatton-1 JRussell-1 WRInge-23 JCOates-1 Kakutani-1 DLessing-4 see also articulacy, oratory; Cicero-20 BDisraeli-46 LHunt-4 Ibsen-6 Levin-14 Lucy-1 TBMacaulay-146 Montefeltro-1 Rimbaud-2 RYTyrrell-1 Repplier-2 PBracken-1 AAdams-3 Brown-2 Greer-4 TBMacaulay-127 Gaugin-1 TRoosevelt-1 Stowell-1 HGWell-s21 Allainval-1 Shaw-143 Cooley-1 Jeffrey-1 Mantel-1 Seneca-15 MacInnes-1 1Anon-66 TBeer-1 Furlong-1 d'Abernon-1 Becket-3 HALFisher-1 Gowers-2 SRaven-2 Swinburne-2 HMelville-5

Dwight D Eisenhower elan vital elbow elderly lady election candidate lose elections Smollett-5 Brann-12 GCarey-1 Bergson-1 NHicks-1

DMacArthur-4 Sahl-3

emancipating all nations emancipation emasculated embalm body embarras embarrassment embassy embezzlement embroidery embryo emergency

see also Canvassing; Arendt-1 SBaldwin-10 Burke-45 Milligan-2 JGNathan-9 O'Rourke-4 Shaw-31 WTSherman-2 Rainsborough-1 Rousseau-7 Somoza-1

Dickens-24 BDisraeli-38 Eichmann-1 Friedman-2 HenryII-1 embalmed

electoral rational e choices Lipset-1 electorate electric chairs light electrical energy too cheap to meter electricity electrolysis electronics elegance LLStrauss-1 1Anon-168 Edison-9 Faraday-1 Kapitza-1 Pepper-1 RLWeber-1 EWilson-1 Perelman-1 Karniadakis-1 McLuhan-1 Reagan-10 1Anon-106 Bellos-1 Burgess-11 Cocteau-10 Colman-1 O)ngley-1 Strachey-1 and clarity of thought elegant building sufficiency elitism elephant not a good warthog FMFord-15 terrible rhinoceros FMFord-15 elephants elevate elevated Edward Elgar Ld Elgin elimination G Eliot Atkin-1 FMFord-15 Haldane-14 Kaunda-1 MRidley-1 Saki13 Sedgwick-1 LCarroll-5 1Anon-220 Beecham-5 TSEliot-46 Parry-1 Shaw-107 LdByron-44 1Anon-87 SButler-11 Gaskell-2 FRLeavis-2 Mantel-1 VWoolf-7 Yeats-9 AOnassis-2 JamesThomson-1 JJones-1 CDRRose-1 Kapitza-1 diMaggio-1 DHLawrence-27 1Pitt-4

Ralph Waldo Emerson see in E a gaping flaw improved by death Saki-11 emetic emigration eminence gain great emotion

JMWoolsey-1 ARWallace-4 Addison-14 Brann-11 Swift-16 Meany-1 1Anon-20,48 Bagehot-12 Becket-21 Bellos-1 Burgess-10 Carre-3 Chekhov-2 Chesterton-50 Clive-1 Cope-4 Darwin-2 Dryden-7 GEliot-2 TSEliot-27,35 Flaubert-1 Frayn-2 Fussell-3 Geminiani-1 Grotius-1 Haldane-7 Heyworth-2 Kipling-5 SJackson-2 Labouchere-2 Larkin-3 Levin-8 Mannes-2 Mencken-80 ADMiller-1 DParker-2,6 Pound-1 ARoberts-1 Rochefoucauld-14 BRussell-1,13 SeymourSmith-3 Shakespeare-2 Sokal-4 Stravinsky-1 Tennyson-1 AWaugh-5 SWebb-1 Welles-7 Wettering-1 Whistler-3 Wilde-4 WWillcox-1 Wordsworth-1 Wyler-1

unearned unreal emotional live a rich e life emotions emperor emphasis emphatically raising him

Joyce-12 VThomson-2 SGibbons-4 Krutch-6 Orwell-57 Alexandra-1 1Anon-116,190 Kipling-20 Rostand-1 Gowers-2 Pratchett-3

empire

see also emperor, colonies, conquest; Acheson-3 EBond-1 Calgacus-1 Curzon-10 Gandhi-5 Gaulle-8 George-V-4 Gibbon-29 WDOGore-1 MHastings-4 ASmith-7 TMacaulay-77 Turnbull-1

forgive your judge by enemy

RFKennedy-6 EWHowe-8 FDRoosevelt-12 see also enmity; CBrown-1 GWBush-4 HFielding-18 CJFox-5 GeorgeIV-1 JGoncourt-1 Heine-14 Hoffer-13 SMilligan-3 MWMontagu-10 Paine-18 Palmerston-2 Sadi-1 SunTzu-2 AJPTaylor-11 WWilson-9

instead of loving your

acquired in an absence of British disintegrate Wrong-1 cannot be made conrtibute IMorris-4 dismantled a mighty governed with mildness only one way to stay empires empiric truth empirical evidence empiricism employees manage employer employment emptiness en famille music enchanted easily enchantment Enclosures Act encounter with enemys encourage to break from littleness encouragement encyclopaedia end endear endeavour ended where I needed to be ending endurance Wilde-27 Moltke-3 Bryson-4 KBarth-1 Iverson-1

Seeley-1 AdamSmith-50 dangerous as Bryson-5 Bagehot-18 IMorris-4 government is is us energy

HGRRobinson-1 Berkman-1 WKelly-1 Ackroyd-2 Atkin-1 Cervantes-5 Edison-1 Einstein-14 Irvin-1 TMacaulay-43,83 Millikan-1,2 Mosley-1 Neumann-2 Pessoa-2 Rutherford-1 Vidal-26

easier to forgive an OMiller-6

senescent European WBernstein-1 JChamberlain-4 MFischer-2 Einstein-1 MJensen-1 RBacon-3 Fleay-1 Mencken-88

in energy zone sink of source of want of engage engineering England

RAWard-1 Rutherford-10 Rutherford-10 JFCooper-8 RHofstadter-1 Thurber-10 TBentley-1 TCarlyle-38 JElliott-1 DFrost-2 see also Britain, English; Agate-5 Amery-3 1Anon-31,123 Archenholz-1 Auden-34 Baldwin-12 WBarnes-1 Barrere-1 Barrie-12 Battiscombe-1 Bethell-1 Bright-2 RFBurton-2 LordByron-19,37 Capek-1 Chandler-25 CharlesII-5 ECook-1 Coward-17 Dante-3 RDavies-16 Delafield-1 Drabble-2 ElizabethI-3 JElliott-1 Emerson-65 Erasmus-16 FMFord-13 KFox-1,3 DFrost-2 Gibbon-30 Gilmour-2 Goncourt-2 Greer-3 MHalsey-2,3 Hazlitt-35 Inge-10 LHunt5 HJames-16 Jefferson-32 Junius-1 JPKennedy-3 Kenyatta1 Kipling-26 DHLawrence-1,35 TELawrence-2 Lower-1 TMacaulay-43,48,58,76,84,111,142 MacInnes-2 AMarshall4 Maugham-43 Megarry-1 MWMontagu-12 Muggeridge16,18 Mulcaster-2 Mumford-4 Nelson-1 Orwell-28,51

HFord-1 Galbraith-6 Acheson-2 1Anon-99 Galbraith-51 Malthus-4 Twain-92 JBarnes-8 Becket-62 WSChurchill-61 Huneker-1 Medawar-7 Runciman-2 Yeats-10

Bhartiari-1 Nabokov-12 Pile-1

AChristiansen-1

Palmerston-6 Pelham-1 PiusII-2 Raymond-1 RobtScott-1 WScott-14 Shaw-99,119,140 SSmith44 Stendhal-4 Sweet-1 LTolstoy-13 Vidal-14 RWalpole-3 Wilde-93 Wordsworth-3 Yeats-6 dont do that in duty of Elizabethan for ever hell for horses Tylee-1 Palmerston-10 WRInge-23 RCBrooke-2 William(ofMalsbury)-1 Meteren-1 Briunellaire-1 Murrow-6

Bagehot-17 Guicciardini-1 Naoshige-1 Voltaire-24 Wodehouse-9 YeatsBrown-1 BRussell-62 Augustus-3 Beechma-12 WChurchill-40 TSEliot-24 Forester-1 AGardner-2 Kant-1 Larkin-9 Talleyrand-8 CLamb-16 Dahlberg-4 DAdams-7

Encyclopedia Britannica

habitation of outsiders mediocrity of mind Steiner-3 model for every state museum piece religion in rural stands for waste English (language) of written forms English (people) Seneca-21 Murrow-6 Voltaire-51 Pile-1 relatively unimportant

Busenbaum-1 Mancroft-1 RLStevenson-10 Villa-1 Angelow-1 TCarlyle-10 Chesterfield-27 RFord-1 1Halifax-7 Hazlitt-45 Horace-14 HLatimer-2 Linklater-1 Malory-1 GMeredith-5 Moliere-8 Mortimer-13 NapoleonI-10 2Pliny-2 Schiller-6 RobertScott-1 WThesiger-1 VWoolf-3

Betjeman-7 Windsor-5 Horsman-6 MOConnor-1 see also Britain, language; JAdams-6 KAmis-27 1Anon160,211 Ayckbourn-4,5 EBond-1 Carey-9 Caroline-1 PrinceCharles-1 GEliot-26 TSEliot-46 Grimm-1 GMHopkins-3 TMacaulay-119 Moritz-1 Twain-99,101

endure much noise endured much is to be enema enemies everyone has SJohnson-161 Greer-5 Tocqueville-9 THughes-4 Hazlitt-45 Schopenhauer-29

what cannot be amended

are busy artists

Montesquieu-26 Jenkyns-3

barbarity well known better chosen nation cooking cottage empiricism establishments genius so well gentleman girls hate the in taste language like their beer mob sense of humour style

ERousseau-1

enmity

Bevin-1 3Bible-3 Boulting-1 ONBradley-1 Brougham-4 Cornford-1 Grayson-1 EHubbard-1 Macchiavelli-1 OMiller-2 Narvaez-1 Palmerston-2 Plutarch-7 Pope-10 Scipio-1 Shakespeare-19 Twain-7 Voltaire-3,25 Wellington-15 Wilde-41,80

JFCooper-7 FRichards-2 Heine-16 Postgate2 Lin-2 SWebb-2 OSitwell-4 Sprat-1 Kronenberger-3 Erasmus-16 RHumphries-2 TBMacaulay-154 EBowen-5 MontgomeryMassingbred-1 Voltaire-4 Jarrell-2 enthusiasm Voltaire-43 Annan-3 SJohnson-156 Wharton-1 ennobling ennui Englishmen in enough enterprise entertain entertaining monologue entertainment

Maugham-17 see also boredom; Colton-10 Brunne-1 Franklin-38 Updike-6 HMore-4 Shaw-106 Somervell-1 Thoreau-5 Reith-3 Schopenhauer-25 RobtBurton-1 Chandler-11 KClark-2 CCockburn-4 PCook-1 Coward-5 DFrost-1 SJohnson-88 FRLeavis-3 MLong-1 TMacaulay-95 Murdoch-1 Reagan-2 Strabolgi-1 Balfour-4 JBarth-2 Beerbohm-1 AlBennett-7 Clifford-1 MForbes-1 Goldwyn-5 KMarx-6 ASmith-6 Wilde-97

kept history in mind

manners are no more

most tolerant bigots 1Anon-255 strive for happiness Nietzsche-40 suppressed and derided way of cooking weather well able to beat Englishman gloomy God is an Voltaire-6 Delafield-1 Tocqueville-14

and perseverence EmmetHighes-1 nothing great without entitlement cards entities entrance entrepreneurial skills entrepreneurship can be learned entropy increases is basic law struggle against entry envelopes wrong environment environmental Inge-10 damage population environmentalist envy Couston-1 MRidley-1 1Anon-26,29 Auden-1 Becket-59 Beerbohm-4 2Bible-38 3Bible-15 MBragg-1 RobtBurton-3 Colton-11 Cowley-3 Denning-1 BDisraeli-5 Gay-6 Hazlitt-18,24,42 EHoffer-14 EKennedy-1 Maugham-37 Monkhouse-3 Ouida-1 KPacker1 APowell-8,12 BRussell-21 Sapper-2 Seneca-15 Sica-1 Strakhov-1 ATrollope-36 Wilde-58 and materialism enzian epater Epicurean Epicurianism epidemic epigram flashes light Raven-3 Payton-1 Baudelaire-9 EFitzgerald-2 TMacaulay-70 see also Pestilence; FMHubbard-14 Malthus-5 NFerguson-1 Horace-5 Sumption-1 Annan-2 TCarlyle-3 Curzon-8 Dudek-1 Kraus-4 Marquis-6 Shulman-1 EPWhipple-1 WActon-2 Rush-1 see Philosophy Cobb-2 Edmonds-1 Eldridge-1 WCFields-3 Frost-18 Grillparzer-1 Keats-11 JSMill-59 TiberiusII-1 epilepsy epistemology epitaph Chesterton-57 Chekhov-5 Orwell-12 Udall-1 Havel-1 JDavies-1 Haldane-13 Montaigne-6 Quitard-1 Havel-1 Drucker-2 Faraday-6 JPrescott-2 Ockham-1 Bankhead-5 Emerson-86

unrivalled stupidity Bagehot-14 GrahamChapman-2 LdByron-37 STColeridge-8 Rrunellaire-1

last E to rule India Nehru-3 looks down complacaently not born as Voltaire-36 not fit for elective Bagehot-8 not that E cant feel EMForster-22 typical Englishmen doubted to money-making in ennui rioted engrossing enigma enjoy a little sex at 74 enjoyable time enjoyment APowell-12 WAllen-1 Becket-64 Connolly-11 PCooke-3 Dickens-1 PFleming-6 Gautier-3 CGreville-1 Hazlitt-11,45 Heller-3 Hinkson-1 HJackson-6 SJohnson-60 McCulloch-1 Maderiaga-1 Martial-7 GMarx-9 ONash-8 Nietzsche-17,26 JPFRichter-1 Robbins-1 O'Rourke-9 Rowland-16 LPSmith-3 Smollett-3 Suckling-3 Sully-2 Twain-19 Woolcott-4 enlightened self-interest enlightenment the basic idea Tait-1 1Anon-81,152 BDisraeli-9 Kant-5 Orwell-38 Cassirer-1 Brunne-1 IGilmour-6 Kerrigan-1 WChurchill-46 Chanel-3 Hazlitt-45 Monkhouse-5 Sapper-3

BRussell-37 Schopenhauer-16 Shaw-45 Shorter-1 ASmith-8 epigone

epithets Jacob Epstein equal more equalise equality

Carroll-4 DLessing-4 2Anon-32 AHStephens-1 Bierce-52 Orwell-59 Frankfurter-3 Aristotle-22 1Anon-8 Balzac-2 Becque-1 Berlin-2 Burke-33 CharlesI-1 WChurchill-1 RDavies-6 BDisraeli-58,59 Franklin-34 Froude-1 Gandhi-4 SGoldberg-1 Goldsmith-3 EHoffer-14 AHuxley-5 Jefferson-23 SJohnson-3,83 FKennedy-2 JLawrence-1 Lincoln-3,7,15 Luther-3 Macleod-1 Mansfield-3 Medawar-11 Montesquieu-14,15 Napoleon-2 Orwell-52 Paine-7 Popper-5,6,10 FelixSchelling-1 Socrates-1 ATrollope-21

escapism Escurial escutcheon Eskimo Esperanto espionage esprit essays esse is percipi essence essential Earl of Essex establishment estate estate agents esteemed

Auden-46 Gibbon-28 BDisraeli-3 Pullman-1 SMilligan-6 Ascherson-1 Carre-4 Egremont-1 EGHubbard-15 WMacdonald-1 Wellington-5 Diderot-4 VWoolf-5 GBerkeley-4 Picabia-2 Heinlein-4 SaintExupere-1 TMacaulay-65 Buchwald-3 Macmillan-1 JPanton-1 SFry-3 Henahan-1

treatment of unequals

equals equanimity equation equilibrium equity

Tocqueville-9 ARWallace-5 Wilde-21 Gribbin-2 Heinlein-3 NLawson-2 BDisraeli-44 Aristotle-6 Ayckbourn-1 Bakunin-1 Berlin-2 2Bible-3,10 Bloch-1 ABrien-2 Emerson-33 France-3 JGJohnson-1 SJohnson-5 Kipling-14 Langtry-1 RLowe-2

one whishes to be Bruyere-10 where not known Clarendon-3 estimable letat etch eternal government bureau has e Reagan-22 Pascal-9 LouisXIV-5 SJohnson-137 live with e people Bruyere-10

equivocation erection Scotus Erigena Philip Ernst erogenous Eros

Blinder-1 THardy-11 BRussell-19 Bullard-1 Welch-2 Paz-1

employee of Mammon erotic erotica err erratic erratum erred error

not fit for e life punishment eternity intimates etherised ethical integrity values ethics etiquette Etna Eton

Maugham-52 Mead-1 HAdams-7 TCarlyle-16 DionysiusAreopagite-1 SMorley-1 Tillich-1 Addison-21 Hypatia-2 CSLewis-5 VFoster-1 Feynman-8 see also morals; Ehrenreich-6 Gibbon-24 Mead-1 BRussell71,77 MWeber-1 see manners EWaugh-1 1Anon-157 Connolly-23 Home-2 OSitwell-2 WThesiger-1 Wellington-11 Delafield-1

Barthes-2 KClark-3 Lefebure-1 Wycherley-5 Comstock-1 see also mistakes; Carroll-3 Dryden-27 Hardy-3 Pope-23 MWest-6 GRichardson-1 AJGray-5 4Bible-6 see also mistakes; 2Anon-45 BernardofClairvaux-2 Bloch-2 Commager-1 Epictetus-7 Faraday-4 Hume-17 AHuxley-33 Jefferson-28 Khaldum-1 Pascal-14 Schlesinger-3 Schopenhauer-19 Vauvenargues-7

made his impression on

and superstition endless e hurled in a printed text men are liable to never truth out of errors reasoned syllabus of erudition

JohnPaulII-2 Acton-15 Pope-26 SWeil-5 Locke-11 Metternich-3 Bayliss-2 THHuxley-15 PiusIX-1 1Anon-63 Austen-1 Bacon-10 3Bible-4 Colton-13 WDalrymple-1 BDarwin-1 1TFuller-2 Gibbon-19 Jefferson-9 Mizner-1 Norfolk-1 HPearson-1 SSmith-13,36 Sokal-1 Steele-1 RLStevenson-6

defenders among ablest

god probably educated at Euclid eugenics eulogist eunuchs in a harem euphemism

Doyle-9 Jefferson-26 TRoosevelt-14 Shaw-61 Beerbohm-17 Gibbon-11 Orwell-41 Stoppard-14 Behan-2 Andropov-1 1Anon-84,85,86,87 Crisp-2 Feiffer-2 Kaunda-1 MontgomeryMassinberd-1 RRobinson-2 RWebster-1 Weinberger-1 Wilde-39

no e so monstrous Acton-15

euphoria Euphrates eureka Euripides Europe

Brophy-3 1Bible-33 Archimedes-2 Asimov-6 Aristophanes-1 Sophocles-4 Behrman-1 Benn-1 ABeveridge-3 Bismarck-6 Blair-1 Brissot-2 Camus-6 Canning-3 Celine-1 WChurchill-41,66 deLillo-1 Dickens-21 BDisraeli-39 Donne-1 HALFisher-3

tinsel escalier lesprit d history escape

1OWHolmes-15 Diderot-4 Ortega-4 Duras-2 Forster-5 CRMilne-1 Scipio-1 Webster-2

Gaitskell-1 Gladstone-5 Goldsmith-2 Grey-2,3 Jefferson-23 Kinnock-1 Lindbergh-4 TMacaulay-83 Metternich-1 Montesquieu-12 Moodie-2 Nicholls-1 2WPitt-6 Plunkett-1 R Price-1 Ridley-1 Salisbury-4 Senior-2 Somervell-1Trotsky-3 RWalpole-3 Washington-6 has never produced Bois-2 hell of role apart from European music superiority Union Europeans Eurotrash euthanasia evading evaluate Chris Evans evanescence evasion Eve span even evening dress events Everest evermore every schoolboy knows TBMacaulay-145 everyday everything has been done has been said man who has evicted a widow evidence Royke-1 Agate-3 MBalfour-1 2Bible-29 Bierce-17 RBoyle-1 RDoll-1 Doyle-11 Hart-2 SJones-1 Molson-1 NMosley-1 LordParker-1 BRussell-21,45 DFStrauss-1 contradicts assumptions contrary e is cogentBayliss-1 extraordinary of absence people who do where there is evil CSagan-3 Rumsfeld-4 AlbertEinstein-35 Hume-13 see also imaginary evil, necessary evil; Ammianus-1 1Anon-12 Arendt-4 StAugustine-3 Bacon-14 Bentham-15 Bhartiari-1 Bias-1 2Bible-13,32 WBlake-4 BoileauDespraux-2 Burke-4 GWBush-2 2SButler-24 Camus-8 JCarter-3 Cervantes-10 Conrad-6 Diogenes-5 Haile-1 Hardy-5 Hazlitt-33 Heraclitus-6 1OWHolmes-9 Hume-13 Jefferson-25 StJohn-2 PJohnson-1 RFKennedy-2 Dworkin-2 EdwardIII-1 JGarcia-1 WGolding-8 GGreene-22 exception exceptional MMacMillan-4 cant be a good Ibsen-8 Edison-4 Quine-1 WStevens-2 Valery-7 Virgil-12 Ingres-2 Ingres-2 Lec-4 Bruyere-5 Fey-1 exaltation examinations examined example Goodall-5 Montesquieu-28 Schama-7 SJohnson-151 1Anon-246 Trillin-2 Denning-4 Romer-1 EHCarr-1 SMilligan-8 Bacon-35 CartierBresson-1 Constable-1 JRLowell-4 Confucius-2 Congreve-15 DGould-1 Jay-3 IMcDonald-1 Nietzsche-13 see also women; FHBradley-5 Mackie-1 JBall-1 JPKennedy-2 ATrollope-37 Brahms-1 Wilde-20,33 FBacon-56 Galbraith-33 Talleyrand-1 Trevelyan-4 1Anon-23 Mallory-1 3Bible-13 evolutionary pressures by us theories kind of theory evolutionism exact language exacting exactitude is not art exagerration Armah-1 Acheson-3

Kingsley-1 Lucretius-1 Maugham-2 Mencken-33 AMiller-2 Moliere-3 HMore-5 Nietzsche-10 Paine-4 Pascal-13 Pessoa-3 Raleigh-3 Richard-2 Runciman-1 Ruskin-41,43 Sansom-1 Shaw-96 Socrates-5 Sterne-1 AStevenson-4 LTolstoy-3 MWest-1 by always up and doing distinguish good from bad effects fight an e hear no is nothing men are normal origin evils from the gutters of Wharton-1 evitable evolution Barney-1 1Anon-189 WJBryan-6 Buffon-2 WJByrne-3 Cleaver-2 EDarwin-6 Fukuyama-1 Gallup-2 Geoffrey-1 JBSHaldane26 JohnPaulII-4 Koestler-4 Lorenz-2 Lyell-1 Mitchel-1 BRussell-22,55 Santayana-2 account for breathtakingly Holub-2 Shanks-1 EOWilson-5 HBloom-2 Burke-22 Voltaire-19 Shaunor-1 HJames-5 Matisse-1 see also hyperbole; Adorno-1 1Anon-214 Clausewitz-5 Emerson-49 TMacaulay-31 Twain-42 DJacobson-2 BRussell-42 Colton-16 2WRaleight-1 Wilde-24,94 Popper-30 Ascham-2 Bolingbroke-1 Burke-36 TCarlyle-32 ACarnegie4 DionysiusofH-1 Rochefoucauld-12 Aird-1 ill-e to the natives 1Anon-188 punishment to few Kenyon-1 examples good e from good Machiavelli-14 not learn from 2000 years of exasperation excel excellence Hoyle-1 TELawrence-5 Kerrigan1 JReed-1 Thoreau-13 SJohnson-42 Leonardo-3 Publilius-15 ATrollope-43 Beerbohm-17 Goethe-23 Hoffer-9,14 PHoward-3 Jefferson-14 JJones-1 GMaurier-1 JPriestley-1 BRussell-42 Wedgwood-1 aim at what e I could WSMaugham-53 GMarx-8 JMorris-4 Bagehot-29 AHuxley-13 Inge-7 DMacDougall-1 Dennett-2 Dicey-2 CDawson-2 Callimachus-1 1Anon-242 Boethius-4 Machiavelli-11 KMartin-2 KMartin-2 CDawson-2 JBPriestley-7 Fritze-3

western nations of CDarwin-15

great book is like great e

complacent, ungrateful

they set out to destroy

evolutionary-biologist

average interested in

unattainable by us Peirce-1

has been discovered

last 200 years have been

excess

Addison-1 CBlack-3 WBlake-6 Dvorak-2 Keats-9,16 Socrates-6 Terence-2 Twain-96 Wilde-44 Penn-7

out of minds existentialism

GBerkeley-4 Aurelius-5

prepared from eternity could not survive Warnock-4 exit

reproach to suffer so much exchange exchange problems rates excise excitability excitable excited please forgive excitement Berenger-1 OMiller-89 Marcuse-1

JDavies-1 Montaigne-6 Quitard-1 through scenery Tynan-6 Kemble-1 SJohnson-88 see Growth Illich-1

Greenspan-4 AHenley-1 SJohnson-138 WJames-9 CPScott-2

exorbitant exotic expansion expectation

distinction between hope expectations Berenger-1 Bogdanor-1 Byron-2 Ferber-2 AGray-1 Lahr-1 DMorris-2 JMorrison-1 Muggeridge-1 Petronius-2 Wordsworth-6 Wyler-1 master of law talent and FSFitzgerald-12 Kington-1 Nash-3 Coke-1 Grotius-1 see also faeces, shit; 1Anon-95 Smollett-10 expected so much expediency Boorstin-5

ABAlcott-3 Cornford-3 Dickens-14 BDisraeli-31,55 Fowles-4 Nelson-1 Pope-14 LindaSAmith-2 Suckling-3 Whateley-5 GWBush-15 Bono-1

exclamation mark exclusive excommunication excrement excreta dangerous weaponsMKlein-1 excuse excuses PMason-1 RobtBurton-3 RDavies-36 Gainsborough-1 Gracian-4 AHuxley-14 Marquis-11 Meurier-1 JPMorgan-3 RMurdoch-1 Sheppard-1 WStevens-5 excusing too much execution Broglie-1 TArnold-1 1Bible-26,36,37 Camus-7 Donovan-1 Forsyth-1 Hatch-1 1OWHolmes-7 Hugo-1 Khruschev-4 SLewis-1 Maistre-3 Narvaez-1 Reno-1 Shakespeare-32 Templeton-1 Thucydides-3 Christendom dominated by executions executives exemplary exercise ?Johnson-1 see also administration; MForbes-2 Gibbon-22 Twain-61 JQAdams-5 see also exertion; Addison-3 NArmstrong-1 Becket-38 2Bible-17 Depew-1 Epictetus-5 Goethe-3 Hutchins-1 Kempis-4 OToole-1 WRogers-9 Santayana-10 Scholes-2 Steele-4 Twain-89 Wilde-23 carrying the coffins Skelton-2 is bunk exertion exhausting exhaustion exhibitionism exhibitions exhortation exhibitionist self-deprecating exhilarated exile exiled exist if it should existence 2Anon-48 LdByron-18,33 Cioran-2 Democritus-1 Hawking-2 THHuxley-2 LThomas-1 Thorndike-1 brief crack of light Nabokov-15 PCohen-1 HaroldWilson-12 Cather-2 GregoryVII-1 Kipling-28 1Anon-231 HFord-8 Cervantes-5 WChurchill-71 Fussell-3 ASimon-1 Namier-3 Olivier-1 APowell-6 Auty-1 Thucydides-4 whenever I feel like Hutchins-1 Malraux-3

see also duplicity; Bierce-22 Bolivar-1 Ciano-1 Confucius-6 Crisp-11 BDisraeli-10,23 Galbraith-17,18 Galt-1 Goethe-24 WJames-7 Lincoln-1,2 Herodotus-2 Horace-3 Ovid-18 Rochefoucauld-3 Runyon-3 Thoreau-16

expenditure expense expensive experience

see spending Bastiat-1 Chesterfield-3 Gibbon-15 Hood-1 WJames-3 Stoppard-18 Barry-1 Brougham-3 Thackeray-1 Wedgwood-1 FPAdams-1 1Anon-22,183,213 Ascham-1 Auden-5 RBacon-3 Becket-46,63 Bierce-16 Braithwaite-1 TBrowne8 TCarlyle-19 JLCarr-2 Celine-3 STColeridge-5 Confucius-11 Cooley-2 AlbEinstein-1 Faulkner-7 ZFitzgerald-3 Franklin-12 Frayn-2 Frisch-1 Froude-2 Gibbon-31 Halifax-6 PHenry-1 Holbach-1 Horning-1 Hume-16 AHuxley-2 Inge-3 SJohnson-11,73 FPJones-2 Kissinger-16 JWLang-1 VLaw-1 Levant-1 Livy-5 Marquis-4 Perot-1 1Pitt-3 2Pliny-4 Popper-1 Ruskin-5 SackvilleJStern-1 West-1 Salisbury-1 Seeger-1 Shaw-139 Tacitus-16 Wilde-39 EarlWilson-2

accumulated assent to is a good teacher law is quality of repeat itself

Berenson-6 RBoyle-1 TCarlyle-19 Antrim-2 2OWHolmes-11 FRLeavis-1 Ellul-1 Froude-2 McCaig-1

best of schoolmasters

teaches slowly at the cost teaches that it doesnt used on all forms Barzun-15 experienced experiment 1Anon-219

2Anon-7 RBoyle-1 Eddington-1 Einstein-13,25 Emereson77 SFreud-17 WGilbert-1 Haldane-17 Hampshire-1 Heidegger-1 Henderson-2 Hume-10 Inge-16 PFJames-2 Lodge-2 INewton-7 Poincare-2 Rutherford-5 JWatson-1 EWaugh-33 Weizsacker-1

confirmed by

RBacon-4 AlbertEinstein-25 AlbertEinstein-25 AlbertEinstein-13

no e can prove me right mo e can prove me wrong no path from e to theory obsrvation and e experimentation Lovelock-2

patient experimenter not an experiments

AHuxley-38 SFreud-25 Jefferson-42

extravagance extreme extremes

see also Prodigality; JChurchill-1 RHSChurchill-4 KClark-2 Harcourt-1 Pericles-2 ASmith-24 JLloyd-1 Wellington-27 Hippocrates-2 Kissinger-5 Nietzsche-18,27 Pound-2 Raleigh-2 Wilde-16 RFKennedy-2 Winterson-1 JMBrown-1 Cezanne-1 Chesterton-50 Dickens-23 Ellis-1 OWFowler-3 Franklin-5 MFrench-1 2TFuller-10 Goldwater-1 Greene-4 Hammurabi-1 Hungerford-1 DJacobson-2 Law-2 Mitterand-1 Olivier-6 Philip-4 Prescott-1 Putnam-1 SaintExupere-1 Shakespeare-34 RBSheridan-12 LWallace-1 Wells-19 WWyatt-1

bold e on the lives of his expert expertise experts expire expires the world explain laws of physics never

EGHubbard-21 Callan-1 Galbraith-14,21 Hartley-5 LPeter-1 Twain-44 Bloch-2 Bohr-7 NMButler-1 Heisenberg-3 Salisbury-1 Teller-1 Twain-76 SydneySmith-18 GHWBush-4 CharlesI-1 BDisraeli-20 JAFisher-4 Gracian-4 Grayson-1 EHubbard-14 Jowett-3 Longfellow-9 AlbertEinstein-21 Grayson-1 SBaldwin-6 Disraeli-20 Jowett-3

extremists exuberance eyes

feast for shades wide shut F Fabians fable fables fabric of existence fabrication bald f is useless fabulous face

Delacroix-3 EWaugh-29 Kubrick-2

never complain never e never e never apologise past sciences do not explained explainer a village explaining beware of too much Broglie-1 explanation GStein-4

AJPTaylor-17 Neumann-2 Knightley-1

Inge-12 Lenin-9 see myth FrederickII-6 GThomas-8 JKJerome-14 Milton-19 1Anon-146 EBarrymore-1 Bowra-3 CBronte-1 Camus-3 Cartland-2 Chanel-2 WBlake-12 Dickens-29 Diogenes-10 FSFitzgerald-6 Hawthorne-2 Hazlitt-51 OWHolmes-4 SJohnson-58 JMagee-1 GMarx-8 Orwell-53 Ruskin-14 Schopenhauer-18 OSitwell-7 Tutu-1

SBaldwin-10 Barrie-3 LdByron-40 DCarnegie-1 1Cato-1 BDisraeli-20 Einstein-21 Eno-1 Feynmann-4 JAFisher-4 Frost-5 Galileo-5 Gracian-4 Grayson-1 Heisenberg-1 EHubbard-14 AHuxley-19 THHuxley-9 WJames-4 Jowett-3 RLardner-1 Mansfield-1 Marquis-11 Medawar-5,7,25 Northcliffe-2 Poincare-2 Rutherford-3 Saki-9 Sickert-3

no e is possible simple explanations explicit exploitation exploration explosions export exposure express quote better to expressed expression exquisite extermination extinct no instance extinction extraordinary

Farge-1 Commager-3 CDickens-39 Engel-1 Fritze-2 WBlake-10 Updike-11 DBell-1 Chomsky-2 ADworkin-4 MHastings-4 Lugard-1 SSmith-2 CherryGarrard-1 Twain-79 Banks-2 Bates-1 WChurchill-30 Leahy-1 Millikan-3 Mirbeau-1 Tutu-1 EWaugh-27 Congreve-3 Hazlitt-23 Montaigne-28 Pope-8 Delius-1 Trevor-1 LHunt-1 Wilde-54 see also killing; DMorris-2 ARWallace-5

cover her f he deserves facetious face value fact

JWebster-6 Pratchett-15 Orwell-14 SSmith-46 Whyte-1 see also truth/lies; 1Anon-177 AlBennett-22 WBlake-15 Canning-1 Chesterfield-34 WSChurchill-64 Cockburn-1 Crews-1 Crick-1 Crothers-1 CDarwin-4,9 Einstein-19 MFischer-1 Frayn-4 HFreeman-1 Godley-1 Goldwyn-4 Haldane-21 Hardy-1 Hayek-2 DHouston-1 Hume-10 AHuxley-21 THHuxley-2 SJohnson-91 Keynes-23 Kierkegaard-3 Lucian-1 Mailer-1 Maugham-8 Medawar-5 Poincare-1 Revan-2 WRogers-8 Ryle-1 CPScott-1 RBSheridan-1 SSmith-41 Stoppard-18 Twain-3,80 Vauvenargues-2 Vidal-15 JWedgwood-2 PWright-1 Ziegler-1

that launched a thousand whole life shows in Bacall-1

quirky and more fun

corrected brute f Jefferson-40 WAllen-8 AlBennett-23 CDarwin-7 MRidley-1 BRussell-78 ELSmith-1 ARWallace-9 EHubbard-13 Tehyi-1 Wellington-21 CSagan-3 Joyce-8 in science not as strange as slender basis of factory legislation facts are organised are sacred

WSMaugham-72 JJGoulds-2 WilliamofMalmesbury-2 THardy-1 HEllis-5 1Anon-146 Bennis-1 Carey-9 Revson-1 SWebb-2 Bolingbroke-3 Maurois-3 CPScott-1

learned from trustworthy

claims require e evuidence is for the journalist Joyce-8 writer should never about extrapolation

1FBacon-76 Burke-12 Cairncross-1 DHealey-8

are supid until

Agassiz-4

AHuxley-11 Luther-4,14 Macaulay-126 Mencken-2 WMizner-7 Nietzsche-18 Pascal-4 Runciman-1 Twain-30 Voltaire-34 ANWilson-7 acts of JCameron-12 in science lead to action makeroom for way to see by f you die for faithful faithfulness faithless fake fossil bones Fritze-1 sincerity faked in the 16th and 17thC fakir Falkland Islands fall flat on your face fallacies fallacy objective history is EHCarr-3 fallible falling false absolutes news teeth writers f is best falsehood JCHare-3 falsified its history falsity see infallibility 1Anon-216 Hitler-5 PJohnson-3 Wellington-25 JohnPaulII-2 AMarr-1 SBaldwin-13 see dentures Lewibowitz-1 Giraudoux-5 WChurchill-68 Renan-5 see also truth/lies; KAmis-10 FBacon-61 Baldwin-6 Bierce49 GBurns-2 WBurroughs-3 Cicero-24 Darwin-4 Derrida-1 Einstein-11 GEliot-14 Erasmus-9 Hampton-2 Hazlitt-12 WScott-1 JPBarnes-9 falter fame Krutch-1 LLee-2 Olivier-3 Rostand-4 Runyon-3 Schopenhauer-4 Schorr-1 Shakespeare-25 Sokal-2 RWalpole-1 HMacmillan-19 see also celebrity, famous; Addison-29 Auden-9 Ayer-2 FBacon-66 Benchley-1 AlBennett-28 Dudek-2 GEliot-25 Franklin-14 Kissinger-14 NapoleonI-21 TMacaulay-23,47 McGinley-3 Milne-2 Milton-9 Montaigne-21 Napoleon-5 Nathan-6 MPertwee-1 Picasso-1 Propertius-1 Shaw-50 Strunsky-1 Tacitus-15 Walden-1 is fickle Coley-4 GGreene-13 Dowd-1 Chesterton-1 Borges-1 1Bible-27 Chaucer-2 Connolly-19 Lille-1 Addison-17 Paulos-1 Bierman-1 Asimov-2 Bloch-2 Canning-1 RGordon-1 EHubbard-2 Polkingorne-1 Rand-3 Hoving-1 WChurchill-32 ScottAdams-3 WCWilliams-2 JRSchlesinger-1 Loyola-3 1Anon-239 3Bible-16 Kant-7 BFranklin-44 Benn-4 Cooley-4 WBThomas-1 Wilde-88 see fidelity Wilde-88 see also falsity; Vidal-23 Pratchett-8 GBurns-1

confine myself to Twain-122 elected to change Thatcher-10 great assembler of Barzun-14 get in the way of truth grasp of ignoring PPakenham-1 HBAdams-12 ALBennett-42

is a servant always Machiavelli-13

like that pass for culture may be printers error not entitled to our own f not obtain new f of life of the case factual revenue trumps f accuracy fad fading faeces fail in promises failed because they did not start failing mind organisations failings failure Groening-2 Juvenal-11 WBennis-2 1Anon-136 LBragg-2 LdParker-1

LStrachey-9

researched f into computer

DMacArthur-2 see also excrement, shit; Odo-1 Publilius-15 Vidal-13 EWHowe-1 Hollande-1

away as soon as created result is often relativity

see also flaw; Hitchcock-4 YeatsBrown-2 see also defeats, success; AAdler-1 KBaker-1 Barrie-22 BIBell-1 Bridie-2 Buffett-2 Chekhov-6 WChurchill-23 GEliot-21 Getty-4 Gounod-3 Melbourne-19 HMorton-1 Muggeridge-10 ORourke-11 Piccabia-1 Pickering-1 Roclene-1 HSamuel-2 Schlesinger-1 Sumner-1 Swinnerton1 Vidal-13 Wheldon-1 Wilde-72,83 Yost-1

double your national failures

TJWatson-2 Lendvai-1

plastering the true and f

looking in itself as Bryson-5

arise from pulling in faineant faint praise fair play William Fairchild fairest fairground barker fairies fairness fairy hero of a f story tale/story poetry of f tale faith Malraux-7 Pope-10 Keynes-22 Krutch-3 BLevin-17 Gibbon-27

ATrollope-35

calumniator of f sex shits and philanderers

Ravenhill-1 CPChurch-1 dOrleans-1 Honderich-1 GMarx-15 VWoolf-8 see equity

Chandler-2 ADavies-1 Derby-1 CSLewis-4 Ryle-1 LTolstoy-7 Koestler-10 see also belief, god, religion; Alambert-2 StAugustine-9 Benn-4 2Bible-29,38 Bierce-17 Chesterton-27 CPChurch-1 Cole-1 TSEliot-35 FrancisofAssissi-1 Galbraith-53

is powerful aphrodisiac was the highest value without hope of f or money work too great for Clemmer-1 writers f is best familiar

Leibowitz-1

but not coarse familiarity families is home family

SJohnson-156 Addison-13 Ade-2 Aesop-1 1Anon-68 Congreve-9 Hazlitt36 Herford-4 SJohnson-113 WScott-18 Twain-8 Ustinov-1 GWBush-12 see also relatives; 1Anon-142 CDickens-37 BDisraeli-1 MrsEvelyn-1 Gaugin-1 Godley-2 LRHubbard-1 ELeach-1 Li-1 RMacaulay-4 McIver-1 Manikan-1 Montesquieu-12 Pryor-1 Quayle-3 Stevas-1 Strindberg-2 Terence-1 Thatcher-8 LTolstoy-4 BWebb-4

fastidiousness fat

Chesterton-16 Peake-3 LPSmith-9 see also obesity; KAmis-17 Chesterton-68 Connolly-10 KHepburn-2 Orwell-26 GRichards-1 EWaugh-1 KWhitehorn-2

lady sings fatal as a colleague fatalism fate

RCarpenter-1 HGRRobison-1 Barney-1 see also determinism; Ariosto-1 Ayer-2 RClive-2 Defoe-6 Emerson-12,70 Fiedler-1 Gurney-1 WEHenley-2 HJames-8 Lucan-3 Novalis-1 Tennyson-17 GThomas-2 TWolfe-1,2

indifference to his fSTolstoy-4 living in a large that sort of famine famous men memorial fan vaulting fanatic fanatics and martyrs for a wrong fanaticism BMarshall-1 Father Christmas fatherland fatigue fatted calf, enthusiasm fatuity fatwa William Faulkner fault see also politics; Brown-2 Dunne-4 Hitler-1 Januszczak-1 Mencken-71 HannahMore-1 Pirsig-1 BRussell-9 Santayana-1 Shaw-11 GTTrevelyan-5 Voltaire-35 religious fanciful fancy fantastic fantasy far sighted Michael Faraday farce fardels farmer farmers farming farrow fart farthing farting farts three f and a raspberry fascinating fascism fascist totalitarianism fashion MEHoward-3 RDavies-52 Becket-11 Chanel-1 Chase-1 CChurchill-2 1TFuller-3 GHarvey-1 Lavater-2 TMacaulay-17 Marie-1 Orwell-19 Santayana-11 LPSmith-5 Wilde-40 for Racine fashionable to be a virgin fast she was a bit faster Cartland-8 see also swift JBarnes-4 HFord-6 Sevigne-2 Guy Fawkes fawning fear touch of f in adolescents Thurber-3 Ortega-2 Barbirolli-1 Darrow-10 Poe-2 Tennyson-8 Derby-1 1Anon-124 Chamfort-2 AAGill-3 GGreene-22 FBrowning-1 Gilmour-3 Gladstone-8 AHuxley-35 Beaumarchais-2 Emerson-10 Garrick-3 Mortimer-1 Powell-5 Rabelais-2 NStone-1 Shakespeare-52 RWalker-2 DMcCulloch-2 see agriculture Joyce-2 Barbirolli-1 DBarnes-2 RHughes-1 LBJohnson-6 JMiller-2 Addison-8 OCromwell-4 Franklin-37 their own faults Lancaster-4 WChurchill-58 AHuxley-36 NMitford-3 Burrow-1 2Bible-44 Malthus-5 BRussell-25 Tertullian-6 see also fame; Pleasants-1 Pericles-3 character is chooses parents immortal fathead father

armistice signed with Delillo-1

deVoto-1

Heraclitus7 Novalis-1 Claudius-1 BDisraeli-67

each man makes his EYoung-5 of this country depends

for fifteen minutes Warhol-1

MacDiarmid-1 AAdler-5 Becket-6 AMBell-1 WBlake-9 Chesterfield-22 Ciano-1 Diderot-3 GeorgeV-6 Homer-3 Horace-5 Humboldt-2 Hume-2 SJohnson-18 JFKennedy-2 Larkin-5 Lerner-1 TMacaulay-87 Orton-3 Plato-1 Pope-17 Sterne-3 Twain-66 EWaugh-5 Wordsworth-5 see Santa Claus Diogenes-1 Seneca-19 Statius-1 Theodorus-1 see also Tired; Paine-16 Saki-15 Belloc-4 Medawar-18 Rushdie-1 Wesker-1 Fadiman-5,6 LPHarltley-7 Kundera-1 see also finding fault; ABalfour-1 Brenan-5 Chamfort-1 Dahlberg-3 Epictetus-3,8 HFord-3 Franklin-28 2TFuller-11 OGoldsmith-14 Hazlitt-37 Herodotus-4 SJohnson-98 Kissinger-30 Nastase-1 Piccabia-2 Plutarch-10 Rochefoucauld-20 Shakespeare-21

nothing is anybodys Belloc-14

ORourke-17

as secretary of stateByers-1 faun Faure fauvism faux pas favour favourable position favourite favourites favours Healey-9 Gibbons-1 Brann-15 Bierce-41 JCCollins-4 PConrad-1 Hoffer-2 Livy-6 Napoleon-4 Rochefoucauld-17 RWalpole-4 CLamb-3 RHarris-1 Accius-1 Aesop-3 1Anon-48 JArbuthnot-1 Aristotle-14,25 Bacon-18,19 BoileauDespraux-2 Bourgham-5 Burke-39 Chandler-7 CherryGarrard-2 Cicero-4 Connolly-9 Defoe-5 DDix-1 Donleavy-1 CDouglas-1 Dunbar-1 Einstein-10 Ennius-1 Faulkner-4 JAFisher-5 Frazer-1 2TFuller-6 Giraudoux-4 EGrey-3 Guicciardini-1 Harrison-1 Hoffer-18 Clare-2 Proust-15 JHFry-1 Bramah-1 JCarlyle-3 HFielding-15 Keats-7 Lawes-1 Montesquieu-16

Jefferson-11 CSLewis-3 Macchiavelli-2,5 Medawar-23 Montaigne-9,12,29 JMorrison-1 CNapier-4 Nietzsche-18 Plutarch-7 Pope-3 Rochefoucauld-3 FDRoosevelt-2,4 BRussell-40 Sade-11 ASmith-38 Santayana-20 Syrus-9 Szasz-6 Thackeray-12 Thoreau-9 Thucydides-3 Tiberius-2 BWebb-4 CVWedgwood-2 Welles-7 Wellington-10,15 Wetherell-1 Wilde-30 Woodruff-2 Zangwill-4 acting from fearing mastery of of death fearful fears feats for the eyes feathers February feckless fed fee feeble feed all humanity feedback feeding feel afraid to f nothing feeling is bad form feelings EMForster-22 Fontenelle-3 RDavies-42 Peel-6 EMForster-22 see also emotion; KAmis-13 1Anon-19 2Anon-26 Ayer-7 GEliot-19 TSEliot-32 FMFord-10 Gide-3 Hazlitt-49 RHofstadter-1 HJames-4,12 Kundera-2 DHLawrence-23 ADMiller-2 Pascal-16 Schiele-1 SSmith-44 HWalpole-5 Wilde-2 GWilson-4 blunt fees are heavy` feet had no were bare felicity fella belong Mrs Queen Philip-6 fellow men female basic f body Jung-6 see also woman, women BFranklin-41 Atwood-1 MGLewis-1 TCarlyle-19 Bramah-1 WChurchill-13 GeorgeV-1 Ibaurri-1 Scanlon-1 Sadi-3 Sadi-3 1Anon-207 Boswell-4 1Anon-9 Ehrlich-1 Gribbin-4 see also Fed; Vries-2 Delacroix-3 Colbert-1 CLamb-15 NicholasI-1 Cary-4 Herodotus-13 Lucian-1 Woodruff-2 Shakespeare-39 FLBailey-1 Burgess-18 Franklin-30 Kreisler-1 Santayana-19 SSmith-62 Bacon-18 Montaigne-9 FDRoosevelt-2 Thoreau-9 Wellington-10 Twain-112 Montecuccoli-1 Ausonius-6 Hazlitt-63 Buffett-10 HelenKeller-1 Kingsmill-3 nation that knows no f what cannot be conquered

injustice is a fault of is inferior mind capable of VKnox-1

Schopenhauer-9

1Anon-141 Aristotle-8 JBBradley-1 Paglia-11 Kipling-19

natural and proper timidity no f Jack the Ripper no f Mozart sexuality warriors females are weaker Aristotle-4 indulge with a vaiety told off to reproduce young f should possess femininity feminism Paglia-11 of the species is more Voltaire-52

Hecht-4 Hite-1

Sade-4 GAllen-1 Sigourney-1

Beerbohm-2 Cartland-4 Dworkin-15 SFreud-21 Hart-Davis-1 OManning-1 Victoria-13 RCoward-1 ADworkin-13 Habgood-1 Kempton-1 PWLewis-4 Ouida-1 Paglia-2,10 Rollin-1 Sokal-5 Steinem-2 Victoria-1 RWest-13

feminist dealing with femme fatale fence post sit on it fencing Enrico Fermi ferocity fertile fervour fester festina fetishism fetters torn aside f ties feuds fever feverish goings on of days few on earth fewer Feyerabend fiasco fickleness iterated satiety fiction PKemp-1 1Bible-47 Chaucer-8 WChurchill-15 SirJohnMoore-1 Massey-1 Ockham-1 Smolin-2 Muggeridge-21 see also fidelity; Cooley-4 Shaw-71 Bierce-18 see also novels, writing; Ackroyd-3 1Anon-80,81 Appleyard-1 Auchincloss-1 Auden-9 Austen-4 Ballard-4 Becket-58 Beerbohm-1,7 AlBennett-6 ArBennett-3 Bevan-1 Burgess-6,7,8,13 Carpenter-1 Chekhov-1 Chesterton-2,34 Chomsky-1 Forster-14 Galbraith-23 Guedella-3 Hartley-2 Hazlitt-21 Hessler-1 AHuxley-13,34 HJames-2 Kermode-1 DHLawrence-7 Levi-1 Llosa-1 Lodge-1,3 TMacaulay-31 Maugham-16,40 Mencken-28 WrightMorris-1 Mortimer-4,12 OParker-1 APowell-7 Pritchett-2,3,8 RWest-11 1ADumas-2 Fouche-1 Paglia-2 see also hedge; Chesterton-3 Crust-1 FField-1 Frost-16 LloydGeorge-7 Sandburg-3 FOToole-1 CyrilSmith-1 THHuxley-1 Alvarez-1 Holbach-2 PMason-1 Becket-64 Jerrold-1 Montesquieu-9 ANWhitehead-6 Dane-1 Augustus-1 Storr-2 GWilson-2 Shelley-9 KMarx-15 WChurchill-41 LdByron-2 Nightingale-3

and clothe children Ashton-1

described his fine f STolstoy-3

TCarlyle-37 Cary-5,16 JCCollins-5 Dickens-34 Diogenes-6 feudal

among her f acquiantances

cherished slavery Hobsbawm-5 contempt for f scribblers daydreaming honour of 1Anon-263 Hobsbawm-5

FRaphael-4 SinclairStevenson-1 Stoppard-17 ATrollope-16 fill JTrollope-1 Updike-4 Vidal-5 AWaugh-4 HGWells-10 Wilde-17,43 VWoolf-2,3,7,16 as though it were RWest-13 JPBarnes-26 Albee-2 Theroux-4 combines total freedom fact distilled into truth gives us a second chance journalists write metaphysical film too powerful music producers studio film-maker

Frost-20 see also pictures; 1Anon-227 Puttman-1 VThomson-2 Chandler-18 AKorda-2 Hitchcock-6

GGreene-20 FrederickII-6 WSMaugham-62 WSMaugham-59

isnt supposed to say films

AAsquith-1 Canley-1 Chandler-8,9 Cocteau-6 Edison-8 PFleming-6 Godard-1,2 Goldwyn-5,6 Greene-8 Hecht-3 Holden-1 CJames-10 McEwan-2 Mamet-1 Mille-1 Perelman-1,6 WRogers-3 HSamuel-5 Shortt-1 Thalberg-1 Truffaut-1 Tyrell-1 Welles-3 Zilmbalist-1

no obligation to read not to instruct but please reality beats rules for writers fiddle fidelity Conrad-20 THardy-1

will stand condensation

Saintsbury-3

taking good European very bad American f filtered filters filth final words Clarke-1

RDoyle-2 RDoyle-2

see fraud, violin see also adultery, constancy, fickleness, inconstancy, unfaithful; 1Anon-30,56,138 Auden-11 Bierce-18 Bon-1 Carey-3 France-2 FrancisI-2 Ibsen-4 Laclos-1 Lithgow-1 Peake-3 Raphael-2 Shaw-71 Theodoric-1 Vanbrugh-4,5 Virgil-2,10 WWilcox-1 Wilde-72 Wilmot-1 GWilson-1

THarrison-1 see also Dirt, Obscenity; BHancock-1 Shaw-124 Durocher-1 Palmerston-4 Parkes-1 see also closing words (for books), death; JQAdams-4 Addison-16 Archimedes-1 Augustus-3,5 Bartok-1 AGBell-1 HBogart-1 Bonhours-1 BrillatSavarin-1 CharlesII-3 GCooper-1 BDisraeli-51 Dreiser-1 IDuncan-1 ElizabethI-5 WErskine-1 WCFields-4 Fontenelle-3 FMFord-1 Garrick-3 GeorgeV-2 Goethe-10 Hartley-8 Hazlitt-8 Hegel-8 Heine-8 OHenry-2 Hokusai-1 Ibsen-7 HJames-18 Laplace-3 Larkin15 Machiavelli-1 Mare-1 Mizner-8 MWMontagu-5 WPalmer-1 Palmerston-4 2WPitt-5 Plout-1 Pugin-1 Rabelais-2 Saroyan-2 Scarron-2,3 GStein-1 TiberiusII-1 NTolstoy-20 ToulouseLautrec-1 Vespasian-2 Voltaire-25 Wilde-62 Windsor-5 Wolsey-1

because infallible RHJackson-5

field sports Henry Fielding field marshal field-mice fields W C Fields fiend fierce fifteen including sheel fifth fifty fight

WChurchill-23 Shaw-66 Wellington-20 Krutch-2 KAmis-17 CBronte-7 STColeridge-17 Gibbon-28 GGreene-15 SJohnson-74 Pritchett-1 Thackeray-20 Chetwode-1 Peake-1 Ammianus-2 Rosten-1 Cibber-1 Homer-4 Grove-1 AGuinness-2 Rutherford-9 CDarrow-8 Barrie-17 Carland-2 Chanel-2 Orwell-15 Satie-1 see also war; AAdler-3 1Anon-114,115 Archilochus-1 Belloc-12 1Bible-38 1SButler-2 2SButler-23 Capek-1 Caxton-2 RChurchill-1 WChurchill-23 Clemenceau-7 Erasmus-6 Ewer-2 Garrod-1 Gellius-1 Goldsmith-5 Heilein3 Holinshed-1 Housman-5 GWHunt-1 SJohnson-13 JPJones-1 Littlewood-1 TBMacaulay-123 Menander-6 Ptahotep-1 JamesRay-1 BRussell-14 Scarron-1 Shakespeare-18 Shaw-87,99,116 Stubbs-1 Suckling-2 SunTzu-2 Tacitus-9 Tertullian-5 WWilson-4

finality does not advance toward finance financial control crisis markets financier swindling financiers find out finding fault fine Bierce-28 murder as f arts print PWilkinson-1 writing finesse finest RWest-12 Ibsen-5 Pinero-1 2Anon-27 2Bible-39 MWest-5 SJohnson-67 Wellington-26 Cartland-3 CGrant-1 Quincey-8 see also small print HHawkins-1 HughWalpole-1 Rowland-3 WChurchill-35 Descartes-7 Gribbin-5 MKing-2 NFerguson-3 19 Popper-34 see also economics, money; JChamberlain-2 RBSheridan-

income lesss secure Mathias-2

all means permitted to f to the death fighter against monsters fighting between two periods of for every cause ternd to die f well figurative art figure figures Dali-1 Cartland-2 Cobden-4 Orwell-67

CDawson-2

cannot f the future Gladstone-15 Rumsfeld-12 Nietzsche-42

print taketh away Sheen-2

terrorism like goalkeeper

TELawrence-5

men of past centuries finger in the dyke fingernails Deva-1 Heinlein-16

see also numbers

it cant be expressed in

Mortimer-5 Truss-1

fingers finish finished finite Ronald Firbank fire

Child-1 WCVhurchill-36 ZGabor-1 Hemingway-12 JPKennedy-3 Leoncavallo-1 Marques-3 Wodehouse-9 IKnight-1 Popper-25 EWaugh-21 Bludworth-1 BussyRabutin-2 WChurchill-70 JFCooper-2 PFleming-6 Foote-2 Haldane-25 Highet-1 SJohnson-130 Landor-5 Prescott-1 Putnam-1 Rochefoucauld-16 RBSheridan-10 SSmith-52 Twain-78

fishmonger fishy fit fitted fittest F M Fitzgerald five more years thousand flagons flagrante delicto flail flair flaccidity flamboyantly modest flame flames flannel flannelled fools

Cicero-28 see Morals Becket-38 Inge-22 Twain-1 ARWallace-3 ACarnegie-3 HSpencer-5 ARWallace-3 Bellow-3 Burgess-19 Hemingway-12 Hokusai-1 Thackeray-15 1Bible-9 Juistinian-2 O'Farrington-1 Ayckbourn-1 Bagehot-13 HWFowler-2 SJackson-3 PCohen-1 Ovid-21 Brissot-2 Lampedusa-3 NCoward-12 Kipling-32 HMacmillan-19 CartierBresson-8 Leacock-12 Bierman-1

brigade fight f with f station firearms scarcely know fireworks firing squad firm handshake firmly seeing his first idea occurs f impression lines

WChurchill-70 1Anon-268 Charles-3 JSmyth-1 Rodgers-1 Hartley-1 Forsyth-1 Wellington-27 Fadiman-9 Pratchett-3 Inchcape-1 CarwynJames-CDarwin-10 1 Nietzsche-17 Twain-62,108 Vanderlip-1 Wordsworth-15 FDarwin-1 Auden-19 Ackerley-1 Aiken-1 Archer-1 Austen-2,9 Auster-1 Ayer-5 Banks-2 JBarth-4 Bellow-1 ArnoldBennett-1 Burgess-1 Carre-1 RDavies-1 Dickens-4,30,36 FMFord-11 Friel-1 Gibbon-27 Greene-10 Hartley-3 Holiday-1 HJames-15 Joyce-11 Kafka-1,2 DHLawrence-36 Lytton-1,2 RMacaulay-1 JMalcolm-1 Marquez-2 HMelville-1 Nabokov-13 Orwell-8 APowell-4 Proust-16 Ros-3,4 Rousseau-2 Salinger-1 Shapin-1 Sterne-2,3 RLStevenson-27 Thackeray-5 Tolstoy-4 Trogdon-1 Vidal-2 PWatkins-1 HarrWilson-1

falsely shouting f 2OWHolmes-8

flap flash dont use flask flat on your face flatter

a woman too much Mare-1 flattery Addison-14 1Anon-19 JAustin-1,23 AlBennet-14 Burke-37,45 Chesterfield-5,10,17 Colton-3 OCromwell-4 BDisraeli-57 Emerson-53 1Halifax-7 Heinlein-11 Hoffer-11 Holinshed-2 SJohnson-47,115 Jonson-6 Montaigne-19 HRowland-10 Shakespeare-3 Shaw-69 Smollett-6 Surtees-1 BWebb-2 flatulence Gustave Flaubert flavour flaw flayed saw a woman flea hath smaller fleas JSwift-41 fleas fled Fleet Street fleeting Ian Fleming flesh and blood fletcher flexibility flies O'Casey-1 Melville-3 AMorgan-1 Orwell-48 Taber-1 FThompson-2 CharlesLamb-9 see also Evanescence; Horace-16 NapoleonI-21 Lehmann-1 2Bible-36 Drabble-3 Fadiman-5 DMurray-1 Hood-1 OGoldsmith-16 Kissinger-12 Brathwaite-1 Franklin-16 AGuinness-1 Ruskin-8 Shakespeare-17 Swift-18 drop dead in mid-air Shostakovich-3 James Elroy Flecker Jenkyns-2 JSwift-39 RichardHarris-1 Swinburne-3 1Anon-179 Bellos-1 Nabokov-10 RLStevenson-11 WSMaugham-77 see also taste; Evelyn-1 MAmis-6

never try anything for paragraph rate sentence the traders thing time World War first-class temperament first-rate composer mind only happy fish RStrauss-1 Milne-1 Frayn-7 put name at foot of f Brisbane-1

Pyke-1 Sandwich-1

failed to keep personality

see also best; CBronte-8 AWaugh-7 TewodrosII-1 Shakespeare-40 Pyke-1 Repington-1 2OWHolmes-10

Alexander Fleming Maurois-4

see also cod, guppy, poor fish; 1Anon-221 Clayton-1 PDunn-1 Fields-2 Franklin-6 CFreud-1 CHatton-1 Levin-1 Lutyens-1 Muggeridge-3 Nash-2 Orwell-4 ASmith-30 Steinem-1 Welby-1

and chips surrounded by fishing rod

HWilson-1 Bevan-12 Jonson-1 Krutch-2 Peel-2 Lovelock-1

like a brick painted flight

DAdams-35 Filarete-1 see also Aircraft, Running; Conte-1 Edison-7 Hartley-4 Holden-1 Kelvin-1,5 Lalande-1 Lindbergh-4 Newcombe-1 Pickering-1 Renoir-1 CSRolls-1 HGWells-3 WWright-1

no f not tried one mans fond food

Jung-7 HRowland-19 HSpencer-1 Congreve-9 SJohnson-119 RELee-3 Twain-86 JSwift-450 DeliaSmith-1

protecting men from

flippancy flirting float flogging flood floor floorwalker Florence floridity flour flourish flourishing flower cut down flowers

AlanBennett-35 BWebb-2 Capek-1 Nesbit-1 HRowland-11 Talleyrand-4 Salisbury-3 TArnold-1 JWesley-1 DaisyBates-1 Benchley-2 Peacock-15 Chandler-18 WRInge-23 McCarthy-4 Capek-1 Lichtenberg-2 Crabbe-1 EBurke-50 4Bible-5 see also wild flowers; 1Anon-202 Braudel-1 Carey-12 Chagall-1 Dunbar-2 Gautier-3 TMacaulay-67 Mare-1 Montefeltro-1 LMumford-5 Shaw-44 SSmith-30 Spark-3 FThomson-1

child makes wholesome takes the soul out of food & drink

see also dessert, eating, meal, wine; Accum-1 Algren-1 Amory-1 Ani-1 1Anon-47 NAstor-3 Bethel-1 1Bible-6,9 Booth-1 Bovee-2 WJBryan-5 RichBurton-1 RByron-2 Child-1 Cobb-1 Cobbett-3 Comfort-2 Congreve-18 Connor-1 Delacroix-2 BDisraeli-40 Donleavy-1 Durante-1 TSEliot-15 Epictetus-5 Evelyn-1 IFleming-2 PFleming-6 CFreud-1 DFrost-2 Galbraith-20,41 Goncourt-1 Ibsen-4 Jefferson-32 Jerome-3 SJohnson-1 Kellogg-1 Lebowitz-1 LLee-3 Malthus-1,3 Map-1 MarieAntoinette-1 DMartin-1 Maugham-27,33 Mead-2 Mikes-3 JSMill-26 Montaigne-1 Nathan-1 O'Faolain-1 O'Malley-1 Payton-2 Pirajno-1 Postgate-2 Powell-5 Ruskin-8 Saintsbury-1 Sandburg-4 Santayana-10 Scholes-2 Schopenhauer-8 Shaw-48 ASimon-1 ASmith-22 LPSmith-1,7 SSmith-21,60 Smollett-1 LTolstoy-12 Twain-34 ARWallace-1

to the poor worst fool

Camara-1 Chirac-1 1Anon-185 KAmis-25 Bacon-50 Bierce-49 WBlake-4 Colton-16 HFielding-13,15 JAFisher-3 Gay-6 Guicciardini6 HenriIV-1 SJohnson-123 Kipling-12 Lincoln-8 Livy-5 Luther-8 MariedeFrance-1 Montesquieu-25 Otway-1 Pope-17,20 Publilius-14 HRowland-17 Shakespeare-45 SSmith-46 Smollett-13 Steinbeck-15 Tertullian-6 Thurber-4 Wycherley-5

are useful I hate f otrher mens fluffy flutes fly flying machines foe foecal mass foetid fog everywhere fogey foie gras fold foliage folies Bergeres folk music, try folk-dancing folklore follies

Commager-4 GOKeefe-1 Montaigne-1 BElton-1 Mozart-1 Chandler-24 Flanders-1 Leacock-10 Haldane-25 JSwift-36 see aircraft, flight see enmity MKlein-1 Brann-10 Dryden-29 Kipling-7 CDickens-6 Carey-5 RDavies-13 SSmith-48 Mancroft-2 Lichtenberg-7 Stockwood-1 Bax-1 Mendelssohn-3 see also dancing; Bax-1 LLee-2

all men all the people can make a rule can manage

Diderot-11 Lincoln-8 Buffett-11 Thoreau-29 PLynch-2 Thoreau-29 Orwell-65 Kipling-12

business even f can run

every f will follow it no ordfinary man such clever woman to manage fooled

by thinks logically DAdams-33 fooling foolish RLStevenson-26 Chaucer-7 GEliot-27 SJohnson-114 Melbourne-11,12 SSmith-46 Updike-7 Wilde-94 questions of common foolishness with serious fools fortune favours men are all tax on football Horace-30 TBMacaulay-146 Villiers-1 Gay-11 Chesterton-66 Ibsen-2 Petty-1 see also sport; BadenPowell-2 Durocher-1 EdwardII-1 ElizabethI-1 Elyot-1 CBFry-1,2 JamesIV-1 Lebowitz-4 Lofthouse-1 Turnbull-1 matter of life and death footnotes footprints for Shankly-1 Whitehead-8 Goodall-1 Longfellow-4 Machiavelli-6 2Bible-26 Sienkiewicz-1

music dreadfully vulgar

he did not commit HRowland-1 follow women followers following folly Bentham-12 GMarx-10 Whitehead-11 LedruRollin-1 Mussolini-1 Ngo-1 Rochejequlein-1 Ustinov-3 see also fool, intellect, stupidity; WBlake-14 CChurchill-2 Erasmus-12 OGoldsmith-19 TGray-3 Hope-8 Hume-20 SJohnson-123 Pope-19 Rochefoucauld-18 GSmith-1 SThompson-1

overwhelming majority

forbearance forbid forbidden everything force

Burke-20 Richelieu-1 Sagan-4 Twain-110 Megarry-1 HWFowler-2 Hobbes-5 Kaunda-1 Kissinger-5,10 Machiavelli-7 MMarivaux-1 Schultz-1 Shakespeare-49 WWilson-4

lack sense of humour the more I see forensic Belloy-1

FRichards-2

see also law

compliment in a f CJDarling-1 consequences f action foresight forest forever Trostky-8 forger forgeries forgery Angell-1 Trotsky-8 forget lest we past what I read forgetful forgets he is caesar forgetting forgive easier to others forgiveness Julia-1 see also memory; Astley-1 TSEliot-38 Maynard-1 Saki-13 SSmith-56 Pope-23 OMiller-6 Ausonius-4 see also mercy, pardon; MAntrim-1 Austen-20 Berenger-1 Catherine-1 AChase-3 Chekhov-6 Connolly-11 Dietrich-3 FrancisofAssissi-1 Frost-4 Gide-5 Haliburton-1 Heine-8,14 EHubbard-5 Kempis-5 TMacaulay-3 Mencken-46 OMiller-2 Narvaez-1 Ovid-6 NSchwarzkopf-1 Stael-3 Szasz-3,4 Talleyrand-3 ATrollope-21 Unamuno-2 Wilde-41,76,93 easier to get forgo forgotten its source nothing quicker undeservedly forked tongue form formality formidable formulae pithy little fornication forsake E M Forster forswear Rorty-1 see also sex; Augustine-16 2Bible-15 JMasters-1 ANWilson-5 StAugustine-10 OShaughnessy-1 Gosse-2 TELawrence-4 KMansfield-2 Nabokov-7 VSPritchett-3 VWoolf-6 see forgo FSFitzgerald-8 Bacon-44 Rochefoucauld-11 AJBalfour-9 see also chance, luck; Ovid-13 JWebster-3 SHawking-4 forties fortitude fortnight fortunate Hawe-1 Flaubert-1 TMacaulay-25 Rolf-1 LSullivan-1 JBarnes-11 Sagan-2 Stanley-1 GEliot-21 Emerson-65 2Anon-42 Bierce-35 Etherege-2 BRussell-83 Sellar-3 Tillich-1 1Halifax-9 Fadiman-8 Talleyrand-9 Ausonius-5 Auden-16 Twain-109 Chekhov-5 Diderot-8 SJohnson-124 Heller-5 NapoleonI-21 Schama-3 TrevorRoper-1 ?Johnson-1 Meegeren-1 Doyle-12 Hazlitt-57 Kipling-34 McCullough-2 Lichtenberg-11 EWaugh-23 1Anon-266

HBAdams-6 Bernard(ofClairvaux)-2 Burke-23 Clausewitz-1 foresee

cannot control f limits of

Mark-1 Trotsky-8

combine with conciliation reduce to last resortOrtega-5 rendered impossible to intimidate use of forced labour forces F M Ford Henry Ford Gerald Ford forebears need no foreboding forecast Shaw-114 IMorris-6 use it boldly to the end

never f their names RFKennedy-6

Eisenhower-7 Rumsfeld-5

Laplace-2 INewton-6 Pauli-1 Carey-3 OSitwell-1 JPBarnes-28 Haldane-14 Dole-1 GRFord-4 LJohnson-2,6 see also ancestors; Runciman-7 Voltaire-48 EPowell-5 see also Appendix E; ScottAdams-3 Beadle-1 Blinder-1 Bohr-3 Burke-12 Crosland-1 WDyson-1 Einstein-11 GEliot30 Galbraith-45 WSGilbert-2 Greenspan-4 Gunther-3 Haldane-8 1Halifax-6 DHealey-8 PHenry-1 Hume-16 Irvin-1 BdeJouvenal-1 Kiberd-1 Melbourne-1 Mencken-3 Morita-1 Mumford-4 Oliver-1 Poincare-4 O'Rourke-6 LPeter-1 Richet-1 Samuelson-1 Schlesinger-1,2 WBWright-1

could be a mighty liar

forecaster belied by events forehead bleeds foreign correspondent curse f ways field language minister names Office policy secretary foreign-born people migrating foreigner bloody foreigners are funny Mikes-5 Crisp-3 Hartley-3 GHarvey-1 CLever-1 AMarshall-4 NMitford-1 Orwell-51 Plato-1 JTodd-1 Twain-43 FRichards-2 WilliamofMalmesbury-1 gnaw away at riches 1Anon-261 Myrdal-1 Perelman-4 DAdams-24 Chesterton-40 WChurchill-55 see also journalist; VBtittan-1 Knightley-1 AMarr-5 Montaigne-40 DCole-1 RCBrooke-2 Ehrenreich-2,4 Mandela-1 RStrong-1 RByron-4 Gore-Booth-1 Gladstone-4 LloydGeorge-9 HMacmillan-7

all that we been taught

deniedf nationals basic

life is a f language CDMorley-4

past is a f country LPHartley-3

does not play tennisHLBlack-1

chose theoretical physics

fortune

see also fate, luck, riches, wealth; Bacon-15,58 Beaumont-3 Cervantes-8 Claudian-2 Dunton-1 Livy-6,8 TMacaulay-112 McGinley-3 Melbourne-13 Nepos-1 Ovid-16 Posidippus-2 Publilius-8 Sevign-1 Steele-7 ASmith-10 Sophocles-5 Swift-31 Terence-5 vocation Anatole France St Francis Franck Frankenstein Franklin frankly frankness Wellington-30 1Anon-36 Malcolm Fraser fraud

LTolstoy-13 AJToynbee-1 Twain-99 Voltaire-6,36 HWalpole-11 Wellington-4,28 Gaulle-11 ArBennett-8 Wilde-96 Gounod-1 see also Mary Shelley; AnneMellor-1 GStorr-1 Franklin-22 Washintion-5 AJay-7 see also honesty; Harmant-1 AlexSmith-3 TWilliams-2 Hawke-1 RAdams-2 Bebel-1 Bierce-19 ACarter-2 Chandler-16 Coke-4 Dahlberg-2 BDisraeli-37 FMFord-9 Hobbes-5 Holden-1 PJohnson-2 Keynes-3 Macnaghten-2 Medawar-10 OSitwell-1 ASmith-21 Spiegel-1 ATrollope-29 Wellington22 Frederick the Great TMacaulay-104 free see also liberty; Aristotle-29 Epictetus-7 Friedman-6 JuliusII-2 Lichtenberg-10 Loos-2 Lucian-1 Montesquieu-9 Neumann-1 Rumsfeld-14 CPScott-1 Stoppard-18 Thucydides-8 WWilson-10 choice enterprise God wills us government how to be love lunch man is not born f market markets men passes practise f trade press speech Aquinas-5 Ehrenreich-3 DBliss-1 Singer-2 TBMacaulay-153 Valery-8 LearnedHand-7 Chesterton-12 Commoner-1 Heilein-1 Lutz-1 WMorrow-1 IsaiahBerlin-7 Gleick-1 NFerguson-5 Tocqueville-9 Betjeman-6 NFerguson-4 FHague-1 GMason-1 Betjeman-6 FrederickII-2 WODouglas-1 Gill-2 PGoodman2 FHague-1 EBHall-1 2WOHolmes-8 Humphrey-1 Jouvenel-1 Kierkegaard-5 Marat-1 JSMill-15 RMNixon-10 Rand-1 Sedley-1 Sewell-4 Voltaire-14 suburban f thought TSEliot-49 thought trade verse Popper-31 BDisraeli-23 TMacaulay-12 WJames-17 see also poetry; Becket-7 GKChesterton-12 RFrost-24 LTolstoy-24 what f government is will free-born freedom EBurke-10 2Anon-30 JPBarnes-19 Born-1 Brien-2 ELorenz-2 O'Rourke-8 Singer-2 Thackeray-14 see also liberty; Burke-51 Cobden-3 Kant-6 Keynes-27 Lenin-10 KMarx-12 Milton-21 Napolitano-1 2DNorth-1 Nyerere-1 Paine-16 Popper-27 Sedley-1 Shaw-147 ASmith31 Smuts-1 Thucydides-8 and friendship beginning of all FDyson-1 WODouglas-2 control of society Mark-1

error that f favours fools the value of f by persons forty fortyeight forty thousand men forward fossil fake f bones fuels Michel Foucault foul fouled his small clothes job is f up foul-mouthed found out foundations founder foundation CSmart-1 2Anon-49 HLloyd-1 Twain-49

Gay-11 Steele-9

those behind cried TBMacaulay-88 Pratchett-18 Jevons-2 HFreeman-1 Bacon-17 Keynes-22

Monkhouse-3 Benham-1 Joinville-1 TMacaulay-17 Wilde-19 Benham-1 Thoreau-20 Propertius-3 HGWells-18

the sin is being f out

exponent of f love Doctorow-3 got to believe in f will

of manufacturing ACarnegie-12 four-letter word four year old boy fourteen fourth estate John Fowles fox George Fox foxhunting fragility of women frail frailty frame frames finest collection of HDavy-1 France see also Paris; Attlee-3 JBaxter-1 Bethell-1 VBrooks-1 Buckley-2 Burke-6 TCarlyle-3,37 CharlesV-1 WChurchill-19 Colombo-1 Cottrell-1 Coward-9 BDisraeli53 NDouglas-7 Dryden-8 Dyke-1 Einstein-20 JElliott-1 CJFox-5 DFrost-2 Fussell-1 Gaulle-10 Gilmour-3 Goncourt-2 Hazlitt-35,56 Hobsbawm-1 SJohnson-28 JJones-2 DHLawrence-5 Maugham-43 Metternich-1 NMitford-1 Montgomery-2 RMorley-2 Nicholls-1 ORourke-12 Paglia-8 Palmerston-8 Robb-1 Schama-1 Sherman-1 Smollett-5 Spencer-4 Sterne-2 Sully-1 Justinian-4 JQAdams-4 2SButler-26 Hawes-2 Davy-1 HWalpole-3 see also journalism; TCarlyle-20 TMacaulay-55 DRoberts-1 JLHarris-1 Truman-9 TBMacaulay-125,126 TMacaulay-56 Perelman-5 Clemenceau-6 Annan-2 1Anon-176 Curzon-8

invasion of f speech

Charles James Fox GeorgeIII-1

utmost a believer in f will

bestowed care of f to weak chose the land

FDRoosevelt-10 Eisenhower-9 Tennyson-22

looks above with anxiety you must hate a Frenchmen sin in lechery frequency freshness fret Sigmund Freud Brunne-1 Nelson-7

Tocqieville-14

depends on being Thucydides-10 deserting f at home Murrow-5 desire liberty and CharlesI-4 destroy juridicial dreams of from the press gains in intellectual Hayek-4 CDickens-40 Navratilova-1 GRRobertson-1 Ayer-9 Popper-27 Diefenbaker-1

Montaigne-23 Cocteau-5 Shakespeare-40 AWClare-2 Crews-2 Harison-1 Honderich-1 JIrving-1 MerleauPonty-1 NMosley-1 Nabokov-3,11 OSitwell-1 Wittgenstein-3,10 Youngson-2,3

ignorance restrictive of irreversible trend to Quayle-8 is the right to be wrong justify carping f lack of law to preserve and necessity is the plea 2Pitt-1 not a common concept not born for f of person of press of religion of speech protection of religious Becket-36

where F found all that would have his revenge friar fricassee Betty Friedan Milton Friedman friend at his meed CharlesV-3

Veyne-3 Doctorow-3

TCarlyle-43 MElliot-1 Abramovitz-2 HFielding-18 AWarwick-1 Emerson-71 Plautus-5 EHubbard-16 Sargent-1 Wilde-58 HGRRobinson-1 Aristotle-21 Lytton-11 JHHolmes-2 Auden-43 2FBacon-1 2Bible-35 Gaulle-9 Guicciardini-2 Koran-3 Lytton-11 Ovid-20 EWaugh-3 EWaugh-3 Lawes-1 EHubbard-14 AWaewick-1 EBowen-6 Confucius-17 Teresa-1

IsaiahBerlin-1 Locke-8 JABaldwin-3

he would have a f Hazlitt-37 in need lose a suffering of a untrustworthy as frierndless friendly universe is not friends amuse us cherish our dangerous man do not need it hath no need of have no absent f knows all about you

IsaiahBerlin-7 Jefferson-37 Blackstone-2 Jefferson-37 Navratilova-1 Jefferson-37 Twain-11 Popper-14 1Anon-244 Tennyson-22 AlanBennett-29 Cicero-33

right to be let alone WODouglas-2 slowly broadens down total f may not be good to use them values freedoms jealous of personal Brigham-1 restrict our freelance writer freely Freemason freethinking of one age French (nationality) bad admirals become savages MOConnor-1 Parkman-1 Schwarzkopf-2 Eccles-1 Parkman-1 Coward-24 Robb-1 Trevelyan-3 MArnold-20 RBenchley-10 AJay-7 Doyle-8 Sala-3 Wilkes-4 PJohnston-1 Illiich-3 Brophy-9 unless prevented by law they do not value WChurchill-76

are Gods apology Kingsmill-1

have no f not equal to if this is how you treat make noses of your terrible we choose friendship ONash-9

learn to dso withoutEHubbard-14 none of his f like him Welles-4 Gallagher-1 Delille-1 HBAdams-3 JQAdams-5 Alonso-1 1Anon-68,201 Aristotle20,21 Bacon-46 Becket-18 1Bible-17 3Bible-3,12 Bierce-3,37,38,41 Brummell-1 Buchan-2 LordByron-21,42 Canning-2 Cather-2 Cervantes-9 Chesterfield-14 Confucius-1 Cornford-1 Cowper-4 CDarwin-8 RDavies-37 Depew-1 BDisraeli-14 Dryden-31 Emerson-43,69 Ephron-2 Epictetus-3 Euripides-12 Farquahar-1 EField-2 FSFitzgerald-8 Forster-4 Franklin-8,28 Frostrup-1 Euripides-1 Galbraith-16 Gaulle-7 Goldsmith-3 Grayson-1 Ibsen-4 StJohn-2 CLamb-8 TMacaulay-6,62 Mencken-13 SMilligan-3 Monkhouse-2 Montesquieu-16 EWMumford-2 Ovid-13 Palmerston-2 Petrarch-2 Pope-10 Publilius-12 SRichardson-4 Rochefoucauld-1 Rougier-1 BRussell-60 Santayana-14 Sargent-1 Shakespeare-25 Shenstone-2 Wilde-80

treat your f better E$WHowe-8

going to war without governments more selfish mistress Lin-2 savages did not become F theres something fishy 300 or so who make up early to judge F revolution French (language) railway stations revolution speaking women Frenchman lapidary emptiness Tynan-7 AWaugh-9

see also France; JAdams-6 CJFox-1

Chiang-1 CJFox-6 Jefferson-31 Trevelyan-3 Dudley-1 Engels-4

Southey-6 Spark-2 Swift-3 Talleyrand-2 JamesThomson-1 38 creates only the illusion incapable of love is f plus sex HHEllis-9 Hochuth-1 Welles-2 AHuxley-29

stops matter a great deal what was all the f for with clothes on function fundamental fundamentalist funding funeral funerals Femina-1

WTemple-2 Betjeman-8

Thoreau-11 Thorpe-1 Twain-81 Ustinov-6 Vidal-9 Voltaire- fun

WAllen-9 Betjeman-5 APHerbert-1 O'Rourke-2

FSFitzgerald-15 Rolf-1 Ruskin-53 LSullivan-1 CBell-1 FKing-1 Conant-1 Goldwyn-10 RedSkelton-1 Jessel-1 AMiller-3 Mountbatten-2 Sassoon-1 Twain-12 Keillor-7

men may be linked by true f is self-love at Hazlitt-38 when raising them Marquez-4 friendships

strewn with broken HGWells-13 fries do you want fright frighten frightening humans never more Post-1 frilly panties frivolity frock frog frogs emerge from the swamps frolicsome front frontier defining frontiers frost Robert Frost froth Froude frown frozen frugality fruit fruitfly fruitful and multiply frustrated Stephen Fry frying pan fuck all fucked up off fucking up my life fucks fuels economical use of Jevons-2 fulfilment full better than a f stop McAuley-1 Muggeridge-7 WStevens-3 JTrollope-1 Curtiz-1 Mamet-1 HSThompson-3 AlBennett-18 SFry-1 Hawes-2 Larkin-5 Turnbull-1 DParker-4 Fields-2 Mizner-6 Sade-8 SeanHughes-1 Wilkes-2 Flaubert-11 JGriffiths-1 Baldwin-12 Trotsky-3 OSitwell-5 Auden-49 Brann-10 Swinburne-3 1TFuller-4 Thackeray-4 Schelling-1 Summerson-1 Dryden-26 Jefferson-5 ASmith-23 WBlake-11 Braudel-1 Conrad-12 Gide-2 JKeats-13 Lichtenberg-7 TMacaulay-67 Mare-1 Pasteur-2 FAllen-9 Pareto-1 Shenker-1 Inge-26 AHuxley-32 IPears-2 Tannen-1 BManning-1 Carey-7 Chesterton-47 TMacaulay-88 Seddon-3 dukeAlbert-1 Perelman-10 Humphries-2 LewisSmith-1 Peck-1 Cleese-3 see also fear; GeorgeV-6 PMcGinley-2 Hoffer-13

go to other mens CSDay-2 say such nice things at funny see also amusing, humour; Celine-2 NCoward-11 Crisp-5 Dowling-1 WSGilbert-12 Hemingway-6 JKnight-1 Melly-1 Muggeridge-18 hard to be f without is subversive side trying to be Orwell-63 EJacobs-1 GDavenport-1 WSMaugham-64

Channon-2 Keillor-3 TMacaulay-57 BRussell-13 Smollett-6 furnish books do f a room ADPowell-13 furnishing furniture bumping into fury SSmith-43 HMacmillan-13 ASmith-22 EBWhite-2 Coward-7 Fontanne-1 see also Anger, Rage, Wrath; Burchill-3 Cibber-1 Congreve-4 Dryden-20 NLee-2 BRussell-51 Shakespeare-16,40 fuse change a Fuseli futility NShakespeare-1 Lavater-1 StAugustine-1 CBowen-1 TCarlyle-1 Chesterfield-23 Darrow-7 Disraeli-1 Grotius-2 Housman-1 Jefferson-1 SJohnson-27 Mencken-103 Ovid-1 Thoreau-1 LWoolf-2 Yeats-4 as normal future Barzun-4 Bennis-1 Bevan-7 2Bible-8 Bohr-3 Burke-12 WChurchill59 Confucius-8 Coward-18 DDix-1 Fadiman-2 EGrey-3 Gunther-3 Horace-15 BdeJouvenal-1 Keynes-28 Kiberd-1 Lamartine-2 Lavoisier-1 DHLawrence-12 AMarshall-5 Morita-1 Orwell-53 Proust-8 Ros-3 Schlesinger-1 Smollett-3 Steffens-1 PToynbee-1 IanWilson-1 SWright-2 act before it occurs Baruch-6 best guide to best prophet of better face the care for controls disappointed in expectations of for our youth generations imagine invent it is to perfect judging the no truth in WGHarding-3 Byron-48 RPWarren-1 WRInge-27 Orwell-60 SJHarris-6 Thucydides-9 FDRoosevelt-11 Montesquieu-11 Namier-4 AKay-1 AFerguson-1 Gibbon-31 Horace-28

split between f and back

do not know what Keynes-29

judging by the past PHenry-1

pessimistic about Mumford-6

reached at 60 minutes remember uncertain were once in the futurism G Clark Gable Zsa Zsa Gabor gadding Gaels gaiety gain Hugh Gaitskell Galba gale Galilean pale you have won Galileo Galilei was not an idiot gallant you dont set out gallantry galley slaves Gallipoli gallows John Galsworthy gamble we dont gambling Hanson-1 Nabokov-7 Smithers-1 RTodd-1 Gardner-1 Gore-1 1Anon-171 Namier-4

CSLewis-8

garbage Greta Garbo garden

CBernstein-2 DBickerton-1 Chandler-24 JGardner-2 Greene-8 Tynan-8 1Anon-155 Bismarck-8 CBronte-1 TEBrown-1 Callan-1 Connolly-25 ACowley-2 GEliot-3 Golding-1 TELawrence-4 Napoleon-2 LRothschild-1 Saki-4 RBSheridan-8 OSitwell-5

Prigogine-1 Maitland-2 Gladstone-15 Hay-1

you cannot fight the

design God first planted suburb gardening garlands garlic garret Garrick garrulity garter gas bill gasworks

Peacock-16 1FBacon-59 FRLeavis-4 WHHudson-1 ArthurSmith-1 Coubertin-2 1Anon-111 StGaudens-1 CCOBrien-1 Gibbon-3 Gibbon-3 Goldsmith-4 SJohnson-80 see also loquacity; Brann-14 Kelen-1 Attlee-2 Melbourne-3 Hart-1 DParker-5 Pepper-1 Wollaston-1 RCurtis-1 WSChurchill-80 FFleming-8 CFAlexander-1 FHarris-1 Herrick-1 Ronsard-1 Spenser-2 Harney-1 KCox-1 WChurchill-43 HMacmillan-21 2Anon-29 Shafarevich-1 Hearn-1 see homosexual see also homosexual; Eagleton-1 see also goose; Bentham-12 VBrooks-1 Colbert-1 Goldwyn-8 Linklater-4 Lucas-1 Kipling-13 HJames-21 see also men, women; Aristotle-13 Beauvoir-1,2,4 Brookner-3 Garber-1 Goldberg-1 LadyGough-1 EHowe-4 Mailer-2 Mencken-31 Michelet-1 Schreiner-1 Shakespeare-4 Storr-1 Tasso-1 ATrollope-9 Warburton-1 GWilson-3

Archangel Gabriel Menzies-2 Chesterton-33 Diderot-6 Hazlitt-28 SJohnson-80 GThomas-3 see also Profit; Mannes-1 Hazlitt-66 HoraceWalpole-15 NBevan-8 Tacitus-8 DBarnes-2 Swinburne-6 Julian(Apostate)-2 AlbEinstein-1 BRussell-84 Hilbert-2

few books of merit written

Thomas Gainsborough

using poison g against gate gateway to life gather gauche Gaugin de Gaulle Gauss also working gawky gay gays geese Gehenna gelatinous gender

abandoned PlatonicLowenstein-1

DCooper-1 MFrye-1 RBSheridan-6 Smollett-5

Caron-1 Gaugin-1 SSmith-42 Wilkes-1 DHLawrence-34 Orwell-40 EWaugh-34 VWoolf-3

JoeyAdams-3 1Anon-89 DBernoulli-1 PBernstein-1 Bierce-13,22 Breton-1 LdByron-33 Colton-10 Dyson-2 Ehrenreich-3 JHitchcock-1 Keynes-8 TMacaulay-89 Matthew-1 Pascal-7 Pompidou-1 TRoosevelt-2 Runyon-1 Shaw-53 Stoppard-8 Victoria-2

business game plays the its more than a show gamekeeping games

Bierce-51 general WChurchill-72 THughes-3 Monkhouse-3 1Anon-154 Chesterton-26 Drake-1 Esar-1 Fadiman-2 2TFuller-9 Giraudoux-4 Greene-8 Nietzsche-20 Parkinson-5 JRay-3 GRice-1 Schiller-5 Shakespeare-35 Shaw-78 PSidney-2 Woddis-1 election officers rule generalisation generalisations General Motors generals better despite all your WChurchill-75 Galbraith-38 PJohnson-2 Kubrick-1 Raban-1 BRussell-82 Shapiro-1 EWaugh-28 Becket-41 generalship generation generations

see also battle, private, war; Beerbohm-2 Briand-1 Chamfort-6 Clemenceau-3 GeorgeII-1 Kanfer-1 Keynes-28 Napoleon-8 NicholasI-1 Talleyrand-7 Truman-1 Wellington-12 GWilson-2 Camden-2 Grimond-1 Smithers-1 Steurat-1 EHCarr-2 HALFisher-1 Joyce-9 TMacaulay-20 BRussell-55 2ADumas-4 MMacMillan-3 Cleaver-2 Perot-2 CEWilson-1 Kubrick-1 Renan-3 Landor-14 GeorgeII-1 NFDavies-3 Cioran-4 Orwell-43

chance gaming Gandhi keen on sex gang

Runyon-6 see Gambling WChurchill-32 Naidu-1 Orwell-50 WWyatt-2

challenge sweeping g

of wicked designing gangsters garage

I wish he would bite

seven g in the future generosity

Rifkin-1

Dickens-8 Disraeli-5 JAFisher-3 2TFuller-2 WGolding-2 THorn-1 Jacob-1 JamesI-3 CJames-7 Jowett-1 Kipling-9 AKorda-2 Luckett-1 Lytton-1 TMacaulay-15,47 Mackenzie-1 AlfredMarshall-3 WSMaugham-38 Mencken-10,72 Merriman-1 Monboddo-1 Moodie-2 HMorrison-2 Nelson-3 JHNewman-3 JPanton-1 Ribblesdale-1 Rooke-1 Ross-1 BRussell-44 Surtees-2 AJPTaylor-11 ATrollope-1,9,13,16 Twain-21 EWaugh-7 RWest-6 Wild-1 Wilde-1 Youngson-1 in Whitehall know best make best historians no lade is ever a recognised as were no seamen gentleness gentler had the ladies been Rooney-1 Sewell-11 Metternich-4 Plato-5 JWDraper-1 geographic concept geometer geometers church produced more geometry George I Malthus-1 Millay-4 Pirsig-2 Plato-1 Cabell-2 Kronenberger-3 TBMacaulay-151 Burke-18 DHLawrence-38 Ryan-1 Trollope-11 Veblen-1 Woodruff-2 DJay-1 Belloc-13

2Anon-12 Bacon-11 Buchan-4 Dickens-25 CJames-7 Jenyns-1 LLever-1 Machiavelli-4 Olivier-1 Ortega-3 Perelman-8 Quarles-1 Shaw-36 Stoppard-25 Tait-1 Vauvenargues-6 Wodehouse-1

unasked for generous genes Genesis genetics genial genitals genius

Farah-1 JCameron-10 CHart-1 SRichardson-5 Joh-PaulII-2 SJones-2 WJBryan-3 Voltaire-55 Judson-1 Medawar-11 Shaw-135 JBernard-1,4 1Bible-38 Jarman-1 MKlein-2 see also talent; Amiel-3 Aristotle-10 Auden-26 Barrie-9 Beerbohm-18 AlanBennett-35 Buffon-1 Coolidge-4 Crisp-7 RDavies-33 Dryden-34 Emerson-78 Gainsborough-1 Gibbon-30 WJames-10 SJohnson-111 McGinley-3 LStrachey-7 Swift-19,21 Wilde-36,84

a boring commentary on

smashing his fathers

Nabokov-8 Ovid-21 Pound-10 FelixSchelling-1 WStevens-5 genuflection aptitude for patience attitude for patienceBuffon-1 can do anything except can hardly be sociable concentrated attention energy and Ackroyd-2 RSchumann-2 Beauvoir-4 JoeyAdams-4 Schopenhauer-25 Helvetius-4 Buffon-1

does what it must Baring-2 Lytton-4 hats off gentlemen a g honoiured in the name of

enlightens the mind IbnKhaldun-1 reckoned vile George II viler still George III heard any good of Landot-15 George IV George VI Georgian geriatrics germ German 1Anon-89,90 Wellington-25 AJPTaylor-18 1Anon-191 KAmis-16 Katzoff-1 see also Prussia; 1Anon-189 Beerbohm-1 Borrow-3 TCarlyle-34 ACarnegie-5 HSChambelain-1 CharlesV-1 Chesterfield-12 WChurchill-13,48 Crowe-1 Einstein-20 GFEliot-1 JElliott-1 BElton-1 Fadiman-1 DFrost-2 Galbraith-32 Geddes-1 Gladstone-6 EGrey-3 Grimm-1 AHarris-1 Hegel-7 Hirst-2 LloydGeorge-13,17 AMarshall4 Milestone-1 NMitford-1 Mussolini-2 Nicholls-1 Nietzsche-9,37 Ossitecky-1 Porson-2 Ridley-1 Strachey-4 Swift-19 LTolstoy-13 Truman-4 Twain-27,65,99 Wiesel-2 WWilson-14 national characteristics view Germans Germany guilty of systematic history of is fighting on the right reduce G to rubble Hitler-12 Levant-6 gesture Kettle-2 JFischer-1 AHamilton-1 you should be ruled by seldom troubled by wit Bullard-1 Kipling-10 Chesterfield-12 WChurchill-75 WChurchill-76,77 Landor-15 Gilmour-2 Landor-15

I had when I wrote JonathanSwift-43 is like a marksman Schopenhauer-22 it takes g to sell a novel natural concomitants one percent inspiration productive reaction Berenson-4 supreme capacity for taking trouble the most original geniuses knack of producing SBaldwin-4 Genoa hard-headed Christians of genocide genteel gentility gentle gentleman anachronism done to death every other inch in Whitehall test of a truth, honour gentlemen Brophy-6 see class WChurchill-29 Pizzey-1 WShakespeare-42 DThomas-10 Phelps-1 FESmith-8 Raven-3 Raven-3 RWest-6 DJay-1 WLHelps-1 Raven-3 see also country gentlemen, manners; 1Anon-92 Austen-25 SBaldwin-3 Belloc-1 JBrooks-1 Burke-30,31 Cabell-2 30 Chifley-1 Cicero-28 Confucius-9 Curzon-3,4,6 Defoe-2 Ehrenkreutz-1 Heppenstall-1 Lytton-14 Wittkower-2 2SButler-15 TCarlyle-24 JGBallard-5 1Anon-129 Edison-3

timeless greatness of his

uses a butter knife RDavies-51

HCecil-1 Chandler-22 Channon-1 CharlesII-2 Chesterfield- George Gershwin

arrogant get on on with it rid of it things done up

Hoffer-15 Ecclestone-1 Lehmann-1 Ogilvy2 RTodd-1 WBJohnstone-3 Jowett-5 Maugham-19 Dahlberg-9

girls

see also Women; LMAlcott-1 Belloc-9 FHBradley-2 Buchwald-1 FSFitzgerald-10 OGoldsmith-12 Hewart-2 HMore-4 Rowland-14 Sagan-4 Victoria-15 KWhitehorn-2

school unknown species give away back it up

Orwell-47 Eisenhower-11 Larkin-12 Augustine-14 JColeman-1 QCrisp-8 Runyon-4 Rorem-1 GRFord-3 FBolyai-1 Virgil-14 RedSkelton-1 see also Renunciation; BGreen-1 JOsborne-6 Twain-87

sweet little g sit next to

what you are seeking

what you asked for see also getting your herarts desire; France-10 Franklin-39 LPSmith-15 Teresa-2 Thackeray-13 getting not what you thought your hearts desire Shaw-2 Gettysburg address Ghent ghetto ghost in the machine town ghosts ghoul giants on the shoulders of BernardofC-1 RobtBurton-6 WChurchill-20 Coleridge-6 Didacus-1 Lucan-1 Newton-1 war of Giants' causeway gibbering gibberish gibbet Edward Gibbon WChurchill-20 SJohnson-41 HJohnson-2 see also obscurity; GWBush-7 SMilligan-4 JacquelineSmith-1 Park-1 Beckford-1 WBlake-14 Boswell-2 RByron-1 WSChurchill62 Colman-1 Walker-1 look like an American G Mel Gibson giddy Andre Gide John Gielgud William Gifford gift horse intention not the gifts giggling W S Gilbert and Sullivan gimcrack gin Giotto girdle girl friends FBoyle-1 Bohr-4 STWarner-1 Tynan-4 Hazlitt-42 Fiebig-1 Rabelais-5 GELessing-3 2Anon-12 Chamfort-3 Congreve-17 HGeorge-1 PGibbs-1 Kosinski-1 Maimonedes-1 Virgil-7 Wilder-2 Connor-3 Hope-8 Medawar-21,22 QuillerCouch-5 Home-5 JCameron-2 WScott-19 WCFields-12 Filarete-1 Picasso-1 Abernethy-1 Herry-1 Welles-6 HBAdams-14 Ryle-2 Bygraves-1 Aldiss-1 1SButler-1 WIrving-9 1Anon-42 Sellar-3 see Jews Keillor-8

everything you want past years up given ask and it shall be 2Bible-39 giving in glad W E Gladstone glamour Glasgow

public what they want

Hammerskjold-1 RBrowning-1 Attlee-4 Beecham-14 BDisraeli-2,5,34 THHuxley-13 Labouchere-1 MarieLouise-1 Victoria-9,10 Becket-8 Dache-1 COSkinner-1 Theroux-2 Dowd-1 1Anon-176 Cernuda-1 Defoe-7 MacDiarmid-2 RLStevenson-5 Bridie-4

most cherished attribute

must not look down on glass-bottomed boat glass darkly eye of water glasses glazed look glazing gleam glib glibness glimpse globe gloom Wilding-1 2Bible-38 Twain-114 Mizner-5

DAdams-34 GWalden-1

PFleming-5 Macmillan-2 HWalpole-3 Beckett-2 Medawar-25 KFox-1 Barthes-2 Twain-102 see also doom; LdActon-3 Alison-1 WAllen-8 1Anon-2,44,78,79,171 MArnold-2,5 Ascham-3 Bacon-35 ECBentley-2 CBernstein-1 1Bible-4 Bosanquet-1 Butterworth-1 Cabell-1 TCarlyle-13 Cervantes-3 JDavidson-1 Disraeli-6,12,24 Einstein-5 Endore-1 Engels-1 Gambetta-1 GGreene-1 FGreville-1 PHarvey-1 Heber-1 Hobbes-2 Horace-5 Housman-2 AHuxley-8 EIrving-1 WIrving-2 Jefferson-13 Jerome-3 Julian-1 QLeavis-1 HLever-1 Livy-10 HLuce-1 TMacaulay-33 Marlowe-1 JSMill-33 Milton-1 More-1 OMosley-1 AMurphy-1 Orrery-1 Orwell-12 Osborne-3 Pascal-3 Pepys-5 2WPitt-2 EPowell-1 GPrice-1 Read-1 TRoosevelt-6 Sampson-1 Shaftesbury-1 Shakespeare-16 ESmart-1 RLStevenson-5 Strachey-1 Trollope-4 Twain-16 PWalker-2 Weldon-1 Wellington-1,2,3 Wells-1 JamesWilson-1 Wordsworth-3,7 WBWright-1

never anything stronger when he was a beginner

happy free young Victoria-15 needs god parents STucker-1 gloria

sic transit g mundi Kempis-3

glorious glory

ElizabethI-1 Burckhardt-1 Euripides-3 IDuncan-1 Horace-22 WIrving-10 NapoleonI-21 Pascal-14 PiusII-1 1Pliny-7 Rochefoucauld-5 JRussell-1 WSherman-1 Tillich-2 Tuchman-2

gives wind by measure going back to LBruce-2 guineapigs in laboratory hand of G reaching down heals honest I am if there is a in agreement insult to some g is dead is in the details is malicious is mathematician knows the future laws of left alone limited power made man mind of not all knowing not all powerful not good GHerbert-2

GHerbert-10 TWilliams-4 Hecht-2

jest and riddle glossorhoea glossy glove gluck glue gluttony gnat shoot gnomes gnu

Pope-26 THHuxley-13 Becket-62 NapoleonI-14 1Anon-220 Tennyson-19 Auden-1 StJerome-3 TMacaulay-24 Maugham-34 Shaw-48 Ariosto-4 Rutherford-10 1Anon-175

paths of g lead but TGray-6

2SButler-38 PBarnes-1 Reynard-11 Goncourt-5 Mortimer-17 Haldane-5 JHuxley-1 Nerval-1 Flaubert-16 Mies-2 AWarburg-1 AlbertEinstein-4,29 Dirac-2 Bierce-53 Housman-3 Belloc-14 JSMill-55 Frayn-5 Hugo-3 Hawking-3 Heinlein-11 Tressell-1 Tressell-1 Tressell-1 Voltaire-16 Tressell-1

I do not know if G exists

is beginnig to resemble

look a g in the face Wodehouse-16 put an ounce of lead in it go away home somewhere to bed wrong goal to die as horribly goalkeeper make a hundred brilliant goals muddied oafs at goat thief goats are just sheep god MBradbury-4 see also creator, divine, divinity, great architect, Lord, supreme being; Birkett-2 Darrow-9 Flaubert-16 Hume-13 JSMill-55 Schopenhauer-24 Venter-1 as if g were watching believe in believes he eats JBarnes-12 Helvetius-7 CDarwin-13 Seneca-22 Kipling-32 1Anon-156 Keynes-17 Sirko-1 PWilkinson-1 Wodehouse-16 AMiller-3 Stoppard-20 Wilde-99 HMacmillan-32 Landers-3 JGrenfell-2 Commoner-1 Proust-16 DAdams-12, SJones-3 see also target; CBarnard-1 IMorris-6

if I knew Id g there

most preposterous notion

not only plays dice Hawking-1 not on side of battalions not the will to make happy of armies of great men one g only Renan-3 Rochefoucauld-5 Clough-3 Zeller-1 Anouilh-1 MLHaskins-1

on the side of battalions on the side of money prove serving son of sorry for speak to g that failed the ironist those G loves Agathon-1 unable to help put your hand into the

Bonhoffer-3 Gallup-2 Franklin-36 Chesterton-53 AlbertEinstein-11 Seneca-22 CSDay-1 HBloom-2 JPBarnes-23 GHerbert-5 Tressell-1 Tressell-1 Feynman-10 Heine-8

spoke dignified English

beneficent and omnipotent can G do evil Boethius-4

Britain insisted on MHastings-4 cannot change the past cannot serve G and 1Anon-3 children of Callaghan-5 OMalley-2 Reynard-12 Hume-13 Mohammed-4 Vries-4 contempt for wealth did not know about Dillard-2 does not believe in our G does not will happiness doesnt love aggressors doesnt need to exist eating your exists Renard-8 does not play dice Albert Einstein-3

unaware of the miseries watch human beings will help will recognise eithout a g GHerbert-4 will never forgive me Hakluyt-1

ArnauldAmaury-1

without recourse to Bonhoffer-1 with strongest battalions women give themselves to wont mend it work of god-damn god-forsaken city Beecham-17 Clough-1 WBlake-2 Baumarchais-4 Pound-9 FrederickII-1 Arnould-1

FrederickII-7

for better generals Renan-3 for who shoots best Voltaire-16 fucking up my life SeanHughes-1

godliness Godowsky

Wesley-7 Busoni-1

when the g love gods footsteps gift justify g ways omnipotence snare voice wife Goering Goethe Gogol died screaming going

EHubbard-11 Hypsaeus-1 Bismarck-11 Benton-5 Housman-8 Vries-4 SWeil-4 Hoccleve-2 JHeller-7 AlanBennett-32 GDavenport-1 RDavies-45 Shaw-7 Steiner-1 IBSinger-3 Stravisnky-8 JPKennedy-1 LPBernstein-2 WSGilbert-4 LezayMarnesia-1 Tourneur-1 Columbus-1 Centlivre-1

difference between G and gods

see also almighty, creator, god, heaven, immortals, religion; Ackroyd-5 Aeschylos-4 Aesop-2 Alcuin-1 WAllen-5 MAmis-2 Andrewes-2 1Anon-41,110,157,183,200 Anouilh-1 Ariosto-2 Arnald-1 Arnould-1 Auden-29 Ayer-4 Bacon-22,29,59 JABaker-1 Baring-1 Barrie-11 KBarth-1 Baudelaire-8 Beauvoir-3 Becket-27 Beethoven-4 2Bible-34 WBlake-9 Bossidy-1 Brann-4 Breton-1 Bronowsky-3 CBrowne-1 RBrowning-9 Bunuel-2 Burke-3 Bussy-1 SButler-10 Byron-10 JCampbell-2 Cardus-2 Carey-14 JCarter-2 Cartier-1 Catherina-1 Cervantes-3,4 CharlesV-1,2 Chesterton-32,36,46 Chisholme-1 RChurchill-1 ACowley-2 Cowper-6 OCromwell-1,6 Dacon-1 Dana-2 Darrow-3 JDavidson-1 Dekker-1 Diaz-1 Diderot-3 Diogenes-3 DionysiusAreopagite-1 Donne-2 NDouglas-3 2 GEliot-1 Emerson-25,51,59 Estienne-2 Euripides-8,9,16 Ewer-1 Ferte-1 France-7 Franklin-3,13,30 Frost-4 2TFuller-8 Galileo-3 JGibbons-1 ALGordon-1 Gunther-1 Inge-4,20 Ingersoll-2,3 WIrving-1 JamesI-1 WJames-8 Jay-2 Jefferson-11,13,30,34 StJerome-1 JohnIII-1 HAJones2 JJones-2 Jong-5 Jowett-4 JulianofEclanum-1 Kempis-1 Klopstock-1 Knox-2 Labouchere-1 Langland-1 Laplace-1 Lincoln-9 Longau-1 Longfellow-2 LouisXIV-4 Luther-2 Lycurgus-1 TMacaulay-87 Macmillan-9 Mackie-1 JMagee1 Mailer-4 Marat-3 Marquez-3 ArMarshall-1 Maugham-2 Mellors-1 Menander-1,8,10 Mencken-18,45,51,53 HMiller-1 Milton-4,7,13,18 Montesquieu-13 SMorley-1 Mortimer-2,10 Muggeridge-9 Myerson-1 Naughton-3 Neill-2 Nietzsche-23 JosephO'Connor-1 Olivier-6 O'Malley-2 Ovid-16,18 Pascal-7 IPaterson-1 Piccabia-3 Pinter-1 Plato-1,2 Plautus-2 Plutarch-7 Pope-3,7,9,11,19 Raven-1 TBReed-1 Renan-1 Renard-6 Richelieu-1 BRobinson-1 JDRockefellerJr-1 Rohe-1 Rostand-1 Runcie-2 BRussell-16 Sade-12 Schiller-4 NSchwarzkopf-1 WShakespeare-17,43,44 Shaw-40,56,123,138 Shelley-3 ASidney-1 NSimon-1 ASmith-11 LPSmith-12,14 Sophocles-5 Spyri-1 Sterne-5 RLStevenson-1 LStrachey-5 Strawson-1 Swinburne-5 SylvesterII-1 Symmachus-1 Publilius-5 Szasz-1 Tacitus-4,6 JTaylor-1 Tertullian-1 Thackeray-17 Theodoric-1 FThompson-2 Tiberius-3 Twain-56,76,78,91 Valery-4 Vespasian-2 Voltaire-16,22,25 AWalker-1 MWall-1 Walther-1 PWatkins-1 EWaugh-30 Wilde-1,97 TWilson-3 TCWolfe-4 Wolsey-1 Woollcott-7 VWoolf-11 Wotton-2 Yeats-6 EYoung-2

WChurchill-19 Clemenceau-6 Cleveland-2 Connolly-19,22 gold

get by any means Horace-3 help souls to paradise melted a womans heart age

Dowland-1 Dryden-11,15 Dunne-4 Duport-1 Eddy-1 Elgar- golden Cervantes-5 Franklin-15 PGHall-1 Horace-12 LezayMarnesia-1 TMacaulay-86 Milton-10 Ray-5 SaintSimon-2 Thoreau-12 eggs hours lads rule Goldwyn-8 Barrie-10 Shakespeare-50 1Anon-118,119,120,121,122 Aristides-1 Aristotle-12 2Bible-21 Chesterfield-11 Confucius-10 Epictetus-4 DFergusson-1 RGodfrey-1 Hillel-2 Hobbes-3 Isocrates-2 Kant-3 Kropotkin-2 Locke-5 JSMill-47 HMore-1 Paine-6 Reade-1 TReid-1 Seneca-8 Shaw-38 Sidgwick-1 Publilius-7 Thoreau-18 IWatts-2 Westcott-1 Oliver Goldsmith golf Brann-8 CBronte-8 Garrick-2 SJohnson-114 HWalpole-14 Castlerosse-1 WChurchill-12 ACooke-1 Hay-1 APHerbert-3 JamesIV-1 Linklater-3 GWLyttleton-1 WRogers-7 Twain-13 appeals to the idiot Updike-19 bestowed on g and bridge style of writing untouched gollywogs gone not g where I intended too far good (adj) good Hearst-2 TGAppleton-1 Bagehot-21 CBell-1,3 Betjeman-2 2Bible22,32 Binstead-1 Bronowski-3 LdByron-10 JCarter-3 Cicero-25 HColeridge-1 Curzon-10 Defoe-6 BDisraeli-40 Dworkin-2 GEliot-20 Frank-1 Gilbert-10 Goethe-17 Gold-1 Guicciardini-5 Heller-6 HenryIV-3 Herford-2 Homer-2 EHubbard-8 Hurst-1 AJames-2 SJohnson-90 JJones-2 Keats-5 CKingsley-2 Landor-11 Macmillan-17 Manzolli-2 Maugham-33 Menander-1 Mencken-60 Montaigne-14 Paine-12 Plautus-2 Rochefoucauld-19 HRowland-10 Seneca-11 Shakespeare-12 Shaw-99 PBShelley-11 PSheridan-2 Socrates-5 Thackeray-15 ATrollope-32 Victoria-13 Voltaire-17 Wilde-66,85 CEWilson-1 EWordsworth-1 actions agency for are always poor Guicciardini-3 Roseberry-4 Machiavelli-13 DAdams-7 HWilson-11 1Anon-175 EmmetHughes-1 SJohnson-160

creates g by the dozen destroy

Montaigne-35

Dryden-15 Duport-1 Euripides-8 ALGordon-1 GHerbert-13 Longfellow-2 Lycurgus-1 Sophocles-2 Syrus-5 Pratchett-35 Rooney-1 Tacitus-1

gave a sense of humoiur had the gods been kinder indifferent to tranquility protection of saying ta to AAdler-5 SSpencer-2

need to believe in Pratchett-34

support the strongerTacitus-6 thought otherwise VGirgil-6

as good as bad breeding cheer conceive the die young

OSitwell-7 Orwell-44 CDawson-2 see also manners, well bred Pindar-2 Epicurus-5 Byron-10 Defoe-6 GHerbert-5 Hubbard-11 Hypsaeus-1 Ajay-2 EVLucas-3 Menander-1 Plautus-2 TWilson-3 WWordsworth-15

Gordian gorilla Maxim Gorky gospel gospels as out rule of life Jan Gossaert gossip

Gibbon-6 Bon-1 LTolstoy-16 1Anon-207 FHBradley-6 JHale-1 Bierce-20 Granville-2 Hawthorne-7 BRussell-79 RBSherdian-3 WWordsworth-13 AlanBennett-42

becomes indisinguishable

fellowship general guy humoured in bed know the good life looking loser man/men manners

Thoreau-21 Camden-2 Cromer-1 Schweitzer-1 Kronenberger-3 Hume-12 Stoppard-25 Guccione-1 Petrarch-5 Haldane-24 PittKethley-1 Durocher-2 Cicero-29 Emerson-67 Astaire-1 NFDavies-10 KBarth-3 1Halifax-11

acceptable face of intellect got away even Goth gothic cathedral Goths and Vandals Gotz Gounod govern AWHare-1 destroyed scholarship NDennis-1 OMiller-6

for nothing people MariaTheresa-1 General Gordon consults health and bad memory

Brann-5 CliveJames-4 KClark-2 JHale-1 Sheen-1 Heine-15

Rabelais-12

Shaw-29,41,113 RDavies-45 Shaw-16,68 Zamoiski-1 JamesI-6 ATrollope-47

man ebandoned his BRussell-31 matured at bottom HWalpole-18 men have never been men we like ar g for morning name natured night no good Walther-1 Twain-102 DThomas-10 EWaugh-34 CBLuce-3 Descartes-9

according to common weal honestly liberally and in prose the many governed bring up the colonies Cuomo-1 Bagehot-1

unable to g themselves Burke-51 Horton-1

Wrong-1

SMilligan-8

by the wisest and best not so well g as they worst governing best g class government LHunt-5 Victoria-13 Aristotle-2

TBMacaulay-148 Hooker-2

Bagehot-18

no g deed unpunished not enough to have a g not original not say it is no g of the people old days opinion person

with little wisdom Oxenstriana-1

SJohnson-90 JAMWhistler-14 Cicero-25 Selden-6 CAmory-2 Camus-9 Haldane-20 Seuss-1 MCreighton-1

see also Chancellor of the Exchequer, democracy, parliament, politics, power; Acton-7 JohnAdams-1,2 JQAdams-1 VAdler-1 Alexandra-1 Ames-1 MAnderson-1 1Anon-28,39,195,215 Aristotle-5,19,28 Attlee-1 Bagehot-1, Bakunin-2 Beccaria-2 Behn-2 Beveridge-1 WBerkeley-1 Bierce-4,7,33 Bismarck-1,10 Bolivar-1 EBourbon-1 Brandeis-1 Brann-1 Brougham-1 Buchwald-2 Burke-2,10,13,15,23,27,28,42,45 GBurns-1 LdByron-25 TCarlyle-3,48 JCarter-3 Cary-4 Cellorigo-1 WChurchill-9,11 Clifford-1 Cobbett-10 JColeman-1 Confucius-2 Constant-1 ACooke-1 Coolidge-3 TCooper-1 Crook-1,2 Dafoe-1 Dalhousie-1 Defoe-9 Denny-1 BDisraeli-22,45 Drucker-3 Dryden-5,16 Epictetus-1 Fekete-1 GRFord-2 CJFox-3 Franklin-29 MFriedman-1,4,7 Gaulle-10 Gibbon-1,22,23 Gilbert-1 Gladstone-1 Goldwater-2 Grey-1 Griffiths-1 Halliday-1 Hampshire-1 JHarrington-1 Harrowby-1 Havel-2 Hazlitt-59 Hodgskin-1 Howe-1 Inge-15,16,18,19 Inwood-1 RHJackson-1 AJay-1 Jefferson-5,6,8,15,16,17 PJohnston-4 Joseph-1 Jouvenel-2 JuliusIII-1 Kaunda-1 JFKennedy-14 Keynes-14,15 Kipling-10 Kissinger-19 Kubrick-2 Lamartine-1 Lamont-1 JLawrence-1 Lawson-1 L'Estrange-2 Levis-2 Lincoln-3,13,25 Lindley-1 Lippmann-3,6 Locke-2

shape for the shape youre so much harms as those taste things things in life time what we like will wrote g poetry goodbye of a custom goodness Picasso-7 JAFisher-5

KWilliams-2 BDavis-1 CBell-1 Franklin-20 Marsh-1 BRussell-31 Armour-1 Odets-1 Blackstone-6 see also virtue; Brophy-7 KMartin-2 Ruskin-53 LTolstoy19 Rochefoucauld-6

nobody deserves to be goods goose Goose Green goosequill

GHarding-3 see also geese; Kinnock-1 Shakespeare-13

wanting to meet a Koestler-1

JRLowell-6 TBMacaulay-4,9,26,41,42,43,44,97,99,105,113,142 Machiavelli-10,11 HMacmillan-11,19 Marquis-8 IJMarshall-1 KMartin-1 GMason-1 Mazzini-1 Mellon-1 Mencken-9 Metcalfe-1 JSMill-30,31,32,34,36,39,40 ADMiller-1 JMonroe-1 Montaigne-22 Morrison-4 Moses-1 NapoleonI-20 Necker-1 RMNixon-12 Nkrumah-1 Nozick-1 Ordaz-1 Reagan-14 O'Rourke-4,13 O'Sullivan-1 Otis-1 Paglia-4 Paine-4,8 EPankhurst-1 TParker-1 Peacock-3 Penn-2 Pericles-1 Perot-1 Plato-18,19 Plutarch-2 Polybius-1 Pope-1 Popper-8,9,10,14,15,16,17 RPrice-1 JPriestley-2 Proudhon-3 Rainsborough-1 DRay-1 Reno-1 Ricardo-1 1Richelieu-4 Rippon-1 WRogers-8 JRussell-4 Sampson-1 Schama-1 Shaw-72,145 Shelburne-1 Shipley-1 ASmith-1,4,5,7,27,24,25,32,48 Smollett-6 Southey-3 Spencer-1 ,9 NStone-2,3 WStone-1 Swift-2 Tacitus-3 Thiers-1 Thoreau-1 Tocqueville-3 ATrollope-35 Truman-10 Tuchman-1 GJTucker-1 Twain-54 Tytler-1 Updike-9 Vidal-1 Voltaire-44 Vonnegut-5 SWebb-2 DWebster-1 Wellington-1,9 WAWhite-1 Wilde-56 Wilkes-9 JWilson-3,8,9 WWilson-12 Woodruff-3,4 and rebellious people avoid interference Ricardo-7 a referee bad Reagan-21 Jefferson-36 Reagan-13 Jefferson-6 OSullivan-1 JReed-1

must be a corresponding no g ever reduces itself not interested in form of of a semi-barbarous race of exquisite comicality of those laws CharlesI-4 of vast uncivilised ignoble ought not use illegal overstepped the line please power Guizot-3

TBMacaulay-150 Reagan-22 Baruch-4 Horton-1 Conrad-17 JQAdams-1 2OWHolmes-12 PJohnston-1

Camden-2 WWilson-12 Garfield-1 Drucker-4 Jefferson-45 Truman-15

power over thoughtCJFox-7 president is dead by the programmes never Reagan-22 promises to cure recession protect against tyranny in purposes regulate mind and spirit reproach to respect for statistics system of take upon itself talk to training for weak what the g is governments Penn-7 AlbertEinstein-31 Stockman-1 Kenyatta-2 JSMill-61 AFisher-1 Reagan-18 Ricardo-4 Polybius-2 JReed-1 EBurke-10 HWBeecher-4

WGoodwin-2

relatively incorrupt NGerguson-5

based on we the people best which governs least big enough borrowing cant afford a confronted with GRFord-3

to protect from each other wages not controlled by

NLawson-1 Barley-1 Reagan-18 ACollins-1 AlfredMarshall-1 AlfredMarshall-1

by Womens Institute

worst thing in the world all g are selfish Eccles-1

could print Shakespeare creates scarcely anything deserves dictation Maistre-1 ASmith-27

Conservative and Labour need to create continuity

GRRobertson-1 Bentham-16

lawless, corrupt g NFerguson-4 Reagan-3 Bagehot-8 Krewski-1 2Anon-51 ATrollope-35 Jayakuman-1 Brandeis-1 Hume-24 JBMacaulay-153 JVRobinson-2 Reagan-12 no one expected g Drucker-4 governs least gown Goya grace graceful gracefully gracious gradually graduate graffiti grammar and solecism talking bad g gramophone Grand Canyon grandchildren have only Bagehot-19 Vidal-29 Jefferson-6 OSullivan-1 see dress Auden-24 Picasso-1 Arnim-1 EBarrymore-1 TSEliot-6 Hemingway-7 NHicks-1 Hogarth-1 TMacaulay-5/39 HMore-1 DParker-11 LMitchell-1 Ruskin-53 TCarlyle-39 Rockne-1 Napolitano-1 Fulford-1 Hemingway-4 see also Language; Gowers-2 WHHudson-1 TBMacaulay144 BFSkinner-2 Thoreau-19 Trench-1 Housman-6 BDisraeli-68 Edison-2 Marquis-10

does not solve problems Englishmen not fit for excess GRFord-2 expect the g to protect expand to absorb revenue faineant g not the worst good Cobden-3 govern in accordance guard against beneficent I consider criminal Keynes-16 in contriving any system India cannot have free in power and will to insatiable appetite money interferes is one vast evil is the problem job of land of setteled g least limitations Brann-16 Bentham-9 Reagan-14 TBlair-4

Kenneth Grahame 1Anon-162

is the great fiction Bastiat-1

Tennyson-22 IStone-1 1Anon-215

monarchy is strong g

grandeur grandfathers grandmothers grant Cary Grant Ulysses S Grant

Barzun-1 WBlake-10 Colman-1 Duras-1 Elizabeth-1 THardy-10 Twain-54 CFreud-18 Horace-5 THHuxley-12 SWilberforce-1 Banks-2 Maugham-37 CGrant-1 MArnold-22 GeorgeII-1

great-grandmothers Battelle-1 greatness MAsquith-6 Barzun-1 Burke-22 TCampbell-4 Camus-5 TCarlyle-35,53 BDisraeli-54 Emerson-42 Gambetta-2 Hazlitt-39 SJohnson-126 Kissinger-14 TMacaulay-65 Newman-3 Proust-9 Raleigh-1 Rochefoucauld-5 Ruskin29,32 BRussell-40 Ustinov-1 JMWhistler-6 VWoolf-19 immoderate El Greco greed for power gate to hell greedy fightened people Greece & Greeks Gibbon-29 NHicks-1 PAdler-1 1Anon-29,30,68 Boesky-1 Erasmus-2 SJGould-1 Hume-1 O'Rourke-7 Picasso-1 Sewell-2 Wetering-1 Levin-16 1Anon-249 Buffett-28 IMorris-1 RByron-2 NDavies-1 Fletcher-1 Fox-1 Gaisford-1 Hecataeus-1 Herodotus-7 Kohn-1 Lancaster-1 Lindbergh-4 AMarvell-4 Mencken-9 Mlodinow-1 Nietzsche-39 Peacock-10 Propertius-2 QuillerCouch-4 Santayana-3 Sherman-1 SSmith-50 Somervell-1 RYTyrrell-1 Virgil-7 VWoolf-9 glory tragedy Greece Greek of grammar and factions Greeks MOConnor-1 Borges-5 Lockhart-4 THarrison-1 Malraux-2 Burckhardt-1

stood by me when WTSherman-4 when procures his whisky grapes grasp grasping grass grateful gratia Dei gratify gratitude Aesop-4 RBrowning-7 Mencken-99 GEliot-19 Larkin-7 ORourke-15 Ovid-4 Swift-6 WIrving-13 Updike-7 Byatt-1 Twain-39 Catullus-1 Chamfort-8 Colton-1 Dickens-25 SEllis-1 Gibbon-15 TGray-4 Greene-5 Hazlitt-1 HJames-5 LeGuin-1 LouisXIV-1 CNapier-4 Napoleon-4 Rochefoucauld-17 Tacitus-14 Twain-2 RWalpole-4 JWilson-4 sickness gratuities grave darkness of the Stalin-3 see tip see also death, serious; Beckett-2 1Cavendish-1 Crisp-5 GFord-1 SSmith-46 Stowe-1 Tree-1 Millay-6 RLStevenson-17 paths of glory lead TGray-6 road lies long and straight gravel graven images graves turn over in their g Ayckbourn-6 Robert Graves graveyard gravity does really exist Thomas Gray grazing greasy pole great do anything men BDisraeli-41 Brann-11 WIrving-10 JJeans-1 1OWHolmes-7 LTolstoy-28 TCarly-6,56 Delane-1 Forster-12 Carey-1 Dobie-1 Kerry-1 51 INewton-10 INewton-10 Dickens-27 SJohnson-108,126 CSmart-1 Chesterton-38 not been able to discover Clough-3 CWatson-1

the central idea of itJAWheeler-2

ancient G not interest

certainty unknown to saw glory green belt Graham Greene Germaine Greer greeting grenadier grief

Burckhardt-1 Keillor-4 MRidley-1 JPrescot-1 JBanville-1 Shelden-1 Brophy-8 SBaldwin-8 Beethoven-5 Gardner-1 Bismarck-9 AHarris-1 Acheson-7 1Anon-48 MArnold-2 IsBerlin-2 1Bible-4 Birrell-3 WBlake-11 Borrow-3 TCarlyle-1 GEliot-18 WHastings-3 CSLewis-3 Lytton-9 Millay-2 DParker-6 2Pliny-1 FPSchubert-2 Schumann-1 LPSmith-10 Twain-78 Wiesel-2

Arnauld-1 Darwin-1 Gauss-1 Gorgias-2 INewton-4 SSmith- Zane Grey

cause more Grieg grievances grin grind groaned grocer groping gross G & W Grossmith grotesque ground cover much g grouse grotesqueries grovelling grow up growing

Faulkner-9 Debussy-1 Shaw-108 Joseph-1 TMacaulay-113 Tiberius-3 TSEliot-31 Logau-1 Wodehouse-15 RByron-5 FMFord-8 Chesterton-49 KAmis-27 KAmis-6 DPotter-4 Breton-1 RDavies-32 Lille-1 AStevenson-2 Bellow-10 TSEliot-30 Goncourt-1 Ravenhill-1 Byron-17 RHarris-1 HJames-21 Thackeray-14 JimmyCarr-1

Architect of the Universe have not been scholars men labels of history

nothing g achieved Emerson-86 people see the best ColeridgeTaylor-1 things Great Britain, lowered greater greatest secular agency event JFCooper-8 PSidney-1 p Beccaria-2 Roseberry-4 CJFox-6 Lichtenberg-9 you are not that g Meir-2

up grown grown-up growth Grub Street grubby grudge grumble with the rest grumbling Guadalcanal guard on our Guardian guardians guerilla guess guesser guessing most history is guesswork guest guide Guildford the prettiest guile guilt

HLyttleton-1 CRMilne-1 Shakespeare-39 see also adult Jarrell-3 KAmis-1 Crowe-1 CDarwin-7 MFriedman-7 HMiller-3 DRay-1 Reagan-12 Smiles-1 SJohnson-139 Petronius-3 RAdler-1 JKJerome-12 TSEliot-30 Michener-1 Juvenal-4 Paine-18 Cambronne-1 DGCreighton-1 Frayn-7 Goldsmith-6 Juvenal-4 Plato-10 Juvenal-4 Patraeus-1 Taber-1 Egremont-1 Fleay-1 Wellington-26 Durant-4 Mencken-88 see also visitors; AFleming-1 Howell-s1 1Bible-17 BDisraeli-34 Cobbett-12 VBrooke-1 see also innocence; FLBailey-1 Blackstone-3 Chesterton37,54 RDavies-34 CDickens-26 Drabble-3 WDuke-1 Durrenmatt-1 FMFord-4 Frayn-1 OGoldsmith-19 Key-1 Priestland-2 Surtees-3

gynaecologists H habeas corpus protection of habit of an opinion habitable habitation habits

GWBush-13

forgotten what it is like

Jefferson-37 see also Addiction; TBrowne-6 Busch-1 Flynn-1 Gillette-1 Nietzsche-18 Postgate-1 Proust-2 Berzelius-1 Herschel-1 Shakespeare-37

life but a mass of h WJames-19 hack Hackney Marshes hackneyed haddock haemerrhoids hag Rider Haggard haggis tastes as good as it sounds hags worn out bunch of Windsor-3 Haig Lord Hailsham hair Beaverbrook-7 NFDavies-6 LloydGeorge-10 Paget-2 2Bible-4 LadyCavendish-1 MEastman-1 GEliot-8 Ellis-1 Emerson-17 Friedenthal-1 RFriedmann-1 Linklater-1 KMansfield-1 Martial-2 Orwell-9 Ovid-4 Posidippus-1 Prynne-3 Rabelais-4 JStern-1 haircuts hairdressers J B S Haldane half educated Fortescue-2 Franklin-40 his wishes the human race true wit TWilliams-4 half-truth hall porter Edmund Halley hallucinations halo ham and eggs hamburger Hamlet Schwarzenegger-1 Dashiell Hammett hammer John Hampden hamsters Knut Hamsun hand see servants 2Anon-29 PKemp-1 BRussell-24 HGWells-5 CFreud-7 \\\\\\\\\\\navratilova-2 see also burgers; RGordon-2 BDisraeli-13 TSEliot-14 Payton-1 Shaw-8 Wolpert-3 Chandler-30 1Anon-164 CLamb-17 Maslow-1 1Clarendon-2 Ellis-2 IBSinger-3 see also hands; Atwood-2 AlanBennett-37 Coward-20 Joyce-10 NapoleonI-14 Ruskin-30 Shakespeare-34 WWallace-1 hand invisible Levinson-1 Jenkin-1 ASmith-2 1Bible-40 LBarber-1 Medawar-3 SaintJust-2 Emerson-87 CPScott-2 Franklin-39 Martineau-2 Renan-2 Kinnock-3 Koestler-8 Groening-3 Faulkner-6 Bateman-1 FSFitzgerald-4 Flaubert-10 Maugham-31 JBarrymore-4 see Piles HJames-10 VSPritchett-3 JKStephen-2

dies but does not surrender whyen government Brandeis-1

cannot use well an h hour

guilty

ASmith-42

better 20 g men escape hundred g persons escape wiser to acquit guineapigs in the laboratory of God gullibility gum gun Voltaire-50

Bayley-1 Emerson-10 Medawar-20 Sharpe-2 LBJohnson-6 Smollett-14 2Anon-178 Beau-1 Chandler-1 Goebbells-3 Gring-3 Johst-1 Mao-5 Morrison-1 DParker-5 GThomas-4 HThompson-1

every g that is made we have the Maxim Belloc-15 gunpowder guns crime has nothing to do guppy guru gurus gusto guts of the last priest gutter guys Nell Gwynn Perelman-3

Eisenhower-10

FBacon-65 TCarlyle-42 Collier-1 Wyler-1

RichardHaris-1 Fishlock-1 Hazlitt-49 see also courage; NFerguson-2 Kinnock-1 HGWells-21 Diderot-12 Burt-1 DPotter-2 Priestland-2 see men 1Anon-74 CharlesII-3

of history shake the handbook Handel handicap handkerchief handmaid hands clean handshake firm handsome hang myself yourself hanged hanging

TBlair-5 GWBush-5 BRussell-82 Christiansen-1 CLamb-18 Beethoven-1 Castlerosse-1 CConnolly-6 Bacon-42 see also Hand; 1Anon-194 Cennini-1 LJohnson-2 Truman-5 Eyre-1 TCarlyle-2 Lofthouse-1 Fadiman-9 see also good looking; 1Anon-123 RChandler-28 Ewer-1 Fielding-9 Sainstbury-1 Hadow-1 SJohnson-152 Cervantes-7 Heine-14 1Anon-8 1SButler-1 EAFreeman-3 Halifax-5 Hindemith-1 SJohnson-59,79 Montaigne-14 1Richelieu-5 Shaw-137 SSmith-42 Twain-4 and high profits and money

Ovid-10 Paine-7 DParker-17 Poe-3 Popper-10 Proust-1 Quintillian-20 RReed-1 AReid-1 Rochefoucauld-1 TRoosevelt-6 Ros-2 Ruskin-34 BRussell-12,29,33,39,70 Santayana-20 Seneca-11 Shaw-95 Simenon-1 AdamSmith19,39 AlexSmith-1,11 LPSmith-11 Solon-1 Sophocles-6 RLStevenson-6 Stoppard-11 Styron-1 Swift-10,22,31 Szasz10 Thucydides-8 Tolstoy-4 ATrollope-15,30,41 1Turgenev-1 Victoria-12,14,15 Virgil-1 Weldon-1 Welles-9 Wilde-43,99 Wilder-2 GahanWilson-1 Wootton-1 Wordsworth-3 Ricardo-2 Camus-1 SMilligan-5 WSMaugham-69 Thucydides-10 Beccaria-2 Bentham-3 Hutcheson-1 Lytton-8 Schweitzer-1 WSMaugham-69 Nietzsche-40

was the greatest noblest

best attained when not depends on being free for the greatest number good health and bad known only when lost of his creatures happy are the people ending is the country is the nation JSMill-55 only English strive for

few politicians are Chesterton-59

Herodotus ArthurSmith-1 Montesquieu-4 LPSmith-11 Milestone-1 Agate-7 Beccaria-1,2 see also history; TCarlyle-21 Howells-2 Franklin-11

bed and a book I am

hangman hangover hansom

Wallach-1 Orwell-9 WSGilbert-17

I would not call you haphazard happen not the way presented poetry makes nothing happened never what actually happening happens stuff happiest nations who think women happiness GEliot-11 Phelps-2 GEliot-11 1Anon-192 Wilde-102 ABrien-3

people whose annals that nation tragedy with a h ending

Goethe-26 Auden-47

Hapsburg driven out monarchy harassed WChurchill-78 RJWEvans-1 Thoreau-27 Toynbee-2 AGray-4 Sandburg-7 MWest-5 Joseph OConnor-2 GHayes-1 WHPrescott-1 DOsborne-2 Bloomberg-1 MacDiarmid-2 deLillo-1 RobtScott-1 see also Difficulty; Barrie-12 ECBentley-1 Gaulle-8 NCHamberlain-4 Emerson-46 hardship hardware gets faster Thomas Hardy Hare harem eunuch in a harlot loosest in kings harlotry Harlow Behan-2 see also bawdry, prostitute, whores 1Anon-74 see also prostitute, tart; SBaldwin-5 MAsquith-7 2Anon-47 Faraday-5 Chesterton-22 TSEliot-20 AAGill-7,9 DHLawrence-11 Strachey-1 VWoolf-18 Brookner-1 HennikerMajor-1 JSMill-45 WThesiger-2

no too strange to have LRanke-1 whether it h or not Twain-121

THardy-13

harbour hard and cold within cases names words work hard-bitten hard-cover hardihood hardness

Inge-23 TRoosevelt-13 Tynan-5 Salisbury-7 Syrus-9 Rumsfeld-17

see also felicity; Aeschylos-3 Anachrasis-2 1Anon-35,155 Austen-19 Balzac-5 Becket-24 AlBennett-9 Bentham-3 IBergman-1 Berlin-2 3Bible-6 Birrell-2,3 WBlake-11 Boethius-2 BrillatSavarin-1 Bruyere-6 FBurney-1 RobtBurton-11 Camus-1 TCarlyle-36 Cartland-7 Chandler-13 Congreve-18 Cope-3 Dante-1 Darwin-2 68 Euripides-10 HenryFielding-20 Fontenelle-1 France-2 MFranklin-1 SFreud-19 Frost-10 SFry-1 1TFuller-9 Gallup-1 Gay-2 Gibbon-2 Greene-3,7,9 Hawtthorne-6 Hazlitt-8,52 Heinlein-4 Hoffer-10 Horace-11 Housman-10 AHuxley-22 Ibsen-4 HJames-9 Jefferson-5,17 SJohnson-33,72,131 Keats-10 Landor-8,11 Levant-1 Lavoisier-2 McInerney-1 HMacmillan-5 Maugham-17,28 Mencken-22,48,73 Metcalfe-1 JSMill-35 SMilligan-5 CRMilne-1 MWMontagu-4 Montesquieu-2,4,7 Montherlant-1 AMurphy-1 Nash-1 Nietzsche-11,31,32

Warren G Harding McAdoo-1 Mencken-66

RDavies-18 Dickens-16 Dryden-21,24 GEliot-11 Emerson- hardy

harm

Arnauld-1 Bagehot-21 1Bible-32 GWBush-4 Creighton-1 Dryden-11 PEddington-1 TSEliot-41 GGreene-12 Joll-1 Mao-2 Nightingale-4 IPears-1 Senior-1 Wilde-53

Joseph Haydn springs surprises Haydon hazard hazardous William Hazlitt

Brendel-1 Hadden-1 Hopkins-1 CLamb-18 Links-1 Weingartner-1 Brendel-1 Shaw-28 AdamSmith-18 see also Danger; Plautus-1 Shackleton-1 JThomson-1 RLStevenson-2 Wordsworth-10 Hewlett-1

harmful at worst truth harmless harmony harness harpsichord Frank Harris Rex Harrison harsh harshness harum scarum style of work Harvard

Montesquieu-12 Krugman-1 Koestler-9 Raine-9 DRay-1 Beethove-4 Bernardin-1 Heddon-1 Caning-4 Beecham-4 SRaven-2 Wilde-98 Coward-23 1Anon-134 Pope-22 1RChurchill-5

more eloquent than CluttonBrock-2 typical journalist-essayist he aint in here head Dillingham-1 Addison-6 Atwood-2 BDisraeli-42 Henley-3 THHuxley-5 Lille-1 Pullman-1 Ruskin-30 Willkie-1 moment to cut off Lagrange-1 to contrive waiter headache headaches headlights headlines header into the cesspool healer good cheer healing Pinder-2 Austen-20 Cope-1 GHerbert-2 Herold-1 Hippocrates-1 1OWHolmes-6 Horace-21 Jung-1 Kraus-2 Myerson-1 APhillips-2 Proust-6 Seneca-4 FESmith-3 Szasz-3 virtues heals God health GHerbert-2 see also disease, medicine; Abelard-1 1Anon-24,145 Appleyard-2 Austen-11,16 Becket-38 IBergman-1 Berlin-1 Bierce-12 EBlake-1 WBlake-7 Bruyere-1 TCarlyle-46 Chesterton-13 AClark-1 Delacroix-1 Donleavy-1 Dostoyevsky-1 Doyle-1 Durante-1 Eddy-1 Fairbanks-1 Greville-1 Haldane-20 Heraclitus-6 Ibsen-4 JKJerome-11 SJohnson-49 Juvenal-5 Kraus-2 Laing-1 Lytton-12 McGinley-3 DMartin-1 JSMill-3 Nash-1 Newman-3 Nietzsche-1,13 DPotter-1 Orwell-29 Prentice-1 JPFRichter1 BRussell-25 Scholes-2 Seneca-4 AdamSmith-39 SSmith-3,58 RLStevenson-1,2 Stopes-1 Swift-30 Sydenham-1 Szasz-3 Thurber-1 Twain-34 food healthiest we are the you dont need it Seamus Heaney hear things we Ausonius-5 Heinlein-5 1Anon-242 France-10 TGray-2 HEllis-7 Epicurus-5 DParker-15 see also love; Aristotle-16 NArmstrong-2 JBernard-4 Besnault-1 3Bible-8 Chesterton-50 BDisraeli-42 heard no evil your prayers hearing pleasure of h W R Hearst heart DGardner-1 Haldane-20 HFord-8 Ewart-1 Muir-2 RCecil-2 Orwell-58 1Clarendon-2 Gulbenkian-1 1Anon-6 Wilbur-1 Achebe-1 Doctorow-1 Chesterton-52 AGreen-1

what you learn at Conant-2 harvest haste GEliot-16 MArnold-1 Augustus-1 1Bible-13 Byron-7 Chaucer-3 Chesterfield-15 Confucius-12 Congreve-13 Emerson-14 Malory-1 Suyin-1 Trollope-12 JWesley-4 Lady Elizabeth Hastings Max Hastings hat hatchet hate us hated the ruling few hater suffers Hatfield hath he that hatred 2Bible-3 Accius-1 HBAdams-2 Aretino-4 Beaverbrook-5 Birrell-5 Byron-7 Cavell-1 Chandler-19 Chesterfield-4 Cicero-4 Congreve-4 ADworkin-13 Ellison-1 Ennius-1 FrancisofAssissi-1 SFreud-18 ZGabor-3 SJGould-1 Habgood-1 DWHarding-1 Hazlitt-60 Hesse-1 1OWHolmes11 Hugo-6 Humphrey-2 Inge-17 HAJones-1 Larkin-8 DHLawrence-14,19 NLee-2 TMacaulay-40 Marquis-5 RMay-1 JMorley-4 Nabokov-5 JosephO'Connor-1 StClair-1 Shaw-115 Sully-1 Swift-15 Swinnerton-1 Tacitus-7 DJTaylor-1 Voltaire-14 Whittier-1 Wiesel-3 Charles Haughey haute couture is finished have haves and have-nots having been hawk Goldie Hawn Pratchett-17 LdByron-40 Tookey-1 Cervantes-13 Chanel-6 2Bible-3 CCOBrien-1 Beaverbrook-5 Thorne-2 Levin-13 Agate-3 JBarrymore-2 NChamberlain-5 Pepys-1 Stark-4 Wilde-13 KHubbard-1 JAFisher-5 Meir-3 OGoldsmith-13 Bentham-18 Steele-6

by large numbers Orwell-62

Orwell-10 Pericles-1 Racine-2 Runciman-2 BRussell-32,60 healthy

assaults our sense of

ElizabethI-3 Farouk-1 Fern-1 NFry-1 Kipling-5 TMacaulay-112 CCOBrien-1 Pascal-5 KPhilips-1 1Pliny-8 Propertius-3 Pullman-1 Rochefoucauld-14 HRowland-6,8 Ruskin-30 SaintExupere-1 WScott-9 Vanbrugh-3 Willkie-1 Wordsworth-9 Yeats-9 ache attack on sleeve WShakespeare-52 PWhitehead-1 Stoppard-25 1Bible-45 broken loose for horses go to hottests places in make the world of Europe JSMill-59 Shaw-2 McNamara-3 hell-hound Lillian Hellman helm help

StJerome-2 StJohn-3 Jonson-2 MKingsley-1 DHLawrence-8 HCLodge-1 Macchiavelli-1 Marlowe-1 Marquis-7 Maugham-2 Milton-8 SMorley-1 Palmer-1 JRay-6 Rimbaud-1 BRussell-2 Sade-12 Sandburg-7,8 Santayana-4 Sartre-1 Shelley-3,12 PSheridan-1 WSherman-1 SSmith-35 Sparrow-2 Strindberg-2 Swinburne-5 Tourneur-1 Twain-90 Virgil-8 Webster-1 RGreene-2 RobtBurton-10 Meteren-10 BernardofC-3 Dillard-2 JFKennedy-19 Wilde-11 Armah-1 Sade-13 TMore-4 MMcCarthy-1 Chesterton-52 Syrus-11 Aeschylos-4 Aesop-2 1Anon-195 ACarnegie-7,8 Hancock-1 SJohnson-47 Lincoln-10 Maimonedes-1 Ruskin-29 AStevenson-11 Trilling-2 Vauvenargues-6 come and h helping oneself helpless IPaterson-1 Bayley-1 JustineMcCarthy-1 Mencken-53 Oakley-1 Shadwell-1 Ernest Hemingway Akhmatova-1 Auden-30 MEastman-1 Faulkner-2 ZFitzgerald-2 RGordon-2 Nabokov-6 DParker-11 APowell-3 Vidal-11 hen Attila the henhouse Henley regatta Henry V Henry VIII hens Heraclitus Hercules herd mind herds heredity heresy heretical heritability heritage hermit hermitage Hermitage (wine) hero AkbertEinstein-32 Wycherley-6 Read-1 Romanes-1 WBerkeley-1 BernardofClairvaux-2 Brann-3 Brenan-2 THHuxley-8 TMacaulay-89 Santayana-5 Sedley-1 Read-1 AlBennett-1 Bryson-2 KFox-3 McCarthy-4 RLovelace-1 Sainstbury-2 see also courage; Auden-6 Belloc-3 Brecht-1 WChurchill-18 Gambetta-1 Kipling-18 Mailer-4 SMilligan-1 Orwell-31 Porteus-1 Wild-1 despite generals prevail kills millions millions Chaplin-3 Porteus-1 Landor-14 TSEliot-46 Hazlitt-59 CDickens-42 Luther-6 Mackintosh-1 see chickens BRussell-32 THHuxley-6 CFreud-10 Truman-9 Hakluyt-2

too soon made glad RBrowning-1 wine maketh glad the heartbreak heartless skill heartlessness hearts and intellects like hers getting your h desire go where appreciated of their subjects heat heathen Heathrow heaven Gowrie-1 OSitwell-3 JBarth-2 MLKing-3 Kundera-2

full of good intentions hell has three gates 1Anon-249

stupidity and wickedness

LeopoldII-1 Katzoff-1 Malory-1 Thoreau-24 Truman-6 HVaughan-1 Hume-4 IWatts-1 DPotter-1 see also god, religion; 1Anon-116 Antrim-3 Asimov-7 IBanks-3 Barrie-15 Bethell-1 Borovoy-1 DBrown-1 RBrowning-7 Burgess-20 JCarlyle-2 AChase-2 Christiansen-1 GEliot-7 JElliott-1 Emerson-35 Florio-2 DFrost-2 Galileo-5 Garrick-1 Home-1 THughes-2 Ingersoll3 Jonson-2 FKing-1 HCLodge-1 Luttrell-1 Macchiavelli-1 SMilligan-7 Palmer-1 JReed-2 BRussell-4 Santayana-4,13 Sparrow-2 RLStevenson-1 Swift-14 Tintoretto-2 Twain-90 EWaugh-6,23

describe a whole day earth would become eating pate de foie gras hate yoiu enough France-10 honest without I wont enjoy so inane so dull heavy Hebrews hectoring hedge hedonism

Shaw-154 JSMill-59 SydneySmith-48

TBrowne-11 DAdams-25 Shaw-154 AEvans-1 see Ebrews, Jews Levin-15 ALBennett-20 Herbert-1 PDJames-1 SJohnson-124 Blake-1 Bourne-1 Capek-1 1TFuller-3 Gautier-3 Hazlitt-8 Herrick-1 Jonson-4 Maugham-22 Smollett-3 VThomson-1 Wittgenstein-5

Katherine Hepburn DParker-2

heels Hegel height Heine heiress held to account helicopter hell

DThomas-7 NDavies-2 Hegel-1,2 Hess-1 KMarx-7 Quinton-1 BRussell-53 NStone-1 Tolstoy-1 RFrost-10 TMacaulay-109 Hess-1 Wiesel-2 Roseberry-3 Herodotus-12 Januszczak-2 Auden-27 Barrie-15 Bethell-1 1Bible-28 Black-1 Borovoy-1 Bovee-1 TBrowne-4,5 Burchill-3 AChase-2 Christie-3 Cibber-1 AClare-1 EECummings-3 Dante-2,4 JDavidson-1 TSEliot-16 JElliott-1 Emerson-35 Florio-2 Forster-3 DFrost-2 Goethe-8 JRGreen-1 AHuxley-12,32 Koran-2

of every fairy story Malraux-1 to his valet worship heroes Herod Herodotus heroic leadership ministry is not heroin heroine heroism herring hesitation heterosexual heuristic viewpoint hew hick pix hidden hide hideous monster most h thing hiding something hierarchy high being h born heels highbrow high-heeled shoes high-school class highway hijack hill Hindemith hindering hindsight Hindu hint Hippocrates Hippocratic oath hippopotamus hips hire purchase Damien Hirst hissing Hippocrates-4 Haldane-14 Luther-7 Brabazon-1 HenryFielding-21 GHarding-3 AArmstrong-4 Colbert-1 WODouglas-1 Vonnegut-5 Hearst-2 Theroux-3 Bacon-31 Wellington-26 Shostakovich-1 GSmith-1 Becket-32 RBourne-1 MBragg-2 Wohlstetter-1 PBShelley-15 Welles-5 Bunuel-1 Bayley-2 Pratchett-22 BThaves-1 Matthews-1 EWallace-1 Fadiman-9 Shakespeare-49 GWilson-3 AGreen-1 Pascal-9 EBarrymore-1 RDavies-17 GEliot-20 Erasmus-5 FSFitzgerald-5 Nero-1 MSarton-1 Shakespeare-14 Dahlberg-4 LindaSmith-1 Cicero-38 1Anon-238 Einstein-41 CharlesX-1 Cornuel-1 Berne-1 Brann-12 Spencer-8 Brann-12 Burrow-1 SFreud-2 Hope-1 Schopenhauer-6 AJames-1 Yeats-12 NFDavies-8 Salisbury-11 Sharif-1 FSFitzgerald-4 Piggott-1 Winterson-2 AdamSmith-30 Addison-9 GWCecil-1 Euripides-7 Publilius-1 Racine-1 Thurber-9 Valery-2 AlanBennett-33 RMBrown-1 Mailer-5 TMBrown-1 if Michelangelo were to his wifes psychiatrist

historian can alter the past dangerous thing for

Austen-25 WDOGore-1 PHoward-2 Keynes-28 Bierce-53 AJPTaylor-5 EHCarr-2 LStrachey-8 Acton-11 Hume-14 EHCarr-3 Veyne-2 HBAdams-11 HALFisher-1

accept Carlyle as a Burrow-8

distinguish from collector greatest interesting interpretation of ignorance is first requisite

no longer writes for not try to know the truth recognise the play of the safe rule for say I do not know Martyn-1 to be true and impartial trade of, attractive Inge-6 writes for other historians historians

HALFisher-4 Hume-14 Veyne-2

Atwood-3 TABailey-2 WBlake-15 Bolingbroke-3 Durant-2 EHCarr-1 STColeridge-2 Flaubert-15 Franklin-35 Gopnik-1 Himmelfarb-1 SJohnson-91 Khaldun-1 KLorenz-2 Lucian-1 TBMacaulay-141 Mencken-82 Renan-2 Repplier-2 SRunciman-4,5 Schlegel-2 LStrachey-9 LTolstoy-18

analogies are novelists can alter the past conceptions done their duty do not know generations of

Bryce-2 Galbraith-23 2SButler-37 CABeard-1 HBJouvenel-1 1Anon-237 LBenson-1 MEHoward-1 Burrow-2 HBJouvenel-1

answering question LTolstoy-18

give appearance of Tawney-2 have a responsibility have some weakness incautious in interpretation lie mistaken repeat each other the best historical data events variable facts no Mises-1 GLerner-1 EHCarr-3 Mises-1 1Anon-237 1Anon-237 Guedella-11 HRWilliamson-1 Belloc-13

more interesting than

philosophers and h Alan Bennett-43

man is an h animal Barraclough-1 non-repeatable h case historiographers income for historiography history Borne-1 Cicero-35 Musil-1 WHPrescott-1 Tacitus-17 see also past; Ackroyd-6 LdActon-3,10 Agnew-2 1Anon192 Anouilh-3 Archenholz-1 Aristotle-32 MArnold-13 FBacon-56 JBarnes-6 Barzun-10 Bayle-2 Beadle-1 Becket-14 Bede-1 Berlin-5 Bierce-20 Birrell-6,7 Braudel-1 Burke-47 2SButler-26 RByron-1 TCarlyle-32,35,47,52,53 ViscountCecil-1 HSChamberlain-1 NChamberlain-3 Chesterfield-34 Chesterton-10 Commager-3 Confucius-8 Debs-1 DionysiusofH-1 BDisraeli-60 Drexler-1 Fiedler-1 Flaubert-2 HFord-2 EAFreeman-1 Friedman-5 Fukuyama-1 Haile-1 Haley-1 WGHarding-3 SJHarris-3 Hart-2 Hegel-4 Herodotus-6 Horace-20 MEHoward-1,3 PHoward-1

of natural selection Pittendingh-1

AHuxley-20 WRInge-6,27 WIrving-3,10 Kee-1 Khaldun-1 Khruschev-1 Kissinger-17,18 Koestler-4 Kohn-1 Krutch-5 Lamartine-2 Lerner-1 Levin-12 Lovell-1 TMacaulay-27,31,142 DMcCulloch-2 MMacMillan-2,3 KMarx-7,8,12 Medawar-17 Meier-1 Montesquieu-4 Namier-1 Nixon-3 Nobbs-3 Quayle-4 JHPlumb-2 ARand-2 Repplier-2 TRoosevelt-6 SRunciman-5 BRussell-81,85 Saintsbury-1 Sallust-1 Santayana-9,21 GSarton-1 Schama-5 Schlesinger-3 Shelley-5 NStone-1 Talleyrand-7 AJToynbee10 Trevelyan-4 Tuchman-2,5 Twain-100 Valery-7 GWalden-1 RWalpole-1 CVWedgwood-1 Whitman-2 Wilde-42 LWoolf-2 Ziegler-1 absurd happening Grass-2 accumulation of error advantages found in all h is class struggle all things that could have almost any conclusion analysing ancient h are agreed fables annals blank in the books antidote to contemporary animus appear before bath of blood LeoXIII-2 Clemenceau-5 WJames-13 Bourtsin-4 Livy-11 NCousins-2 Hume-15 Engels-5 Adenauer-4 Durant-6 Voltaire-45 TCarlyle-21 PJohnson-3

episcopla`

Burrow-5 RSBourne-1 Fritze-4 Veyne-4

events appeared different every generation rewrites explanatory account explicit and true first draft of first law of gets thicker DCater-1 Cicero-25

Barraclough-1

AJPTaylor-10 Voltaire-23 LTolstoy-28

great events is crimes great men labels of h guessing, prejudice Durant-4 guided by truth 2Pliny-6

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Emerson-80

honoured and lying Maupassant-1 DMcCarthy-1 WIrving-14 STColeridge-5 Cardozo-2 Voltaire-47 Commager-2 Orwell-64 HBAdams-15 Borne-1 Shaw-150 Commager-1 huge libel on human if men could learn from illuminates the future imaginative inventions impose some order on it inaccurate and biased incoherent and immoral

art in interpretation Hamerow-1 best cure for panaceas best medicine for a sick best training Polybius-2 Guedella-3 biography borderedGuedella-3 bordered in the north by h born as tradition Veyne-1 RPWarren-1 GBrenan-4

implicit and false Barraclough-1

income historiographers infected with lies Schopenhauer-21 infinitesimal tool of LTolstoy-28 in 400 million years in h a plot is a process is chancy is lies is not a science is not diverting in which truth took second Morison-2 Orwell-64 Pomeroy-1 Franklin-11 Auden-31 MRidley-2 Burrow-7 HALFisher-1 MMacMillan-4

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is the study of questions is useful

is too fragmented Hamerow-2 Commager-4 PGraham-1 jangle of accidents Commager-2 journalism is the first draft judging the past know half laws of learn from learning from lessons from Ranke-1 Haddam-1 Chesterton-10 LTolstoy-24 STColeridge-5 TELawrence-6 Garfield-2 Bohn-2 Bolingbroke-2 STColeridge-5 Durant-5 Halifax-6 Hegel-4 AHuxley-29 AJPTaylor-3 lessons of Tuchman-6 Eisenhower-2 Thucydides-5 lie down on the tracks of likely to be reapeated judge of the future Jefferson-35

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effect of boredom WRInge-12 end of a thousand years enduring position in world English kept it in mind

lists of surprises

Vonnegut-4 EPowell-6 Gibbon-21

repeating repeats itself

Angelou-3 Aurelius-1 Bible-15 Ellul-1 Santayana-9 Thucydides-9 Tuchman-6 CWolf-1 Guedella-1 Hamerow-1

littered with all the wars little more than the register living through made by warfare making minute hand of SJGould-1

JWGardner-3 Schopenhauer Hamerow-2 Plumb-3 WAllen-8 Austen-28 -6

resolves itself into Emerson-88 science in technique season of sense of shape Braudel-1 Galbraith-54 DMacDougall-1 SJohnson-155 AJPTaylor-6 Durant-7 science of change MLBBloch-1 self-consciousness Droysen-1 shallow stream of thought show what actually Ranke-1 smiles at attempts to force so dull Austen-28 Galbraith-7 so indifferently rich Durant-6 spend his time writing

makes up the subsequent may teach moral lessons modest educational value more than any other time mostly false Bierce-49 must be an invention must not say untrueCicero-35 nation falsified its Renan-5 need not be lived again never happens twice never repeats no purpose not all happened no h only biography Borne-1 Goethe-26

Bismarck-13 Hitler-4 DMcCarthy-1

moral lessons from AJPTaylor-3

Angelou-3 Valery-10 Emerson-79

stating the truth

LeoXIII-2

stream with banks Durants-2 strictly organised Plumb-3 struggle for civilisation student of supply a sense of study of other mistakes Gopnik-1 TJones-1 takes a great deal ofHJames-26 tales about predecessors tangled skein task of teaches HBAdams-10 AJPTaylor-17 Jefferson-36 Lamartine-1 Lefebvre-1 Bolingbroke-2 TCarlyle-32 DionysosofH-2 Thucydides-5 teach us humility MMacMillan-6 there is no h Emerson-79 OGoldsmith-2 Clemenceau-3 MMacMillan-4 tissue of crimes, follies too serious to be left torch of truth true law of Cicero-5 WilliamofM-2 (see also HBAdams-11 Cicero-5 2Pliny-6) Basler-1 Plutarch-12 ultimate myth unity of useful Basler-1 Maitland-1 Thucydides-5 NCousins-3 Thucydides-5 treat evidence seriously truth MBeard-2 Guedella-4 AJPTaylor-5

HRWilliamson-1

not a recipe book GLerner-1 nothing for h to say Jefferson-38 nothing new of a civilisation of crimes Hume-23 CABeard-3 Violtaire-23 Durant-3

of another people HMacMillan-1 offers no comfort Grass-3 offers some consolation of England of Germany of our ancestors CDickens-42 AHamilton-1 TBMacaulay-155 HALFisher-1 Wiesel-4 2OWHolmes-13

teaching by examples

of our constitution STColeridge-15 one emergency following only encounters in h on the side of what Canetti-4 page of h worth a volume partiality LeoXIII-2

people dont alter h Practchett-28 people who make h Chesterton-10 people without Commager-1 KMarx-7 Bolingbroke-2, Dionysius-1 personalities reappear in philosophy teaching by piece of paper plays havoc with pleases practical use of proof proves nothing reading really happened Durant-7 2Pliny-5 Auden-6 Hume-23 Bryce-2 SJohnson-102 Cioran-5 GELessing-6 RBourne-1 Goethe-26 Darrow-9

vast early warning system very likely to be repeated victims of view CABeard-2 Barzun-6

very different from TBMacaulay-155

Bismarck-13

political h is too criminal principles of human nature

wars and revolution Schopenhauer-20 we are always inside what h is to action NFrye-2 what is judged important what to leave out who we are will absolve me will be kind witness of time Barzun-12 McCullough-1 Castro-1 WChurchill-74 Cicero-5 JDewey-2 Grass-3

putting accidents in order

record of mans cruel record of triumphs PHoward-1 remains uncertain Goethe-26

with our ancestors Cicero-6 would be excellent LTolstoy-22 would want to read McCullough-3

write writing hit anything, call it Alfred Hitchcock Adolf Hitler

Belloc-13 Barzun-13 Namier-4 Nehru-2 Aubrey-6 Pinero-2 1Anon-264 PCohen-1 BenGurion-2 NChambelain-3,4 WChurchill-49 PCook-2 NMailer-10 Mussolini-2 Niemooller-1 Pound-2 Ridley-1 BRussell-32 NStone-3 AJPTaylor-8 TrevorRoper-1 Vidal17

more of what we call h murder in its rightful homely homeopathy Homer

JArnold-1 Hitchcock-5

written by the victors

Antrim-3 TMacaulay-71 Mencken-46 1OWHolmes-15 Lincoln-23 Youngson-5 Angelou-2 RDavies-39 Dryden-14 THeywood-1 AHuxley-15 Twain-94 FBacon-10

continued 2500 years

ViscountHalifax-1 Henderson-1 HLaski-3 LloydGeorge-14 homes

see also house; Aeschylos-1 1Bible-7 Bovee-1 2RichBurton-1 Emerson-58 LLee-2 Philip-1 Shaw-80 Twain-78

officials force entry into MLKing-5 homicide homo erectus homogeneous homosexuality

Bingham-10

everything H did was legal missed the bus was dead hitting Sir Samuel Hoare Hobbes hobbies hobbyhorse hobgoblins hocus-pocus hoe hogs hogshead Hohenzollerns driven out hoi polloi never understood Bullock-1 Schacht-1

see also Killing; 1Anon-28 DBickerton-1 ARWallace-4 see also fairy, gays, lesbianism, queers; 1Anon-49,75 Aquinas-1 Auden-11,12 Alan Bennett-33 Bentham-8 1Bible26 Bowra-1 Brougham-3 Burgess-1 Carey-1 WChurchill-6,17 Cleaver-2 Connolly-23 KDunstan-1 Garber-1 Gaulle-1 Herodotus-2 Lebowitz-4 McClary-1 Mailer-5 Matlovich-1 Mikes-2 Montgomery-2 Paglia-4 PRobertson-1 Storr-2 Trollope-4 AWaugh-6 EWaugh-15

NChamberlain-6

TRoosevelt-3 Beaverbrook-2 Aubrey-5 Priestley-3 Santayana-5 ATrollope-39 Sterne-8 Mencken-55 Macklin-1 Jerrold-1 JDewey-1 JLHarris-2 CLamb-13 WChurchill-78 1Anon-2 AlBennett-27 Bohn-1 Burke-40 Chamfort-5 Chandler-21 Dryden-12 TSEliot-12 Emerson-9,53 Gaisford-1 Gring-1 Hazlitt-18 Hole-1 Hope-5 Horace-1 QLeavis-1 Landor-7 Lazarus-1 Lincoln-9 Liverpool-2 Livy-1 Marquis-5 Mencken-49 MWMontagu-6 Muggeridge-8 Orwell-13 Penn-2 BRussell-10 Swift-16 Tolstoy-9 Valery-6 Vian-1 Wilde-6 Wodehouse-1 Zukor-1 honest employment god man

detestable vice of Gerald(ofWales)-3 ABDouglas-1 Ecclestone-1 HFielding-14 Wilde-106 Twain-92 2SButler-38 Frankfurt-1 1Richelieu-5 TBrowne-11 Horace-3

not met ten h men Kossuth-1 without heaven or hell honestly honesty FBacon-70 see also frankness, intellectual honesty; 1Anon-30 MAsquith-5 Bacon-33 Baudelaire-3 Beaverbrook-2 3Bible-8 Bierce-21 Brighouse-1 WJBryan-2 SCameron-1 Camus-9 Canning-2 Congreve-7 Darrow-6 Delane-1 Dickens-29 Ellison-1 Emerson-31 MLErnst-1 HFielding-15 2TFuller-17 Galsworthy-3 Gandhi-1 GeorgeIII-1 Gyurcsany-1 Hirst-1 Horace-3 LHowe-1 Ingersoll-2 LloydGeorge-4 Macnaghten-2 Montaigne-10 INapoleon-18 Northcliffe-3 Orwell-27 Ovid-1 DPaterson-1 Pessoa-3 Pizzey-1 Quennell-2 Rochester-4 Rolleston-1 BRussell-43 Sala-1 Schopenhauer-17 Shaw-57,120 GStern-2 Stoppard-13 Thoreau-18 LTolstoy-11 Updike-11 Vidal-22 VWoolf-15 best policy fake that integrity shocked by values honey honeymoon honour Quintillian-4 Shaw-120 Whately-2 GBurns-2 VFoster-1 NCoward-22 HBAdams-11 WGolding-8 1Anon-75 DParker-4 Wilde-25 see also admiration, awards, morals; 1Anon-226 Aristotle31 NChamberlain-3 Cicero-16 Faulkner-4 FrancisI-1 OGoldsmith-22 AHHalsey-1 RHutton-1 Machiavelli-8 Mandeville-1 Mencken-95 TMore-1 ARich-1 Rolleston-1 TRoosevelt-11 Salisbury-2 Shackleton-1 Shaw-147 Stendhal-5 EdmundWhite-1 Young-1 culture of Pinker-3 GRotschild-1 JRussell-3 money does not forfeit peace maintained with if possible make money h

hole holes holidays Holland holly Hollywood

Millay-5 Bairnsfather-1 Healey-2 Latimer-3 Shuter-1 Chesterton-32 Franklin-31 Maeterlinck-1 Shakespeare-35 OSitwell-2 Bismarck-8 Gage-1 Hood-2 Petty-1 CDickens-5 FAllen-9 Battelle-1 Clancy-1 Jong-4,5 Levant-2 Mizner-5 MMonroe-1 EBarrymore-2 Reagan-2,15 RReed-1 VThomson-2

Hollywood Boulevard holocaust holy declaring h war Roman Empire Holy Ghost/Spirit homage home Quayle-4

Perelman-7

Aga-1 Baudelaire-8 Pratchett-33 Voltaire-52 Brann-4 JButler-1 Burgess-5 Galileo-5 Byron-12 McGinley-1 Rochefoucauld-8 see also House; JBaxter-1 AlBennett-30 2SButler-36 Gladstone-7 Goldwyn-6 LAmour-2 Morgenstern-1 Mulcaster-2 Olson-1 1Pliny-8 Spock-2 Updike-13

counties families is is his castle life

Wells-8 GWBush-12 AHoffman-4 1Anon-196

comfortable home SSmith-58

is where you come Thatcher-14

honourable honoured

JAdams-5 Shakespeare-57

horses

Aidan-1 1Anon-128,136 AlBennett-24 TBrowne-1 PCampbell-1 Campion-2 Canning-4 CharlesV-1 Degas-1 Depew-1 Emerson-45 IFleming-1 Florio-2 HFord-6 RFord-1 Franklin-24 Gautier-3 Haig-2 Halifax-5 GHerbert11 AJohnson-1 Laker-1 Leacock-7 Matthew-1 Penn-4 Richardson-1 Runyon-7 Sahl-3 Wycherley-6

more h in the breach honours hook Hooke hooker hooligans J Edgar Hoover hope

see also titles; Ovid-20 Jefferson-24 Jonson-11 2Anon-29 see prostitution Ouida-2 Acheson-5 LBJohnson-5 Aristotle-34 Baldry-1 Becket-66 2Bible-29,38 Brann-4 Burke-21 LordByron-23 Dante-2 CDickens-14 BDisraeli-6,31 Einstein-28 JAFischer-5 FrancisofAssissi-1 GHerbert-8 THHuxley-7 SJohnson-27,73 Jonson-11 Kempis-1 JKerr-3 Lenin-3 Medawar-18 Nietzsche-10 Porchia-1 ORourke-11 JOsborne-6 Plumb-2 RReagan-9 Revson-1 Rochefoucauld-3 RLStevenson-14 Syrus-9 Tacitus-2 Yeats-4 hell for of the night

RobtBurton-10 Meteren-1 Ovid-24 JoeyAdams-3 JCHare-3

playing the stock market pulling in ones h as he is horseshoe hospitable hospitable hospitality hostage hostile universe is not hostility hot hot climates dog hotels Hottentot hotwater bottle Harry Houdini hour cometh the hand of history houri house

Bohr-5 ACClarke-3 Stoppard-25 1Anon-96 JCameron-6 Dubois-1 Nightingale-4 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 Woodruff-2 Bacon-7 Lucan-3 JHHolmes-2 DHLawrence-17 Bingham-8 Addus-1 Cary-5 Montesquieu-28 Kant-8 LJPeter-7 Mencken-37 LLee-3 Muggeridge-14 Mencken-9 Swinburne-1 StevieSmith-1 Dillingham-1 Berle-1 2Bible-31 WScott-6 1Anon-107 DMacCarthy-1 Yancey-1 Updike-2 see also homes; Blackstone-4 JCameron-2 Coke-3 Corbusier-1 Dickens-13 Diogenes-10 Dryden-18 Duras-2 Emerson-24,69 Frost-20 MWMontagu-7 1DNorth-1 Otis-2 EBWhite-2

Franklin-37 Gay-7 GGreene-19 Grillparzer-1 Guicciardini-1 hospital

can something h

GMHopkins-5 Illich-1 Pratchett-30

distinction between h and microscopic spark of see no h anywhere Keynes-4 springs eternal hopeless situation hoping G M Hopkins Horatius horizontal hormones horn hornets horny horoscopes read horrible horridly cruel nature horrified horror and butchery inward horrors horse fine seat on a pale pond races racing ride sense horseman horsemen of the apocalypse 2Bible44 Sapper-3 2Bible-44 Pope-25 Agnew-2 LBLuce-2 2Bible-40 HRead-1

no h to torture and its

while there is life Cicero-43 Terence-9

countries does not reach feeds the hand that bites it

TMacaulay-87 Shaw-70 Hawes-1 Paglia-3 1Anon-107 Ariosto-4 Hervey-1 Swift-18 see lechery ScottAdams-3 KAmis-21 Victoria-7 KAmis-21

man and the h have met

people started as children

CSDarwin-11 2SButler-18 Baudelaire-2 Maugham-45 Mencken-80 ARand-1 CDickens-44 Addison-21 DHLawrence-38 build household householder housekeeping

Gopnik-2 JMilton-20 Wilder-3 Chesterton-52 Denning-3 Dickens-1 KLivingstone-2 JMackintosh-2 AMarr-3 Parkinson-5 RBSheridan-18

where I was born Hood-4

House of Commons see also government, parliament; JBarnes-10 Colerifge-16

Peacock-12 Twain-113 TRoosevelt-2 Leacock-12 Fields-11 RCampbell-3 Sala-3

debate House of Lords housekeeper housemaid houses in between housewife housewifery housework housing

Hazlitt-74 see also parliament; Devonshire-1 Esher-1 RBSheridan-18 Wellington-27 DuchDevonshire-1 Shuckburgh-1 McWilliam-1 Bateman-1 ROBolt-3 Ellis-1 Crisp-4 Winterson-2 Bovee-2 Vidal-10 HGWells-14

wheres the bloody h

in the nineteenth century A E Housman how you Geoffrey Howe howl hubris leaders carried away huckster W H Hudson

HGWells-24

humiliation

Benn-6 Byatt-1 FMFord-9 Key-2 O'Rourke-3 Steinbeck-1 AJPTaylor-12 Victoria-6 Janowitz-1

Auden-28 ACBenson-2 Brophy-4 Carey-12 JPMorgan-1 Ravitch-1 CGrant-1 Healey-1 Shelley-14 Halberstam-1 and poverty humming humour humility

with publicity comes

see also modesty; Boccaccio-1 Dobree-1 TSEliot-36 Ruskin-32 Walters1 Selden-4 Shaw-133 TPaine-20 Shaw-66 FSFitzgerald-9 see also comedy; KAmis-6,14,17,22 MAmis-1 1Anon-75,97 Aristotle-3 Bagehot-14 Becket-68 Bellow-6 AlBennett-6 CBronte-7 Buchwald-2 RDavies-27 Dickens-1 Diderot-4 NDouglas-1 Dryden-1 LDurrell-1 BFranklin-21 Gilbert-7 Gildon-1 OGoldsmith-16 Gorgias-2 Guitry-2 CHart-1 Hazlitt-65 EJacobs-1 Koestler-1,5 Lichtenberg-6 TMacaulay-14,96 Mackenzie-2 TMann-2 Maugham-29 Mencken-18 Montaigne-1 Mortimer-4 Morton-1 JMuggeridge-16 Namier-2 GJNathan-4 O'Connor-1 Parton-1 Pope-8 APowell-2,8 Ray-1 Seldes-1 RBSheridan-11 SSmith-22 RLStevenson-15 Tennyson-3 Thurber-2 Twain-73 Updike-4 Ustinov-2 HWalpole-5 EWaugh-3 HGWells-9 Whitehead-1 Wootton-3 Wycherley-2

Johann Nepomuk Hummel Emerson-82 KMarx-5

always meditating CluttonBrock-3 hug Ted Hughes Victor Hugo hum human being being a fish body nature 1Anon-202 Ackroyd-7 Fussell-3 TCarlyle-4,8 Kerrigan-1 RLStevenson-12 1Anon-187 race>see also humanity; Pope-23 MWest-6 Orwell-46 GWBush-11 Gallup-2 Austen-4 Erasmus-12 DGabor-2 Greene-7 Gunther-3 Hume-23 Lichtenberg-5 TMacaulay-27 Maugham-9 Twain-2 LWoolf-1 never more fighting Post-1 normal h attributes WSMaugham-80 race was most happy relations rights law thought humane humanitarian humanities light and air of humanity Keynes-21 1Anon-269 HHEllis-6 Gell-Mann-3 AOakley-1 Wharton-5 see also philanthropy; Bernieres-1 IPaterson-1 Popper-32 Voltaire-38 Perutz-1 Bradbury-6 see also mankind; AAdler-2 Asimov-4 Auden-24 Baudrillard-1 Baumarchais-3 Beauvoir-4 AlBennett-8 Bismarck-7 Chesterton-26,31 Freud-10 Gibbon-24 Greville-1 Haldane-18 Chart-1 Gladstone-11 HennikerMajor-1 Humphries-1 SJones-5 Kant-4 Marquis11 HMiller-6 Peacock-13 Poe-3 BRussell-59,78 Spencer-9 Terence-4 Thucydides-1 Twain-18,68 ARWallace-5 Weil-1 devoid of serve work in progress humanity I hate h but love people lovers of h hate people humankind humans categorised as vermin not h watch suns demise somehow the culmination humble do not be humblest humbug David Hume Meir-2 Barrie-13 see also cant, hypocrisy; Brann-7 Palmerston-9 AdamSmith-46 if it isnt hurricane hurricanes JCarey-18 MJRees-1 MJRees-1 TSEliot-43 RCampbell-2 RCampbell-2 hunger JoanSmith-1 Gaulle-11 TWilliams-4 Gibbon-37

most thorough knowledge

gave point to observation gods gave a sense of great merit in having no own up to a lack of Colby-1 sense of socialist without to console him humourless humourous me, distrust hump Hun hundred years will not produce Hungarian freedom fighters not enough to be Hungarians Hungary MLKing-5 is a collective neurosis Korda-1 not enough to have talent speak with silly vanity Annan-3

WSMaugham-66 Pratchett-35 PCook-4

Annan-3 Atwood-2 Cutton-1 1FBacon-72 MrsPCampbell-4 Chart-2

treat h as entirely rational

withold from women

TBSheridan-12 Thackeray-9 WChurchill-1 Lagrange-1

Hubert Humphrey HSThompson-2

Koestler-11 Capa-4 JPaget-1

dukeAlbert-1 Lendvai-1 Montecuccoli-1 1Anon-111 Barlow-1 Fadiman-3 Fekete-1 Gibbon-17 Khruschev-4 Korda-1 Lithgow-1 KMarx-4 Mikes-2 Rouse-1 CDickens-26 Diogenes-8 Garibaldi-1 Heraclitus-6 WIrving6 Kierkegaard-3 GCMarshall-1 BRussell-15 Shakespeare-22 Eisenhower-10 Pizarro-1

theft from those who h toil, h and nakedness will go to bed h hungry Holman Hunt hunting

Kissinger-32 WSChurchill-73 AWatkins-2 Januszczak-1 1Anon-194 ABalfour-3 SJohnson92 Krutch-2 LLee-1 CSLewis-1 Surtees-3 Major-4 FCBowen-1

1Bible-35 Livy-7 Namier-3

in the way of hurry slowly hurt hurtful husband good lose a h or two one h too many husbands

PRobertson-1 see also haste; 2Anon-37 RBenchley-9 RHSChurchill-4 Augustus-1 Eurip;ides-13 Hocking-1 Lincoln-16 Reagan-6 Tacitus-7 WSMaugham-49 Herry-1 HWheeler-1 Jong-6 WActon-5 AAdams-1 Andrewes-1 Balzac-8 1Bible-38 2Bible-19 ABronte-1 Cartland-5 Confucius-14 NDennis-1 GEliot-17 SEllis-1 Emerson-37 ZGabor-2 JHay-1 DHoffman-1 Humboldt-2 TMarshall--1 Maugham-1 Mencken-60 JMilton-20 MMitford-1 DParker-9 StevieSmith-1 Spock-2 Tarkington-1 ATrollope-12,21 Banrugh-4 Wilde-61 Wodehouse-5 Wolley-1 Wycherley-4

hysteria hysterias hysterics

Agnew-2 KAmis-11 1Anon-51 Coward-14 SFreud-21 Zangwill-6 PKemp-1 SFreud-24

suffer from reminiscences I I exists only in grammar is dictinct from the body Ibsen Icarus ice iceberg ice-breaking icicle icing idea absurd good idea invasion of library Brueghel-2 RFrost-22

JPBarnes-20 Descartes-10

unawares to look at JAusten-31

1Anon-69 Piggott-1 Shaw-7,11 Yeats-11

7Shaftesbury-3 ONash-10 Norwich-1 SJohnson-86 Perelman-8 Auchincloss-1 ACClarke-5 CDarwin-10 Einstein-28 ACClarke-5 VHugo-2 PGeddes-1 Alain-1 DAdams-1 VHugo-2 JDAdams-2 AAdler-5

JBPriestley-2 Rowan-1 Rowland-18 Saki-3 WShakespeare-4 Iceland

make shipwrecks Dix-2 right or wrong hush Sadam Hussein hustle huts Aldous Huxley hyacinths Hyde Park hyena hygiene hymn hymns hypocrite first bolt-hole hyperbole hypercritical hyphenation hypnotism hypochondria hypocrisy MBragg-3 see also exaggeration; Thoreau-19 Broyard-1 see mesmerism Agnew-2 1Anon-50 Rush-1 Sewell-1 Arendt-2 Bierce-29 SButler-12 ldByron-12,42 TCarlyle-8 ACarter-2 Disraeli-5,10,22 Drabble-4 Eagleton-1 Einstein-19 Emerson-53 BEvans-2 Galbraith-17 Gibbon-10 Gobbels-1 Greville-2 Hazlitt-42 Huneker-2 AHuxley-36 Jowett-1 Jung-6 Kerr-2 Lincoln-1,2 Littlejohn-1 TBMacaulay-18,135 Maugham-34 JSMill-43 Mosley-2 RMurdoch-3 INewton-7 Olivier-1 ORourke-12 Paine-11 Plumb-1 Reagan-1 Rochefoucauld-8 Schopenhauer-17 Shaw-107,147 TSheridan-1 SSmith-32 Stoppard-1 Talleyrand-5 Themistius-1 LTolstoy-5 STolstoy-3 ATrollope-36 Twain-16 JWarren-1 HGWells-5 SWilliams-1 Zangwill-3 miseries from hypocrites hypotheses untested hypothesis hyssop mould Maurois-4 Burke-52 Asimov-7 Koran-2 Fleay-1 JVRobinson-3 Carey-10 Hume-16 Laplace-1 Lorenz-1 Haydon-1 MrsPCampbell-3 Home-2 Edison-4 Paglia-1 Carey-4 EBowen-3 Brophy-6 BRussell-62 TSEliot-44 Sandburg-5 Etherege-1 HWalpole-16 LdByron-3 FMuir-3 FKing-1

is dead it is embalmed nothing is more dangerous protection of whatever i impels you whose time has come ideal fight for international life idealist ideals Angell-3 Lin-2 Lin-2 AJay-6

perpetrate bad novels

DFrost-2 BRussell-69 Tarkington-1

JCameron-7 Camus-5 Chesterton-23 Belasco-1 Douglas-2 Frank-1 Gallienne-1 MLKing-4 RMacaulay-4 Schumpeter-2 Visser-1 WWilson-8

comely only in love FBacon-4 in politics idealism ideas

LdActon-4 Galsworthy-1 AHuxley-6 Jung-3 DHLawrence-33 Layton-4 Mencken-8 BRussell-16 Sandburg-2 Twain-81 Appleyard-3 MArnold-3 Balzac-3 EricBentley-1 GBerkeley-3 Bowles-1 GBrenan-3 Callaghan-3 Carey-6,16 Chamfort-5,6 Chandler-17 Chesterton-45 Cocks-1 Cocteau-6 Conrad-10 FDarwin-1 Disraeli-13 GEliot-23 TSEliot-3 Dirksen-1 Faguet-1 Faraday-2 FSFitzgerald-15 France-9 Galbraith-33,52 Grahame-1 Hegel-5 RHofstadter-1 WEGHubbard-17 Hugo-2 Ingersoll-1 HJackson-1,4 SJohnson-90 Kerry-1 KKraus-5 Marquis-2,13 Massie-1 Medawar-7 Mencken-85 Mussolini-2,2 Nabokov-9 Nobel-1 Orton-1 AFOsborn-1 Pauling-1 Raphael-3 BRussell-14 Senneett-1 Shakespeare-16 JMSmith-1 Spiegel-1 Stoppard-20 LTrilling-3 Vauvenargues-3 Wilde-11,50 ANWilson-6 Wolf-1

judge ourselves by HNicolson-5

are waking dreams EOWilson-2 associated with religion cannot have generalRenard-10 failed i live on false EOWilson-4 Hitler-5 1Anon-23 Feynman-8

great minds are interested

new objected to

Haldane-12 Pratchett-33 AlbertEinstein-21 HMacmillan-14 AJPTaylor-19

doomed to

Bentham-12 MWMontagu-12 HMiller-3

no one would consider of science are simple original i is not sound poor joiner of prefer i to events R Us second hand source of start to move well-ripened identity ideology idiocy one degree from idioms idiot show you an idiots Barzun-14 Balzac-3 Pratchett-9

educated in the grossest expanding the horizon of fountain of vice harmful invested in limit to chosen greater dogmatism Osler-2 Mufid-1 Bellow-2

end of philosophy Montaigne-27 MWMontagu-8

HMacmillan-3 JGrenfell-2 Balzac-11 Barzun-9 JPBarnes-20 Dworkin-14 Kissinger-24 RLStevenson-13 THofstadter-1 ECameron-1 Carre-3 Jung-4 ORourke-11 DTrilling-1 WMThackeray-18 Caroline-1 Shakespeare-16 DAdams-14 Durocher-2 CBernstein-1 WBlake-10 Bridie-3 GeorgeV-8 Leacock-5 JustineMcCarthy-1 TMacaulay-66 Stone-1 Tasso-1 JTodd-1 Twain-93 HWalpole-14

EGHubbard-21 LTolstoy-26 HMacmillan-12 Mufid-1 RBrowning-11 Boorstin-1

some i not original HMacmillan-14

most powerful weapon of never inhibitions caused by no enemy mor harmful no sin but Marlowe-2 not innocence but sin obstacles to discovery of the law preying on reducing satisfied simplicity of test people for try unfolds you must confer women witness ignorant arts people as a year ago as they found it Bentham-6

memory is the thread

JMalcolm-1 Pratchett-20 NFDavies-2 Bridie-1 RDavies-49 Jefferson-41 ORourke-7 Bok-1 JFKennedy-16 Montaigne-26 Justinian-4 JSMill-18 Herodotus-13 Twain-102 McEwan-1 Berenson-7 TBMacaulay-72 Medawar-3 CBlack-1 Chekhov-11 Pratchett-21 TBMacaulay-63 Pope-24 GCarey-1 Agate-5 Benn-3 Goldwyn-1 HMorgan-1 Steinbeck-3 HBAdams-12 AHuxley-15 Propertius-2 CMarlowe-5 see also health, sickness; Betjeman-5 Freud-11 Ginzburg-1 Hathorne-6 Dryden-35 Jerrold-3 Fielding-12 SFreud-13 Wycherley-4 RHunt-1 Kissinger-27 Nixon-8 Woolcott-4 MLKing-5 see bastard FDRoosevelt-8 Wilkes-3 Sewell-2 Snow-2 Wilde-63

pushed back boundaries

as his wife would have it

supplying presumption

idle and unprofitable idleness idol idolatry ignoble

Wilkes-3 Gibbon-33 see also indolence; 1Anon-185 Benedict-1 TCarlyle-49 Cowper-5 CDarwin-8 Faraday-5 Bonhoffer-3 KPhilips-1 Chesterfield-16 JohnPaulII-2 TMacaulay-25,115 Map-2

Satan mischief for IWatts-3

as Queen Victoria Shaw-149 of adminsitration lazy opinionated man much more i writer was ignorantly ignored most of the time ignoring facts Iliad Ilium ill at ease fortune luck success will ill-bred illegal illegitimacy illiberal ill-informed illiterate

and degenerate offspring ignominious ignorance Dworkin-1

see also intellect; LdActon-8 KMamis-24 1Anon-106,126 2Anon-53 Asimov-5 StAugustine-7 Ayer-9 FBacon-68 RBoyle-2 Brann-3 TCarlyle-15 Chapman-1 Chesterton-10 Cicero-6,19,21 HCole-1 Curtis-1 Denham-1 Diderot-2 BDisraeli-9,52 Douglass-1 Duppa-1 Erasmus-12,15 Fermi-1 Flaubert-2 Foot-2 PFoot-1 Frege-1 Gibbon-8 Gopaleen-1 RGordon-1 Gothe-6 TGray-3 Gregory-1 Hartley-5 Hegel-1 Heraclitus-5 Holbach-2 1OWHolmes-3 Hope-3 JHopkinson-1 HJackson-5 WJames-4 Jefferson-28 SJohnson-9,84,96 Khaldun-1 MLKing-2 LAmour-3 Laplace-3 Levin-15 TMacaulay-78 Marquis-7 Prior-1 Publilius-3 Peake-4 Petrarch-1 1Pitt-3 Pepper-22 Poincare-3 BRussell-66 Sade-11 Sandburg-2 Scruton-4 Selden-3 Sewell-2 SSmith-8 CPSnow-4 Socrates-5 Sterne-1 LStrachey-8 Swift-2 Twain-44,66 AWaugh-1 Whitehead-3 Wilde-6 JWilson-1 TWoodcock-1 Wycherley-3

a little i goes a long way and illiteracy antagonist avatars of catastrophic costs money Robb-1

2Anon-54

Tw\ain-109 Brann-5 NFDavies-11 Moser-2 WHBeveridge-1

Hungarian freedom fighter

begets confidence CDarwin-14

democracy can offer

violence repartee of ABrien-1

ill-natured at top illness illnesses illogical a doctrine so ills of democracy ill-spent illuminating illumination ill-usage complaints of illusion

Gilmour-2 TBMacaulay-146 HWalpole-18 see also health, medicine; RLStevenson-28 SSmith-55 Moliere-10 Keynes-13 JAddams-1 HSpencer-7 RLStevenson-8 Kakutani-1 Becket-51 Harrison-1 Lang-1 EEden-1 Bellow-2 Boortsin-1 Cardozo-2 Cronenberg-1 Einstein-7 Erasmus-12 SFreud-13 Halifax-3 SJohnson-32 Kissinger-7 Mencken-40 Sagan-2 Scruton-3 Unamuno-1

immigrants immigration into the UK immiserated immodest immoral earnings immortal

Sewell-4 EPowell-5 1Anon-261 Meadowcraft-1 Stendhal-8 Popper-32 ESHicks-2

is the begining of the end

did you think I was LouisXIV-8 fame longings immorality immortality EYoung-5 JPBarnes-22 see also Moral; HFielding-10 Kraus-9 WAllen-2 Bacon-32 IBanks-3 GEliot-1 Ertz-1 Franklin-11 Galbraith-27 Hardy-4 Hazlitt-15 Ionesco-2 Irvin-1 Keats-8 TMacaulay-15 Mencken-24 Santayana-18 ELSmith-1 Stassinopoulos-1 Vidal-2 achieve appetite of great claim to great hope of Ebner-Eschenbach-1 LHunt-6 Ingersoll-6 Gropius-1 Cicero-39 Emerson-87

free-will image imagery images ludicrous imaginary evils imagination

Born-1 DCato-1 Dali-1 TMacaulay-115 Paglia-5 Raine-3 LHunt-4 McEwan-1 Barzun-11 Ruskin-33 1Anon-224 JArmstrong-3 Becket-31,39 Berlin-5 Bolingbroke-3 Brophy-2 Byron-6 Carey-13 Darwin-1,5 WDrummond-1 AlbEinstein-6 Faraday-4 Faulkner-7 Fry-1 Geminiani-1 Giraudoux-1 Haldane-19 Harrison-1 Hemingway-6 Hobbes-4 WIrving-1 HJames-6 SJohnson-91 Kraus-1 Lecky-3 TMacaulay-16,20 Mencken-20 Muggeridge-12 Paine-14 Pessoa-5 Pinero-1 Poe-2 Ruskin-21 Shakespeare-37 Shaw-47,81 PBShelley-10 RBSheridan-1 Standen-1 Sterne-1 Stoppard-10 Vauvenargues-2 Vidal-15 Warburton-2 Wilde-30,72 Wooley-2

does not come from

organise her own HLaski-7 what would be the use of immortals president of immunity impartial despotism miscalled impartiality impartially impatience impediment imperfections consideration imperialism Dahlberg-6 see also colonies; Breasted-1 MHastings4 LloydGeorge-13 Labouchere-3 CNapier-2 Orwell-39 Shaw-99 OSitwell-3 most people better off impertinence impertinent Ruskin-63 as an i question questions impetuous impinged implausible importance Bronowsky-4 EDarwin-5 Shaw-109 IsBerlin-4 Burgess-7 Carey-1 Sharpe-2 WAllen-3 1Anon-206 Balfour-7 Becket-61 Bernieres-1 Boulding-2 Brenan-1 Coubertin-1 Clemenceau-3 Cottrell-1 Creighton-2 Darrow-7 Gaulle-3 GGreene-16 Hilbert-1 Inge-7,23 Lichtenberg-9 EMcCarthy-1 GPickering-1 WRoberts-1 Sallust-1 Shaw-43 HSimon-1 AdamSmith-32 Stendhal-7 important TSEliot-41 Pratchett-20 Orwell-62 confused about i facts enough for this to happen things of tomorrow ASGrove-1 war is too imports impose imposition Briand-1 GHarvey-1 Fischer-3 Ortega-2 IMorris-3 Archenholz-1 CSLewis-2 SSmith-17 THardy-3 RDavies-5 WChurchill-70 Lucian-1 Peel-5 TBMacaulay-153 Bayliss-2 Curtis-1 Pearson-1 WWilson-4 LStrachey-9 SJohnson-152 Lambert-1 Levin-15 1Anon-215 Bacon-7 Ehrenreich-2

lack of to compensate imaginative culture energy imagine the future the past imagined imbecility

Wilde-30,72 1FBacon-72 Kingsmill-3 JCPowys-1 Burrow-9

moral and intellectual Namier-4 Namier-4

Machiavelli-9 see also madness, stupidity; RHSChurchill-4 JFCooper-6 JAFisher-8 AHamilton-1 SJohnson-112 Sparrow-4 Sterne-6

of military leaders JFCooper-6 of women imitate nobody can imitation Justinian-4 Apollodorus-1 Chateaubriand-2 Colton-1 Confucius-11 Dali-2 TSEliot-2 Guicciardini-5 Hoffer-1 Machiavelli-6 Reynolds-2 Santayana-11 Socrates-9 Stravinsky-3 Trilling-1 bad rough diamond immaculate immatures immaturity Goncharova-1 MAsquith-3 PWLewis-5 HaroldWilson-14 Brophy-7 PMcGinley-2 Santayana-2 Wharton-2

shameless impossible

1OWHolmes-15 Amiel-3 1Anon-14 Buck-2 Carey-8 ACClarke-2,5,6 Conte-1 Disraeli-1 Doyle-5 SJohnson-54 Kerrigan-1 Schama-2 RBSheridan-14

inaccuracy inactivity

see also accuracy; Bede-1 2SButler-2 Clausewitz-5 FForsyth-2 FAllen-2 Burke-4 Cornford-1,2,3 Galbraith-16 Haile-1 SJohnson-113 Kissinger-1 Reagan-9

make yourself i shall be done

Grainger-1 ATrollope-44

wise and masterly JMackintosh-2 inadequacy see also inferiority; Januszczak-1 1Anon-165 Austen-11 Besnault-1 2Bible-1,3,11,14 3Bible-1,33 RBrowning-1 CDickens-3,41 GEliot-8 THardy-11 HJames-12 Lodge-3 Maxwell-1 Shakespeare-30 IMBWard-1 inadveretently inanimate inanity inappropriate inarticulacy inattention incest inclination inclined incognito 1Anon-231 incoherence income Phocion-1 InnocentX-1 RBaker-1 GHamilton-1 TRoosevelt-1 KFox-1 see also articulacy; FBacon-28 HRowland-14 Bax-1 Cerf-1 PCook-1 ?Johnson-1 Kaufman-2 Milton-1 Sade-10 Strabo-1 SJohnson-101 1SButler-4 DBarnes-1 GEliot-25 Housman-6 TdeVWhite-1 Austen-10 Dickens-16 Flynn-1 Kingsmill-2 Maugham-11 CNParkinson-2 Saki-5 WScott-16 Sigourney-1 LPSmith-10 SSmith-49 Thackeray-15 financial is less secure tax Mathias-2 see also tax; Dewar-1 KKirkpatrick-1 KJoseph-2 inadvertent meanings

takes a little longer Calonne-1 Nansen-2 to underrate taste Shaw-153 impostor so hateful imposture impotence impotent impracticable imprecision impregnation impress impressionism impressions impressive imprisoned no free man shall be imprisonment arbitrary tyranny improbability on a colossal scale Dawkins-6 improbable impromptu impropriety improve do not i with age improvement 12 FESmith-1 Gaskell-1 Blackstone-2 Haldane-13 Tocqueville-11 PRFHall-2 Alfonso-1 1Anon-135 Auden-3 Barnes-3 Baruch-3 Burke46 1RichBurton-1 ACarnegie-6 WWCollins-1 Colton-2 Ellsworth-1 NFerguson-2 Frontinus-1 Hokusai-2 Karniadakis-1 Keynes-11 TBMacaulay-33 GMoore-2 JMoore-1 Pinker-3 JBPriestley-10 BRusse,ll-63 Saki-11 Shakespeare-12 Shaw-97 AdamSmith-24 Smiles-1 Steele-2 Swift-11 FWTaylor-1 Tocqueville-3 Truffaut-1 improvident improving improvisation improvise impudence impudent impulse impulses increasingly inhibited impunity impurities impurity in other words inability GWBush-6 StJohn-1 Twain-53 KMiller-1 difference between loving RMorley-5 Herodotus-7 Wilkes-4 WSMaugham-67 Pinker-3 1Pliny-2 Rousseau-9 WStevens-4 1OWHolmes-5 WRogers-10 EHughes-1 Nikisch-1 LMumford-6 DBernoulli-1 CharlesII-1 Cui-2 Ruskin-14,37 Aldington-2 JAusten-23 TSEliot-25 Wilde-14 see also prisons AHamilton-3 HMFoot-1 LdByron-46 RDavies-17 Bierce-54 SJohnson-154 Rush-1 Sewell-1 Tertullian-4 EWaugh-15 RMacDonald-1 see practicable Nabokov-12 Shakespeare-18 1Anon-202 Leopardi-2 Schjeldahl-1 Welles-6 GCDRossetti-1 Wilde-63 GEliot-23 THardy-9 Hazlitt-51 RBrowning-1 CJames-3 Ongley-1

Emerson-74 Hume-13 SJackson-3 HJacobson-1 Kissinger-1 inane

malice of i objects MRJames-1

first impressions

thirty years i declamation

Carey-1 Dombile-1 Doyle-5 Inskip-1 Mencken-2 Mortimer- incomes policy to abate inflation incompetence levels of not yet reached incompetent incomplete incomprehensible art good but incomprehension inconsiderate inconstancy inconvenience inconvenient middle aged incorruptible British officials increase incredible incredulity incurious indebtedness indecency condemned Muggeridge-20 TCarlyle-31 Lucian-1 Millay-4 SASmith-2 Dunning-1 ASmith-49 Sterne-7 see also doubt; Mencken-4 DFStrauss-1 Harciltus-4 TSEliot-35 Emerson-78 HJames-5 Rabelais-8 see also pornography, obscenity, sex; Byron-6 DHLawrence-9 TMacaulay-95 BRussell-36 HughWalpole-1 TBMacaulay-95 Divine-1 NFDavies-3 LJPeter-6 Mencken-94 Wodehouse-14 Asimov-10 ZGabor-1 Solanes-3 Stark-5 LTolstoy-12 see also comprehension; JArmstrong-2 MStevenson-1 Victoria-10 HMorrison-2 see also fidelity; Gay-2 Laclos-1 MWMontagu-9 Pascal-2 2Anon-33 Chesterton-20 Florio-1 Hooker-1 JSMill-21 SSmith-16 Wiener-1 see also competence; Dirksen-2 FForsyth-2 TWoodcock-1

not absolutely inevitable rise to the level of LJPeter-4 violence last refuge of

Wycherleys indecently they dress indecision indefensible independence

TBMacaulay-1 Endore-1 Crust-1 Feiffer-5 PrincePhilip-2 Orwell-45 see also dissent; Bagehot-11 JChamberlain-1 Decter-1 Dickens-17 Einstein-15 GEliot-24 BEvans-1 Gaitskell-1 Hartley-2 Hegel-3 Hirst-1 Jefferson-23 Kael-1 Keats-7 Lincoln-10 HMore-4 Morrison-1 Sade-3 Santayana-19 Tocqueville-2,7

indolence

1Anon-126 Auden-1 Barney-1 Barrie-10 Bentham-12 2Bible-12 Bierce-48 CBlack-1 RobtBurton-4,11 1Cato-3 Cervantes-5 Chesterfield-24 Cicero-15 Coleridge-4 Cowper-1 RDarwin-1 Faulkner-6 Franklin-32 Gautier-2 GeraldofWales-1 Gourmont-2 Hodgskin-1 JKJerome-2 SJohnson-78,93 Locke-6 TMacaulay-44 McCulloch-1 Madan-5 Melbourne-9 MWMontagu-8 Nash-2 Pessoa-1 Petrarch-1 Plato-17 Rochefoucauld-2 Scholes-2 Smollett-6 RLStevenson-13,17 Strindberg-2 ATrollope-41 Twain-60 JWilson-4

grant America is absolute independent indestructible you feel index no table or i indexers indexes India

GeorgeIII-5 JSMill-57 Mencken-84 Belushi-1 JHowell-3 Waterhouse-2 Samuelson-1 1Anon-66 Chaudhuri-1 Curzon-2 Halliday-1 Jacob-1 Khan1 TMacaulay-83,84,100,102 Metcalfe-1 Napier-1 Neill-1 SSmith-2 Twain-98 Wodehouse-1 Woodruff-2,4

prefer to riches induction made general by indulge to excess indulgence indulgences industrial

Ricardo-6 ASedgwick-1,2 INewton-9 Addison-1 see also hedonism; Blanch-1 Galbraith-43 Landers-2 Gregorinus-1 Mathias-1

before i revolution poverty relations revolution industrialists indictmernt of Britain industrious officers industry Feather-1

Ashton-1 Jouvenel-1 Mathias-3

cannot have free is materialistic self-government Indian mutiny

TBMacaulay-153 Fishlock-1 Nehru-3 FESmith-12 PMason-1 Acheson-7 JBaldwin-5 Brann-5,9 DBrown-1

1Anon-123 McCulloch-1 HammersteinEquord-1 see also application, manufacturing; OGoldsmith-17 Harvey-Jones-1 KMarx-15,16 2DNorth-1 Ruskin-30 ASmith-49

last Englishman to rule

Indians (Amerindian) running it Indians (India) indifference Deloria-1

least productive ineffectual inefficiency ineptitude has its appeal inequalities that matter inequality

Heinlein-11 MArnold-15 see efficiency; Connor-5 JBarth-2 KFox-1 JHawks-1 Bentham-11 EDarwin-1 1Halifax-8 PHoward-3 FelixSchelling-1 Frankfurter-3 GHardy-2 SJohnson-61 LearnedHand-1 Pessoa-1 Rochefoucauld-6 Wallis-1 WBenjamin-4 Tawney-2 Larkin-15 Emerson-11 KHubbard-3 Inskip-1 WChurchill-45 HRichardson-1 Prochow-1 1Anon-219 Sanford-1 AHuxley-4 VWoolf-18 Holt-1 Kissinger-25 TBMacaulay-126 JSMill-8,9 Voltaire-8 RHJackson-5 1Anon-74 Braddon-1 HJohnson-2 see childhood 1Anon-236

Evarts-2 Moodie-2 TRoosevelt-8 PSheridan-2,3 selfishly keeping it Wayne-1 WHastings-2 4 1OWHolmes-10 Humboldt-2 Maugham-36 Wiesel-3 death of democracy RMHutchins-2 indifferent universe is indignant indignation impulse to indiscretion indispensable individual impulse individuality individuals will not perform individuals total development Montessori-2 individualism individuality untalented Indo-China indoctrination Lapham-2 Brigham-1 Marinetti-1 JSMill-38 Santayana-5 Yeats-10 Goncharova-1 see also Vietnam; dArgenlieu-1 MacArthur-1 Tourneau-1 Chomsky-4 JSMill-29 Pope-12 Proudhon-3 JHHolmes-2 Horace-19 Burrow-2 TSEliot-9 HMacmillan-7

see also apathy; JGColeman-1 Dworkin-2 Haile-1 SJHarris- ineptness

no greater inertia inessential inevitability historians give I am going to the inevitable inexact inexperience Self-1 inexpertise inexplicable inexpressible inexpressive infallibility infallible because final infamy infancy infandous

Mencken-80 Muggeridge-15 Sica-1 Stendhal-12 HGWells-5 inequity

poised between a cliche

Cocteau-7 Gaulle-2 FDRoosevelt-3 WWilson-2 Gissing-3 Thatcher-8 Vian-1 WJames-18 Bon-2 FelixSchelling-1 Inge-24 JSMill-61

isolated may be cultivated

reduce i to dysfunctional

infantile infantilise infatuation inferior make you feel inferiority

Wesher-1 Sokal-4 Carey-17 Shaw-143 OSitwell-7 ERoosevelt-1 1Anon-138,139,140,141 AAdler-2 1Anon-10,103 Aristotle-10 Asimov-2 Becket-10,58 Burke-1 TCarlyle-38 Chesterfield-4 Dworkin-5 GEliot-1 Galbraith-2,15 Gallienne-2 Gibbon-8 Jefferson-18 Jung-2 TMacaulay-3 McGinley-4 Mencken-24 Read-1 ERoosevelt-1 BRussell-54 DSmith-1 Socrates-1 IWatts-1

create a ingratitude ingredients inhabited worlds inherit the meek shall inheritance

LouisXIV-1 3Bible-12 Courteline-3 LouisXIV-4 GarciaMarquez-1 Napoleon-4 Plutarch-8 Wharton-4 Brancusi-1 DAdams-26 Getty-2 Heinlein-12 FESmith-4 Buffett-8 CDarwin-7 Getty-2 HLaski-5 Marquis-1 Read-1 Shaw-102 FESmith-4

take away rightful i RGray-1 inherited take away inhibition inhuman iniquitous iniquity air of initial conditions initiative injudicious injured injuries adding insult to injury FEdwardMoore-1 KAmis-13 Becket-38,44 Chesterfield-20 Cicero-10 Fielding-11 FrancisofAssissi-1 Halliburton-1 Jefferson-5 Rolls-1 Saki-13 Shaw-97 Tacitus-4 Thackeray-12 injustice see also justice; Bentham-11 2SButler-32 Canetti-3 JCarlyle-3 Cioran-4 Dickens-34 Horace-20 Humphrey-2 Mencken-70 ORourke-14 Plato-18 SSmith-62 Socrates-7 accept delay j is disgust at their people censure AWaugh-10 Penn-6 JPaget-1 Gladstone-14 Plato-9 WGodwin-2 HWalpole-12 Clyde-1 1Anon-111 Map-1 RBacon-1 Ascham-3 Balzac-1 Becket-16 Bellow-3 1Bible-13 Bigg-1 Blackstone-3 HGBrown-1 RBrowning-11 Chesterton-37,54 ComptonBurnett-1 CDickens-26 CFry-7 GGreene-12 Hemingway-10 Jefferson-31 SJohnson-97 DHLawrence-14 Mitchel-1 JBPriestley-4 Rorem-1 SaintJust-1 Salisbury-1 Schlegel-1 Smollett-4 Wollstencraft-4 condemn a virtuous Voltaire-50 one i be condemned innocent Fortescue-2 Gribbin-4 Horace-4 Lincoln-10 Shaw-106 Smiles-1 FWTaylor-1 JPriestley-1 Herodotus-8 Brenan-6 Jagger-1 Hume-4 RMacaulay-3 InnocentX-1 see also vices; CFry-7

complex feelings of inferiors inferno infidel infidelity infinite infinitive infirmity prolonged inflammatory inflation

Orwell-41 Pound-10 JHawks-1 Hazlitt-47 see Hell JBaldwin-2 see also Fidelity; Connolly-27 MWMontagu-9 Popper-25 CMarlowe-6 Chandler-14 Milton-9 Augustine-18 Paisley-1 Diocletian-1 Gilles-1 Greenspan-1,3 Keynes-14 Lenin-7 Lescabot-1 DRay-1 Walters-1 KJoseph-2

riches in a little room

incomes policy to abate never tamed severe inflexibility influence CFreud-5 Levin-15

Greenspan-5

HAddams-7 HAlcott-4 1Anon-225 MAsquith-5 BDisraeli-8 Dunning-1 GEliot-12 EMForster-12 Keynes-5 TMacaulay110 Mintzberg-1 RBSheridan-18 AJPTaylor-13 ATrollope-20

if you want to influences

Melbourne-16 EAnderson-1 Hypatia-2

insidious i on the ypoung the thought of his times influential influenza inform information Crabbe-2 Reith-3

national i the surest road suppression of ink Inland Revenue inn innocence

BWilliams-1

Austen-1 CBernstein-2 WBenjamin-4 Bilbo-1 Clausewitz-5 innate Cobden-2 TSEliot-26,39 PFleming-3 Franklin-10 Galbraith-20 Hegel-1 Kael-1 Lasch-1 McLuhan-3 AMarr-4 Medawar-5 Meier-1 Poe-1 FESmith-2 RSmith-1 Swift-13

acquired finding contains is not culture infringe ingenious and infallible ingenuity perverse inglorious ingratiation ingrate

FPAdams-3 MMead-3 NFDavies-2 Maurois-3 JBest-2 JSMill-44 HSpencer-3 Twain-117 Chianlong-1 Crews-1 MFriedman-7 RFry-2 DLodge-7 Plumb-1 Poe-2 1OWHolmes-15 TGray-1 Mencken-35 BDisraeli-11 SJohnson-32 Lavater-2 MacDiarmid-2 Olivier-1 innovations innuendo input

add to the sum of accurate

sacrificed in choosing

one i should suffer Franklin-40 AdamSmith-42 Sedley-1 Bacon-14 TBell-1 Burke-1,34 WChurchill-8 Faraday-6 Hart-1 Macchiavelli-1 Santayana-11 Mencken-84 1Anon-75 Aristotle-7 Chandler-19 Robens-1 inoffensive innovation

never valued in article

into error messages 1Anon254 inquest Mencken-34

divorce the inquire

HRowland-20 CABeard-2

insults

see also abuse, Appendix A; Adrien-1 Aristotle-3 Becket67 Burke-25 Carrigan-1 Chesterfield-20 Corneille-1 Coward-4 ACross-1 CBFry-1 Gallico-1 Lecky-3 Lynes-1 TBMacaulay-137 HMiller-1 Orwell-51 Reith-2 Schumpeter-1 Sirko-1 AStevenson-2

constantly and persistently Inquisition inquisitive insane busy being Plath-2 eccentric differs from i every hereditary monarch insanity is doing the same thing temporary i cured by insatiability inscrutable insects insecure insensible insensitivity inside insight insignificance insignificant felt too i to live insincerity insipid insolence is not invective of office insolent insoluble leads only to insolvency insomnia inspiration Proust-4 FESmith-5

Benn-2 Emerson-56 Emerson-56 SJohnson-65 insurance insurrection Becket-15 Bagehot-32 intellectual intellect RMBrown-2 Bierce-25 integrity

Bierce-23 RDavies-14 Saroyan-1 Alison-1 Guizot-1 Arendt-2 Chandler-18,22 Colton-12 Juvenal-1 Lester-1 Popper-31 Swift-2 Fritze-1 see also brain, cleverness, ignorance, IQ, knowledge, reasoning, stupidity; WActon-1,3 Adenauer-1 Alcot-1 WAllen-8 Alther-1 Amiel-4 KAmis-7 1Anon-11,13,23,63,65138,139,140 2Anon-11 Antrim-1 MArnold-11 MAsquith-2,4 Aubrey-1,3 Augustine-2 Austen-10,13 Bagehot-5,12 SBaldwin-3 Barkley-1 Beaverbrook-2 Becket-20,32,64 Behn-2 Bellow-2 JGBennett-1 1Bible-4,11 3Bible-1,4 Bierce-7 WBlake-4 MBradley-3 Brann-5 Brendel-2 Bruno-1 Bruyere-4 Burke-11,41 CBurt-1 SButler-5 Camus-4 Capote-2 TCarlyle-1,15 Carman-1 VBCarter-1 Chamfort-6 Chandler-1 CharlesI-1 Chesterfield-4,10 Chesterton-2,50 LChild-1 WChurchill-10 ACClarke-1 Clouston-1 Cobbett-1 Colton-1 SCummings-1 Confucius-3 Connolly-5 Couper-1 WCowper-2 Crisp-2 Eban-1 GEliot-1 TSEliot-3 Emerson-12,52 Epictetus-1 Erskine-1 Ertz-1 Euripides-6,4,13 Faraday-3 Feynman-1 Filene-1 FSFitzgerald-15 Flaubert-5 FMFord-9 Friemanthal-1 1TFuller-4 Galbraith-15,38 Gallico-3 Galt-1 Gibbon-21 Godley-1 Godwin-1 Goldsmith-2 Gopaleen-1 Gosse-1 Goethe-4 DGould-1 Greene-9 Greg-1 LadyGregory-1 Halifax-4 PHall-1 Hazlitt-6 Helps-1 HenriIV-1 Heraclitus-1 RHofstadter-1 Horace-13 DHume-8 AHuxley-7,24 THHuxley-5 JKJerome-6 Jevons-1 SJohnson-1,11,24,26,65 HAJones-1 SJones-5 Kenko-1 Keynes-5 FKing-1 Knox-1 CLamb-15 Lao-1 Larkin-3 Leacock-3 Leonardo-4 Lever-1 LeviStrauss-2 Lindsay-1 Loos-1 Luce-1 Luther-7 Macaulay-37,44,45,46 EMcCarthy-1 Mannes-2 Martial-1 Massie-1 Matthews-1 Meades-1 Medawar-2,18 Melbourne-1 Mencken-1,20,74 Michelet-1 Mikes-1 Milne-1 Minsky-1 Moltke-2 Mortimer-5 HNicolson-4 Niebuhr-1 Orwell-7,27,43 Perelman-1 Pessoa-5 Pinker-2 Plato-8 Popper-18 Propertius-1 Proust-1 Quennell-2 Quintilian-1 Read-1 Romanes-1 BRussell-5,7,8,10,15,18,21,23,35 TBRussell-1 Said-1 RSchneider-1 Schopenhauer-1 Sexton-1 Shakespeare-22 Shockley-1 Smiles-2 FESmith-2 SSmith-20,46 Sontag-2 Spencer-1 Stark-1 Steele-1 GSteiner-2 Sterne-4 BStone-1 Strawson-1 Su-1 Szasz-3,4 Tennyson-1 LTolstoy-10 Torriano-1 Trevelyan-1,2 Vidal-5 Voltaire-8 Wallas-1 HWalpole-2 JWebster-3 SWeil-2 Wharton-5 Whitehead-2,19 Wilde-71 EWilson-1 WWilson-1 Wittgenstein-6 Wodehouse-5 VWood-1 Wordsworth-7 Wycherley-2 Yeats-4 Zangwill-1

see also madness

Boswell-2 BDisraeli-25 Heinlein-3 Kafka-1 Nietzsche-12 Feiffer-5 Goodall-3 Dillard-1 Fry-1 Littlejohn-1 Orwell-39 SSmith-9 Orwell-26 Becket-51 Dyson-1 Emerson-57,75 Quinton-1 BRussell-18 WWilson-1 Wodehouse-13 Lichtenberg-9 Mulcaster-1 LMAlcott-2 see Sincerity Loos-2 Santayana-7 see also impudence; SJohnson-47,121 HWalpole-11 BDisraeli-63 Shakespeare-52 Aldington-2 BDisreali-66 Keynes-1 Pitt-1 Pompidou-1 DStokes-1 Wellington-3 Cobbett-3 SJohnson-104 GTyrrell-1 see also creativity; 1Anon-224 Anouilh-4 Ballard-3 Beethoven-3 Britten-1 Chesterton-25 2Dumas-3 Edison-3 Einstein-6 Emerson-19 Faulkner-5 JGrenfell-2 HJames-7 Jarrell-1 JRLowell-1,4,5 BNicholas-1 CPorter-1 Pratchett-9 ATrollope-38 Vries-1 HWalpole-14

cant rely on instant instinct institution its an i institutions

Ballard-3 Edison-3 Saurin-1 Addis-1 Bradley-1 2SButler-25 Labouchere-2 Montherlant-2 Picasso-4 SSmith-34 THughes-3 see also bureaucracy; Bagehot-26 EBurke-50 Inge-13 TBMacaulay-81,142 Santayana-15 Sartre-3 Thoreau-4 MWest-3

genius is one percent

shadow of one man Emerson-88

efficient instruct instruction instructions instructive the most insubordination insult

Bagehot-1 Voltaire-35 Hitler-5 2Anon-1 RLWeber-1 GACraig-1 Schama-9 Haldane-25 feeble limited

Kipling-31 MHastings-5 Daniels-1 Quincey-7 MFuller-4

i work without value largest and most spacious matter of i Twain-119 no i comparable to my

pessimism made of Galbraith-56 weakness of intellects great highest like hers intellectual KMarx-14 TBMacaulay-147 JSMill-59 see also highbrow; Agnew-1 Auden-2 Benda-1 GBrenan-3 Bukowski-1 Eisenhower-4 Keynes-11 TBMacaulay-141 Madan-4 Mencken-80 Quincey-4 Sewell-11 CPSnow-1 AJToynbee-5 ANWilson-3 Wodehouse-1 arguments game honesty Feynman-7 Born-1 Popper-30 AHuxley-23 CDarwin-1 Montaigne-41

interest compound for injury interesting

Bowles-2 Curie-1 BFranklin-33 TMacaulay-106 WSMaugham-46 Pirandello-3 JBPriestley-5 Sade-9 Keynes-27 Helvetius-8 Bagehot-4 Brewster-1 Chesterton-21 Dalton-1 TSEliot-22 Ferber-3 Galsworthy-4 Gore-1 Hugo-7 StJames-1 HJames-2,25 SJones-5 Lincoln-12 RMacaulay-2 MWMontagu-5 Moser-1 Muggeridge-1 Nathan-1 APhillips-1 BRussell-81 Thurber-3 Vidal-7 Voltaire-19 EWallace-1 Whitehead-1

law of newspaper Dana-1 most i part of life Turgenev-2 need for i collaboration thoughts to them interests first thing weighs interfere successfully interference interfering interior decorators international cooperation living relations sport internet interplay interpose interpret the past interpretation art of risky interrogation fatal interrupted without being interruption Orwell-65 intervention state interviews intimacy Popper-14 GHarding-1 AJay-3 Kelen-1 AMarr-4 Twain-41 Updike-16 Zappa-1 Chesterfield-25 Llosa-1 MacDiarmid-2 AOakley-1 BRussell-12 Brownsmiller-1 see unbrearable see also tolerance; RFKennedy-2 Buddha-1 see drunkenness see complexity Granville-2 BDisraeli-69 intolerable intolerance Wilde-103 intoxicants avoid intoxication intricacy intrigue of a Greek Renard-9 Connor-4 Kaiser-1 Levin-15 JPFRichter-1 Darling-1 Kant-9 DAdams-5 AlfredMarshall-5 Brendel-2 RFrost-2 Giraudoux-1 Sontag-2 Twain-65 ANWilson-1 Casals-1 JKDavies-1 Evera-1 Lin-2 see also diplomacy; Chomsky-5 Keynes-1 Kissinger-1,5,8,12 Kubrick-1 KMarx-4 Mumford-3 Forster-20 GWBush-10 Gleick-1 Warhol-1 Wilensky-1 Heisenberg-1 Strachey-4 Alther-1 Heckman-1 Kettering-1 DBarry-1 Phelps-2 AChristiansen-1 Baer-1 Gaulle-9 Hochuth-1 Palmerston-2 Appleyard-5 LearnedHand-4 Hayek-5 see Meddling BRussell83 Oppenheimer-5

more interesting than sex powers of the two sexes tradition intellectuals British dont like in groups comic intelligence beneficial Corps RStrong-1 Frisch-2 JGould-3

notion of i squalor RDavies-20 society can flourish PJohnson-5

see also espionage, intellect; Cobden-3 Manilius-1 Mencken-92,95 Mufid-1 AGuinness-2

degree of a persons i difference between classes difference between i and just enough of individuals testing business varied whatever my intelligent design monologues

follow scientific i BRussell-18 AlbEinstein-38 Mufid-1 BRussell-84 JDewey-1 Denning-3 Popper-35 Erasmus-16 Haldane-16 Hume-23 Schopenhauer-25 no tool more beneficial

utterly inadequate AlbEinstein-38

little children so i 2Dumas-2 more i in temperate zone more i than dolphins work intelligentsia to belong things like that intelligibility intelligentsia intemperance intensity intent intention intentions good i meddle with laws of leading artists intercourse against his will interdependence Barzun-5 see also conversation, sex Burrow-1 RCoward-1 McLuhan-1 hell is full of good Bernard(ofClairvaux)-3 see also comprehension, obscurity; AJToynbee-5 see intellectual LdByron-33 StJohn-1 2Anon-26 Auden-13 Frost-10 Levin-8 Yeats-1 Mencken-90

Rumsfeld-3

Bernard-3 Heloise-1 JSMill-53 Monod-1 Pelagius-1 JRay-6 intimidation Thatcher-5

introduction buy back introspection introspective analysis intuition unaided invade invalid invaluable invasion invective not insolence invent best way predict is to destined to invented invention AKay-1 AFerguson-2 Carrington-1 see also discovery, make things up; Beadle-1 Bruno-2 FDarwin-1 NDavies-1 Duell-1 Ellsworth-1 Frontinus-1 Haldane-25 Hayes-1 EHughes-1 SJohnson-91 JFKennedy12 Leonardo-2 Lumiere-1 Morita-1 Plato-20 Reagan-10 Twain-62 Voltaire-22,25 EYoung-4 Britain responsible for mother of inventions would have been set aside invents radical i views invertebrate inverted commas investigation less investigator investment Prathchett-1 Fadiman-8 WGilbert-1 DGardner-2 Fleay-1 see also stock exchange; Balchin-1 Bancroft-1 Buffett4,6,10 Gety-6 KHubbard-2 Keynes-3,6,8,9 McEwan-2 1 Twain-22 Winans-1 Woodcock-1 policy investor protection investors great inviolability each persons inviolable invisible hand ink strand of lint invitation invited havent been involvement Eberhart-1 Rawls-2 Gladstone-7 1 SaintExupery-1 Jenkin-1 ASmith-2 Parris-2 OHenry-4 Elizabeth-1 CMSmith-1 RGBHeller-1 NFerguson-5 DMacDougall-1 absence of i commas Twain-125 Housman-11 1FBacon-76 Beeding-1 AMLowe-1 insult to some god Haldane-25 BDisraeli-63 WJames-11 1Anon-93 Darwin-5 AlbEinstein-6 Mencken-38 GJNathan-3 EOWilson-3 RHunt-1 LloydGeorge-13 InnocentX-1 Bagehot-26 Gilmour-3 Heinlein-3 WGodwin-2 WBJohnstone-2 LDurrell-5 Goodall-3

difference between Navratilova-2 inwardly digest IOU IQ do well in Iran Iraq 4Bible-8 RBSheridan-16 see also intellect Popper-35 RByron-2 JCarter-1 Kissinger-21 WSChurchill-80 Rumsfeld-5 SSmith-50 VLowe-1 Bingham-2

invade I with its blessing invasion serious violation Iraqi irascible Ireland GWBush-5

of private property Camden-2

MacDiarmid-2 Pound-8 1Anon-101,188 Bagehot-14 Behan-5 Bismarck-8 Boucicault-2 Buchan-4 Campion-2 Chesterton-33 RHSChurchill-4 MCollins-1 EAFreeman-2,3 DFrost-2 Geldof-1 GeraldofWales-1 Gopaleen-1,2 Heppenstall-1 SJohnson-5 Joyce-2,6 Kipling-10 TBMacaulay-76,130,131,136 EMcCarthy-1 O'Faolain-1 Pepys-5 Ros-4 Seklar-1 Sherman-1 Strabo-1 Swift-37 Tynan-4 WWatson-2 RWest-11 JWilson-6

between 15 and 35 DAdams-27

country full of genius English act with fatuity faced the problem Ashton-1 Irish

HLeonard-1 SSmith-44

AdamSmith-50 Buchan-4 EBowen-5

greatest propagandists kept history in mind MPs question what the I want irksome iron curtain irony Iroquis made a decision irrational irrationality testament to held truths irreclaimably irreconcilable irrelevant irresponsibility of women irresponsible irreverence of time irritability irritating irritation Sir Henry Irving Ishmael Islam Frayn-9 Rifkin-1 Sellar-1 Kettle-1

Gopaleen-3

Housman-7 LearnedHand-2 Addaeus-1 Bismarck-3,5 LloydGeorge-7 RLovelace-1 NapoleonI-14 WChurchill-21 Goebbels-4 Bellos-1 AlBennett-1,7 Chandler-25 WChurchill-69 Krutch3 Nietzsche-13 StAubyn-2

DBernoulli-1 KClark-2 SJohnson-88 Kingsmill-3

VSNaipaul-2 INewton-6 IPeter-1 SRothschild-1 Templeton- irrationally THHuxley-15 TCarlyle-50 Duras-1 TrevorRoper-2 Becket-20 2Bible-8 JChamberlain-1 GeraldofWales-1 Joseph-1 Koestler-2 Justinian-4 Herodotus-13 RDavies-21 Prigogine-2 Burgess-12 BLevin-15 Sedley-1 Auden-43 Forster-6 Hartley-2 Sickert-1 WSGilbert-12 Melville-1 Brann-6 Runciman-6 Tocqueville-6

TCarlyle-46,51 Cocteau-10 Dahlberg-3 Flaubert-8 Fosdick- irreversibility

without the mysteryADent-3

Islamophobe island Isle of Man -ism isolation Israel Israelis, Israelites issues Istanbul it italics Italy & Italians

Eagleton-1 Donne-1 MacInnis-1 see Man Orwell-55 StAugustine-1 BenGurion-2 WRInge-23 Meir-3 AlbEinstein-36 BenGurion-1 ORourke12 SSmith-28 Tyrell-1 Will-2 WChurchill-2 Glyn-2 Kipling-30 HJames-4 see also Florence; Bierce-5 FBurney-1 RobtBurton-10 LdByron-24,25 TCarlyle-37 NChamberlain-5 CharlesV-1 JEllliott-1 Faraday-5 DFrost-2 Fry-1 RGardner-1 Hartley-1 Runciman-1 Sherman-1 Tennyson-4 LTolstoy-13 Twain-50 Vidal-25 EWaugh-1 Welles-1

wracked by seven j Pound-15 jealousy Jeanne d'Arc jeans jeering Thomas Jefferson moral character Judge Jeffreys Jena Jerusalem lunatic asylum jest jester jesting Jesuits liars Jesus HHEllis-3 see also jokes; OGoldsmith-11 Morton-1 FBacon-6 TMacaulay-127 TMacaulay-29 1Anon-125 Benchley-3 Benn-2 WBlake-9 Brann-4 TCarlyle-27 HSChamberlain-2 Chesterton-37 LChild-1 OCromwell-2 Donovan-1 Erasmus-10 Feiffer-1 Forster-10 Franklin-31 Gobbels-2 Mencken-54 Sheen-1 Shelley-2 Swinburne-6 Tchaikovsky-2 Updike-14 Ustinov-3 DBarnes-3 3Bible-14 Jefferson-23 TMarshall-1 Orwell-10 Sapper-2 Shaw-40 Swift-26 HGWells-5 Pound-2 Hawes-3 Pepys-6 Thoreau-27 Yeats-10 JQAdams-5 CDickens-40 JFKennedy-4 JParton-1 AHamilton-2 CharlesII-1 Kissinger-4

relations with Arabs

religion can bear no GHerbert-15

is a geographic concept unjust I should lay claim iustitia J Jack the Ripper no female jaccuse jackal jackass jackasses everywhere Andrew Jackson Glenda Jackson Michael Jackson Jaeger Mick Jagger jail jam James I James II Henry James KKraus-13 Quayle-6 AWaugh-6 Paglia-11 Zola-5

Metternich-4 Burgess-17

FerdinandI-1 1WWatson-1

ANWilson-2 WWilson-8 story of jet Jew difficult to be converted feels slightly uneasy I was not a not our kind jewels Jewish our deadly enemies Hitler-12 people nationa home state Jews Herzl-1 Behan-5 Belloc-14 Benjamin-1 Bettelheim-2 CBrowne-1 Bryant-2 HSChamberlain-2 BDisraeli-27,58,59 AlbEinstein-15,20 GEliot-7 Ewer-1 HWEvans-1 Farrakhan1 FMFord-8,9 Frank-2 SFreud-2 Galsworthy-3 Gobbels-2 Heine-12 Inge-25 Kissinger-23 Kohn-1 Koran-3 TMacaulay-56 AMarr-2 GMarx-12 KMarx-5 Meir-1 Namier-1 BNewton-1 ORourke-12 Shaw-55 SSmith-50 Stanton-2 Ustinov-3 IWatts-1 Zangwill-4 came for Niemoller-1 WChurchill-75 Hitler-9 stabbed in the back by we are going to destroy Jimmy Young Show Knapton-1 jingo Job (Biblical) job security jockeys Marshal Joffre jogging King John Andrew Johnson Lyndon Johnson GWHunt-1 Orwell-39 VWoolf-11 PAdler-1 WChucrchill-36 Fischer-2 AFord-1 FKennedy-1 Maugham-37 Moliere-4 Ravitch-1 Buffett-5 Degas-1 Richardson-1 Runyon-7 Clemenceau-7 VWood-1 JRGreen-1 Paris-1 CSumner-1 Acheson-4 EJMcCarthy-4 NFDavies-13 AJBalfour-11 Himmler-1 1Anon-202 RDavies-19 Galton-2 Heine-12 PJohnson-5 JPBarnes-14 1Anon-144 Lindbergh-1

Connolly-26 DHLawrence-22 Mencken-6 Mencken-6 Rayburn-1 SSmith-14

Niemoller-1

CBrown-2 Ivins-2 ESitwell-1 Melly-1 see Prison Landor-6 HenryIV-1 TBMacaulay-66 WScott-18 CharlesII-4 Jeffreys-1 TBMacaulay-124 CloverAdams-1 Appleyard-5 Auden-32 Chesterton-49 TSEliot-3 Faulkner-1 Forster-18 GGreene-22 Higginson-1 HLaski-4 FRLeavis-2 Lodge-3 Maugham-35,41 GAMoore-3 Payne-1 TRoosevelt-1 Thurber-10 Vidal-27 HGWells-6,7 Wilde-17 Yeats-8

parody M R James William James January Japan, Japanese

Beerbohm-22 RWest-13 ACBenson-3 Santayana-12 RWest-13 NicholasI-1 1Anon-153 Benedict-1 Bird-1 GFEliot-2 DFrost-2 Griffiths-1 Hirohito-1 Mumford-4 Rodgers-1 Theroux-1 Willkie-2

write fiction as philosophy

wrote philosophy as fiction

no danger wife jargon jaw jaws jazz jealousies

AMontgomeryMassingberd-1 Lin-2 EricBentley-1 Galen-2 Orwell-11 WChurchill-37 HMacmillan-18 Burgess-20 1Anon-77 Previn-1 FSagan-5

Samuel Johnson

Barzun-8 Boswell-1,6 FBurney-2 Colman-1 Goldsmith-1 Jenyns-1 Kingsmill-3 TMacaulay-46 RPotter-1 DJTaylor-2 HWalpole-2,18

function

JCameron-4 JSwinton-1 SASmith-3

New York destroy truth prints all sorts of rubbish stupid journals falls to men of obscure joy

style joie de vivre join joke

Hazlitt-72 Capek-1 Pauli-1 Orwell-63 LTolstoy-27 RBarker-1

Mencken-101 1Anon-9

1Anon-30 RBaker-2 1Bible-5 Blake-1 TCarlyle-1 LdClark-1 Cooper-1 FrancisofAssissi-1 Galbraith-25 JGuinness-1 Ibsen-4 JKeats-12 Levin-8 Martial-6 JMontgomery-1 ORourke-11 Po-1 RLStevenson-12

dirty j is a mental rebellion is a custard pie Orwell-63 life is a stupid spiteful j with a double meaning jokes

James Joyce

Akhmatova-1 Aldington-2 Beckett-4 Bowles-2 Burgess-2,6,9,13,22 Connolly-20,21 Cox-1 RDavies-25 JDouglas-2 Forster-3,10 Gogarty-1 DHLawrence-2,9 Muggeridge-21 HNicolson-1 Orwell-32,41 Priestley-3 Rayne-8 FRichards-1 Shaw-124,125,126 Stoppard-1 EWaugh-33 Wharton-4 VWoolf-1,4,10,14 Woolsey-1 Yeats-12

see also jesting; 1Anon-75 Bacon-6 Clees-1 Coward-15 Cowper-4 GEliot-13 Erdrich-1 Feynman-1 FSFitzgerald-12 Forster-10 Frayn-4 Frost-4 1TFuller-4 Horace-17 Kierkegaard-7 Lavater-1 Lichtenberg-6 Massie-1 Orwell-35 Picasso-1 APowell-2 WRogers-8 Sennett-1 Shaw123,134,137 RBSheridan-1 SSmith-22 SzentGyrgyi-2 Vidal-11 RWhite-1 judaised

for twenty years without jollity Jolly Roger Ben Jonson Jordanians and their rulers Joshua journey journalism

Cleese-1 Beecham-16 Brophy-3 EVLucas-2 Mountbatten-2 Trevor-1 see black flag Dryden-14,26,28 OGoldsmith-16 Hazlitt-14 Tennyson-19 BalfourPaul-1 Luther-13 Andrewes-1 Lao-2 Theroux-3 see also editors, foreign correspondents, newspaper, newspapermen, newspapers, report, reporter; Agnew-1,2 RWBaker-4 ABalfour-1 Becket-62 ArBennett-2,9 NBentley-2 CBernstein-2,3 CBlack-1,2,3 Brann-1 Brimelow-1 VBrittain-1 CBrown-1 Buffett-14 LdByron-13 RByron-1 JCameron-3,512 PCampbell-1 TCarlyle-20 DCater-1 Chesterton-52,57 AChristiansen-1 Clemmer-1 Cockburn-1 Connolly-7 Conrad-3 Curzon-7 RDavies-3,4,5,14 Deedes-1 Defoe-1 Disraeli-3 RDoll-1 HEvans-1,3 FForsyth-2 Franklin-29 Frayn-7 Gandhi4 DGardner-2 SGibbons-2 Goldacre-6 OGoldsmith-17 PGraham-1 Greene-20 Hecht-1,2 Hegel-1 Hirst-1 Herodotus-5 MHogg-1 Ibsen-9 Jefferson-3 SJohnson-8 Joyce-8 Kelen-1 JudgeKennedy-1 Kierkegaard-1 Kipling-2,9 KKraus-5 DHLawrence-2 TMacaulay-55 DMacCarthy-1 Mailer-7 Malcolm-1 AMarr-1 JSMill-43,54 Muggeridge-11 RMurdoch-1 Northcliffe-2 ORourke-11 Osborne-2 DParker-4 Priestland-2 Sala-3 CPScott-1 WScott-19 Sinatra-1 SSmith-2 AStevenson-1 RWest-12 Wilde-6,7,57 Wolfe-1 Wright-1 Yeats-10 Zappa-1 Zola-4

American society is Hitler-11 Judaism Judas judge nearing senility judged judges see Jews JBurns-1 SSmith-10 Wilde-69 LordParker-1 FDRoosevelt-12 PPakenham-1 2Bible-10 see also justice, law; RAdams-2 Aristotle-6 JBaldwin-4 Barnes-1 Birkett-2 Erskine-1 OWHolmes-3 Madan-1 Maugham-8 JSMill-18 Mortimer-3 Ovid-3 Swift-2 Wodehouse-1 VWoolf-17 gains in freedom honest judging the past judgment LRanke-1 1Anon-8 Beerbohm-19 2Bible-10 Billings-1 Bolingbroke-3 TBrowne-8 JChamberlain-1 Clifford-1 Dick-1 Dryden-12,27 Furlong-1 Galbraith-14 Gothe-7 Horning-1 Jefferson-9 PJohnson-1 JWLang-1 Longfellow-5 Meier-1 Montaigne-10 HRowland-8 BRussell-24 Sade-11 Shakespeare-25 Strachey-2 Trevelyan-3 Warburton-2 Wilde-76,92 WWilson-13 bad JWLang-1 Rochefoucauld-24 Burke-9 no one complains of representative owes you suspension of tools of supporters July jump jungle junk mail junkyard Juno Jupiter give back BRobinson-1 Nixon-9 Wickramasinghe-1 Swift-12 Sizzi-1,2 ESmart-1 Virgil-14 SJGould-4 Curio-1 TBMacaulay-135 Shaw-85 LaneFox-1 LdByron-37 LloydGeorge-3 Jumblatt-1 GRRobertson-1 Ramberg-1

by the enemies made

ourselves by ideals HNicolson-5

DiogenesL-1

Stoppard-15,23,24 Talleyrand-1 NTomalin-1 EWaugh-19,29 Julius Caesar

investigative similar to novel journalist conscientious duty of journalistic talent journalists

YRoberts-1 Marquez-6 see also reporter; CCockburn-4 JCameron-11 Stead-1 Nevin-1 WHAuden-32 see also reporters; JCameron-1 Mencken-102 Goldacre-8

literature in a hurry MArnold-1

dont have the skills

jury

RAdams-1 Agate-3 Bierce-24 Chesterton-37 Dicey-1 Erskine-1 RFrost-25 Linklater-1 Maugham-8 Somervell-1 Twain-117

Gerald Kaufman Charles Kean EdmundKean John Keats

AAGill-8 Lewes-1 STColeridge-9 LordByron-6 Carey-14 JCarlyle-1 TCarlyle-43 Clare-2 Faulkner-3 FSFitzgerald-9 Hensher-2 LHunt-4 FRLeavis-4 Lockhart-1 Yeats-2

system puts bar on Twain-118 trial by a j delusion Denman-1 just rain on justice CSCBowen-2 1SButler-6 Cicero-26 SSmith-62 AJPTaylor16 Weil-3 2Bible-22

died too soon keel

WSMaugham-76 JCPowys-1 Paine-15 LionelStrachey-1 HHHumphrey-3 Dunstan-1 1Anon-176 LBJohnson-7 PJohnson-2 HMacmillan-16 ORourke-10 LTolstoy-24 DLodge-7 1Anon-148 FKnight-2 Morrison-1 Cocteau-2 Maugham-41 Galbraith-7 FKnight-2 BRusell-5 EFitzgerald-2 Bowra-2 Fielding-1 Thurlow-1 Shaw-151 Runyon-4 McChrystal-1 Buddha-1 ArnauldAmaury-1 RMacaulay-5 Belloc-12 Stoppard-27 RHarris-3 Darling-2 see also death, homicide, murder, slain; 1Anon-153 Arnald-1 SBaldwin-9 Bean-2 WBenjamin-2 Benn-4 Bergerac-2 Berlioz-3 1Bible-36 ACarnegie-1 Chamfort-10 Chekhov-3 WChurchill-26 BDisraeli-12 Froude-3 GHardy-2 Hatch-1 Jefferson-31 Kitchener-2 Leacock-10 Mamet-2 Milton-7 Mussolini-1 Ngo-1 Peacock-13 1Pliny-2 Pollit-1 Rochejaqulein-1 Rostand-1 Sadi-1 SaintJean1 Shakespeare40 Shaw-61,110 SSmith-26 AJPTaylor-16 HThompson-1

see also iustitia, judges, law, unjust; LdActon-9 JQAdams-3 keep KAmis-9 Aquinas-3 Aristotle-11 Ayckbourn-1 Bacon-12,43 keeper FLBailey-1 JBaldwin-3 Barnes-3 ArnBennett-6 Bentham-5 Ned Kelly Berlin-2 1Bible-35 Bierce-24 Blackstone-3 Burke-37 2SButler-32 Camden-2 Chesterfield-11 Cicero-10 Conrad-7,13 Cort-1 Douglass-1 Einstein-15 FerdinandI-1 France-3 Gibbon-24 Gladstone-11 Haile-1 Hazlitt-21,24 Heloise-1 Hocking-1 2OWHolmes-9 Horace-20 Jefferson-13 Justinian-1 RKennedy-3 Kenyon-1 Kissinger-13 Lippmann-4 McIlvanney-1 Mansfield-2 Mencken-94 Metcalfe-1 Montesquieu-21 GMoore-4 Mortimer-9 Mumford-3 Niebuhr-2 Ossietzky-1 Otway-2 Proudhon-3 Quayle-7 Rawlinson-1 Rhodes-3 Rochefoucauld-10 Schopenhauer-9 Shakespeare-44,49 Shawcross-2 ASmith-45 Solzhenitsyn-1 Sterne-3 Whitman-2 James Kelman J F Kennedy Kennedys Kepler laws of kettle key keyhole Keynes kick kid-glove gentility kill WSChurchill-79 civilians do not them all time killed separation k him killing

Paine-7 Palmerston-1 Pessoa-3 Plato-9 Pope-13 Popper-5,7 Omar Khayyam

Swift-18,25 Twain-64 Voltaire-13 WWatson-1 JWesley-3,6 kidnapping administer where violence defeating delay is injustice delayed denied driven to horrible delays Twain-117 Penn-6 1Anon-231 Gladstone-10 Gladstone-10 Dahlberg-10 JohnCook-1 Handelsman-1 Bingham-1 Plato-21

more people than Hitler

how much j can you incompatible in principle interest of the stronger law isnt repugnant to revenge is wild seen to be done justification

RChandler-29 Grotius-3 FBacon-43 Hewart-1 1Anon-231 two men yourself kilt LAmery-2 Barante1 Bernanos-2 Busenbaum-1 Conrad-7 Franklin-2 Galbraith-15,44 Gibbon-7 Housman-8 Lodge-4 Milton-18 APowe3ll-11 Sokal-5 Szasz-5 Voltaire-30 Wollstencraft-3

more or less done Stoppard-29

to no one sell, deny or

Truman-4 Voltaire-24,36,40 Wilde-89 WilhelmII-1 beatsts of the field OSitwell-6 Metlovic-1 McCullin-1

justifiable justified justify the past juvenile crime K kakapo

Julius-5 Sallust-2 see well-grounded AJPTaylor-17 HSamuel-5

unrivalled garment JMasters-1 kin kind kindness Terence-1 JCameron-10 AJMarshall-1 1Anon-30 Baldwin-4 Capone-1 Coward-4 GEliot-15 Fischer-1 Greene-2 Grellet-1 Harman-1 Hoffer-3 Jerrold-1 CNapier-3 Olivier-1 Quintilian-1 Sala-1 ASmith-43 Thackeray-12 ATrollope-19 MWebb-1 king see also Monarch; Bismarck-10 Burke-31 Canute-1 CharlesX-1 WChurchill-67 EdwardVII-2 ElizabethI-3 Erasmus-8 Farouk-1 Field-1 CJFox-3 Franklin-32 Ingersoll5 JamesI-5 LouisXVIII-1 Lowry-1 Macchiavelli-1

beware of people youve

forgotten how to fly Immanuel Kant create the illusion of Angelica Kauffman Goethe-16

DAdams-35 Medawar-33

JArmstrong-2 DJTaylor-1 Quinton-1

Mencius-1 Milton-16 Selden-5 Thiers-1 Voltaire-44 Wells19 Wolsey-1,2 Zamoisky-1 once and future strangle kingdom kingdoms kipling Rudyard stopped Rudyard Kipling JKStephen-2 1Anon-132 2Anon-26 Beerbohm-12 Lodge-2 Massie-4 Orwell-2,30,38,39 Raine-10 Rhodes-2 SeymourSmith-2,3 JKStephen-2 Twain-69,98 Voltaire-24 Wilde-67 Wodehouse-1 men are protrayed Beerbohm-2 kippers kiss Coward-16 EWaugh-16 LdByron-24 WChurchill-22 Congreve-9 FSFitzgerald-10 Greer-1 oyce-10 Katzoff-1 Kipling-16 first k is magic kissed wherever one wants to be Henry Kissinger by losing kitchen Kitchener kitchen garden sink kitten Paul Klee knave necessity makes knavery knaves knees knew never before knife knight knighthood knitting knock knocked over know Pratchett-11 Abramovitz-1 Eistein-26 Hazlitt-64 Kant-5 MFuller-4 Dirac-3 Chaucer-6 Hawe-1 Highet-1 Tagore-1 Attlee-2 AlanBennett-38 ESitwell-2 2Bible-39 Defoe-10 see also rascality; WBlake-14 CChurchill-2 GeorgeIII-3 see also rascality; Bierce-49 Burke-37 Chesterfield-26 Ruskin-23 Villiers-1 AlBennett-24 CFreud-2 Ibaurri-2 GMarx-12 see garden RWest-9 ONash-6 RadcliffeBrown-1 FDRoosevelt-7 CASquith-1 brought peace to Vietnam Heller-8 Confucius-9 Truman-6 HVaughan-1 MAsquith-6 Chanel-4 Heller-8 Crossman-2 Galbraith-14 Isaacson-1 Lehrer-1 Podhoretz-1 Chandler-31 Cawein-1 TMalory-2 Diderot-12 CharlesII-4 Franklin-24 Luther-3 Brann-11 one rather than 500 CharlesII-6

k what you do not kGalbraith-57 knowns not Rumsfeld-11 FBacon-68 HJackson-8 Pascal-17

old enough to k better something of everything soon k nothing them thyself Award-1 2Bible-43

Charron-1 Cicero-11 Cooley-1 Gide-4 Goethe-20 AHuxley9 Juvenal-6 Menander-4 Phemonoe-1 Plutarch-3,14 Pope-6 Schopenhauer-18 Thales-1

we know we know Rumsfeld-11 we shall never what is worth know-how AlbEinstein-36 Wilde-108 Colombo-1 2BJohnson-9 JDWatson-2 what I have given Porchia-2

Fielding-1 knowing

why is more important and knowledge knowledge WArcher-1

GMeredith-5 MMonroe-1 Nelson-5 HRowland-11 Wilde-89 knowingness without a moustache see also intellect, unknown; HBAdams-4 JAdams-5 Addison-17 Agate-4 Angier-1 1Anon-161 MArnold-12 Arrow-1 Ascham-1 Asimov-4 Aubrey-5 Augustine-7 Austen-15 Ayer-8,12 FBacon-1,9,37,52,53,62 RBacon-3 Bagehot-9 HWBeecher-2,5 1Bible-4,31 3Bible-10 Boorstin1 FHBradley-5 RBrowning-9 NMButler-1 Byron-4 PCampbell-1 TCarlyle-19 Cary-6 JChamberlain-1 CherryGarrard-2 Chesterfield-9 Cicero-19 Colton-7,14 Cope-1 Cowper-2 Curtiz-1 Darrow-2 Denham-1 Dirac-1 BDisraeli-52 ODouglas-2 Doyle-7,13 Edgworth-1 AlbEinstein-1,6,15 Eisenhower-4 BEliot-26 TSEliot-29,39 Emerson-22,26 Erasmus-1 Estienne-1 Fermi-1 Feyerabend1 Franklin-12,25 Frege-1 SFreud-8 1TFuller-6 Gide-5 Goethe-6 Halifax-1 Hartley-5 Hayek-1 Hazlitt-3 Heller-3 Heraclitus-4 Hesse-2 Hobbes-1,9 Hoffer-8,11 OWHolmes-1 JHopkinson-1 EGHubbard-16 Hume-18 THHuxley-4 WIrving-11 DJay-1 LJohnson-1 SJohnson-8,19,67,85,101,111,113 Jowett-2 Keats-4 Kelvin-2 Kempis-5 JFKennedy-4 Kissinger-14 Klopstock-1 Krutch-4 Lao-1 Laplace-2,3 Lenclos-1 GELessing-5 Locke-3 Lovell-1 JRLowell-7 Lucas-1 TMacaulay-20,142 MacInnis-1 McLuhan-2 Madan-1 Marshall-1 Martyn-1 Maugham-20 Maynard-1 Mayo-1 Medawar-5 Menander-4 Mencken-52,74 JSMill-50 HMiller-3 Montaigne-25 LdParker-1 Pericles-2 Philolaus-1 Plato-3,16 Popper-18,22,23,25 Publilius-3 2WRaleigh-1 TBReed-2 SRichardson-6 FDRoosevelt-8 SRunciman-4 BRussell-26,27,47,66 Schopenhauer-12 WScott-18 Shaw-92 RBSheridan-13 Smiles-2 SSmith-7 Sockman-1 Socrates-4 Sterne-7 GStorr-4 JMWTurner-1 Twain-49,69,77 Wellington-26 JWesley-2 Whitehead-3 Wilde-24,77 IanWilson-1 Winans-1 Wittgenstein-6 PWright-1 YeatsBrown-1 about nature 2Anon-53 OMiller-10 DJay-1 Wilde-108 addition of advancing a lot was lethal creates problems Stannard-1 Doyle-12 Bentham-14 Pope-4 Sharpe-3 Sharpe-3 Asimov-5

and two forks left Ridge-1

all about one thing Pascal-17 all the worth knowing are silent dont know everything Lao-5 Po-2 AMarr-5 Asimov-8 Barrie-16 CVWedgwood-3

dont know will hurt everything or nothing gentlemen in Whitehall half of history Haddam-1 insatiable curiosity to k

a little k is dangerous alters what we seek FAdler-1

deny

Kant-7 BRussell-86 Fritze-4 Chekhov-11 Cary-7

had the l been gentler less nice in physical remember the l AAdams-1 should keep their temper teaches l to be women underwear lady no l is ever a gentleman there is a l in the case Lady Macbeth says no AlbEinstein-37 Chateau Lafite laid I want to get laisser faire Coleridge-18 ACBenson-3 laity Imre Lakatos lake Lamarckianism lamb Charles Lamb lambs lame lament lampoon lamp-posts lamps AWaugh-9

Rooney-1 ATrollope-9 ATrollope-11 ATrollope-16

has many worries GELessing-5 in arithmetic there is increases is proud is contingent and uncertain knows matters of he k no one k what he doesnt of a lifetime of risks of the past the less a man k unreliability knows little worth knowing so much Ronald Knox Arthur Koestler Willem de Koonig Jeff Koons Koran Korea Judith Krantz Krishna kyrie L labels laboratory laborious Labour Party labour Bevan-2 GStorr-1 DylanThomas-4 Gildon-1 see also socialism; TBlair-4 2JamesRichardson-1 PJohnston-3 TBlair-2 see also work; EBBrowning-1 TCarlyle-49 EDarwin-1 Gourmont-2 Horace-25 Jonson-2 Lincoln-17 DLodge-7 Malthus-5 WScott-18 ASmith-37 MThatcher-9 DThomas-9 division of ASmith-12,13 mountain went into Aesop-6 optimal allocation NFerguson-4 party to read a novel labourer labourers labour-saving invent devices laburnums laces for a lady lackey laconic ladies Kipling-35 Dryden-2 PJKavanagh-2 1Anon-74 Brookner-2 Cabell-2 Curzon-5 Eedel-1 GEliot-2 Faulkner-1 Jeffrey-1 DParker-10 Trollope-13 TWilliams-3 Grass-4 Schumacher-2 OSitwell-6 machinery it employs HaroldWilson-12 1Anon-247 WSMaugham-56 HenryFielding-21 Auden-33 Cobbett-7 Dyott-1 DMcCulloch-2 Cobbett-7 relations have to be war DParker-1 HBloom-2 Sewell-5 AArmstrong-4 TCarlyle-22 Raban-6 Acheson-6 ONBradley-1 CJames-5 Forster-10 4Bible-3 ACBenson-3 JFKennedy-16 WCowper-8

Cabell-2 WSGilbert-6

JWhistler-13 IMacleod-2 Acton-13 Cary-7 Planck-5

see Macbeth Bismarck-5 MElliot-1 DParker-10 Zappa.4 Geldof-2 Boisguilbert-1 Colbert-2 Crook-1,2 dArgenson-1 Liverpool-1 TMacaulay-42 Montaigne-22 Quesnay-1 Shaw127 ASmith-4 JWilson-3,8 see laymen Smolin-2 Galton-1 Peacock-12 JMSmith-2 Estienne-2 Sterne-5 TCarlyle-3 Thoreau-19 Camden-1 Berlin-1 Burke-21 WHastings-3 LdByron-13 Hampton-1 Lang-1 JOsborne-4 Celine-3 Grey-2 Balzac-6 RobtBurton-14 1Cato-3 DanielGeorge-1 Kenyatta-1 ASmith-17 Twain-22 HoraceWalpole-15 RGray-1

the k of schoolchildren through the senses Lucretius-8 worthiest k of aphorism

would dwell with 1Bible-49

Lancashire land

enter l of those savages needed new of the mountain landlord landscape Wayne-1

legislating by trial and pure unadulterated New L

JQAdams-4 see also countryside, gardens; Auden-24 Constable-2 Hazlitt-49 Ruskin-56 Leonardo-5

did not know anything Edwin Landseer landslide

Lancaster-2 Lockhart-3 Ruskin-15

damned if Ill buy a JFKennedy-18 lane language Bagehot-27 see also writing; HBAdams-5 Addison-2 1Anon-73,125,132,211,212 Appleton-1 Attlee-3 Auden-42 StAugustine-8 Barnes-1 Barthes-1 Baudrillard-1 Baugh-1 Becket-41 Beerbohm-9 AlBennett-16,20,21 IsBerlin-2 Bevan-3 3Bible-5 TCarlyle-34 Caroline-1 Carroll-1 CharlesI-3 CharlesV-1 Chaucer-1 WChurchill-53 Cicero-31 Claiborne-1 Connolly-21 Conrad-11 Crisp-3 Curtiz-1 Defoe-3 Dickens-22 Dryden-3 Duppa-1 GEliot-21,26 TSEliot-13 HEvans-2 Feynman-6 Flaubert-3 Follett-1 Galen-2 Gibbon-16 Gopaleen-2 RGordon-2 USGrant-2 Grimm-1 Harrington-1 Heaney-1 Heine-4 Housman-6 Jespersen-2 SJohnson-9,20,36,37 Jonson-9 JudgeKennedy-1 JFKennedy-6 Kraus-8 Lanier-1 DHLawrence-18 LearnedHand-3 Lecky-1 LeviStrauss-1 TMacaulay-119 JMarshall-1 Mikes-1 JSMill-41 Mulcaster-1 Mumford-3

raise l above best suited

Murrow-1 Murry-1 Newman-2 Orwell-5,11,21,22,30,33 JOsborne-5 Paglia-5 Pickering-1 Pinker-1 Ponson-2 PPorter-3 Pullum-1 QuillerCouch-4 Raban-2 KShapiro-2 Shaw-65,119,140 TSheridan-2,3 JSimon-2 HSpencer-6 Stoppard-4,5,6 Sweet-1 Swift-13 Tennyson-2,4 ATrollope-29 Tucholsky-1 Twain-25,27,29,99 EWaugh-10 Whipple-1 Wilde-74 TWilson-2 Wittgenstein-1,6 Woolcott-2 dreadful RGPBoyd-1 even the purity of Pratchett-34 fitting the thought Baugh-1 life is in understood languages die at last lantern lapse Laos larceny large book great evil largeness largess lark Philip Larkin lascivious pages are Denys Lasdun lash lassitude last held to l man nice guys finish l words lasting latch-key late latent later than you think latest Latin American phrases laugh cannot couldnt get a do not lines no too much price of a raise a laughed when I said Callimachus-1 JamesI-5 WJames-8 Tytler-1 PJKavanagh-3 Carey-7 LDurrell-6 see also lechery, sex Martial-10 Charles-4 WChurchill-17 RDavies-22 see also endure, final Nehru-3 DHaig-5 Durocher-1 see final words see also endurance; MWMontagu-13 see key Becket-67 Bruyere-5 Cobb-2 ITFuller-5 Janeway-1 Livy-4 ORourke-14 Theroux-3 PWatkins-1 JMWhistler-5 Mailer-5 2Anon-34 Service-1 Parkes-1 JAdams-6 Belloc-1 LdByron-24 Fox-1 QuillerCouch-4 AlexSullivan-1 Pinsent-1 Hazlitt-72 Martial-1 Pollio-1 TCarlyle-58 Coward-16 Epictetus-8 Cleese-1 Melly-1 GHerbert-14 Quintilian-6 Quintilian-7 BAStanley-1 Monkhouse-4 living in a l family NMitford-3 Gopnik-4 JHaydn-3 Sala-3 MOConnor-1 Coleridge-5 Muir-1 Ovid-1 Galbraith-19 1Anon-193

laughing cannot forbear not l now undo men laughs maid that only animal that witty man l least laughter JohnRay-1 Hazlitt-16 GHerbert-14 see also humour; 1Anon-35 Arendt-3 Auden-18 GBaudrillard-2 1Bible-11 TCarlyle-50 Catullus-2 Chamfort11 Chesterfield-7,8 Clees-1 Congreve-6 NCoward-11,16 RDavies-34 LDurrell-2 Forster-10 Fulghum-1 1TFuller-4 Glycon-1 Goethe-21 OGoldsmith-23 Horace-17 JohnChrysostom-4 TKavanagh-1 Lincoln-16 Lynes-1 GMarx-6 Maugham-21 Moliere-4 Peake-4 Pepys-6 JRay-1,3 Repplier-1 ARussell-1 Scarron-2,3 RBSheridan-15 SSmith-22 Smollett-5 RLStevenson-15,21 Thackeray-4,7 FThompson-2 Wilcox-1 Wodehouse-11 frequent gift of Lavater-3 Sabatini-1 Quintilian-7 Hazlitt-65 Pepys-6 Monkhouse-4 JohnRay-3

never far from derision occasioned by surprise present laundry list Laurel & Hardy lava lavatories lavatory eating in the Antoine Lavoisier law Rossini-6 NStone-1

Oakeshott-2

BRUssell-61 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 1Anon-75 Brophy-6 CalderMarshall-1 Gautier-1 FESmith-7 Windsor-4 ABurgess-24 Lagrange-1 see also defamation, forensic, justice, lawyers, legal, litigation, punishment; Acton-5 Adams-1 JAdams-2 1Anon207,230,231,232 Aquinas-3,4 Archenholz-1 Ariosto-4 Aristotle-6,11 Astell-1 Augustine-11 JAustin-1 FBacon-25 EBurke-53 CChurchill-1 WChurchill-9 Coke-2 Confucius-2 Congreve-8 Coolidge-6 Cort-1 Crisp-11 OCromwell-3 Dicey-1 Diderot-7,10 CDoe-1 Dryden-5 WDuke-1 Duppa-1 Ehrenreich-5 Elphinstone-1 Emerson-67 Engels-1 Fortescue-1 BFranklin-29 DFraser-1 MFrench-1 2TFuller-1,7 Galbraith-11 Galt-1 Gandhi-6 Gibbon-7,24 Gilmore-1 OGoldsmith-20 Hegel-2 2OWHolmes-9 Horace26 Housman-3 Humphrey-2 JohnXXIII-1 SJohnson-11,15,29 Julius-4 Jumblatt-1 Kenyon-1 Landor-12 Learned-Hand-3 SLewis-1 Lincoln-5 Lindley-1 Lindsay-1 Locke-1,7 Loreburn-1 TMacaulay-59,101,102 TBMacaulay136 Machiavelli-11 McIlvanney-1 Macklin-1 Madan-1,3 Mansfield-1,3 Marius-1 Maugham-8 Maynard-1 Megarry-1 Montaigne-14,15 Mortimer-3 ORourke-10 Otway-2 Ovid-3 Peel-5 1WPitt-1 Pope-13 Popper-5,24 JPowell-1 Pythagoras-1 Quincey-1 Quinn-1 Rawlinson-1 Robespierre-2 TRoosevelt-12 Rousseau-9 BRussell-41 Ryan-1 Sade-9 Sales-1 Say-2 WScott-15 ASedgwick-1 Selden-3 Shaw-147 Simon-1 ASmith-31 Smollett-9 Swift-2,18 Publilius-2 AlexanderSullivan-1 Szasz-8 Tacitus-3,11 Tennyson-22 Thucydides-1 Tocqueville-1 Wellington-1 Zappa-3

Englishman to rule India

less and less makes me

above you

2TFuller-2

avoid l suits bad breach of common law

Bruyere-1 USGrant-1 GHayes-1 Landor-13 Dicey-3 Agassiz-4 ECoke-7 Coke-6 CDoe-1

wisdom of the lawn lawns D H Lawrence

FBacon-12 HaroldWilson-7 WHHudson-1 KAmis-27 Beach-1 VBell-1 Carey-6 Conrad-1 JDouglas-1 Galsworthy-2,4 SGibbons-3 Graves-3 Greer-5 GriffithJones-1 CHart-1,2 FRLeavis-2 Mackenzie-2 NMailer-10 APowell-1 Quennell-1 BRussell-14,32,63 ESitwell-1 DJTaylor-3

brought into connection common l control Acts contrary to rule of Steyn-1 courts a casino cut down every l delay Ingrams-1 courts open to all men Bolt-1

CJDarling-3

T E Lawrence laws are like sausages

KAmis-10 Channon-1 Namier-3 LowellThomas-1 Cicero-30 Shaw-147 Bismarck-15 Mirabeau-3 Burke-54

JohnCook-1 Shakespeare-52 JWHall-1 1Anon-267 FLBailey-1

dispassionate judgment of disregard of international equality before the Herzl-2 every break the l allows every l is an evil exists without found the l dear Bentham-2

are subject to men Boccaccio-1 bad l are the worst tyranny conflict of PiusIX-1 JHarrington-1

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Bentham-13 Bingham-4 Cicero-25 Terence-8 Brougham-3

failure to adhere to rule good of the people highest greatest l greatest mischief hands of reason highest law Bentham-7 Justinian-3

from disturbances Machiavelli-14 like spiders webs Brathwaite-1 Harrington-3 manners are more Burke-16 mould human behaviour never watch them being no power should be above of God of nature of the jungle physical protection of the repeal of bad silent during war too many PJohnston-4 Mirabeau-3 Cicero-22 nets of such texture Shenstone-3

imposed generally RHJackson-6 incorporate societal values international is a ass is not logic isnt justice its basis Bingham-4 GChapman-2 Dickens-11 2OWHolmes-11 RChandler-29 Burke-16 CDickens-38 RDavies-14 Cicero-10 Mirabeau-3 Ramberg-1

Burke-3 GSmith-1 Faraday-7 Stannard-1 Wilde-103 RobertCooper-1 Planck-4 Montesquieu-19 USGrant-1 Cicero-18 Burke-2 Cicero-10 Confucius-2 Elphinstone-1 OGoldsmith20 Landor-12 Lao-4 Montaigne-15 ASmith-20 Tacitus-3

makes business for itself medicine and the l are more l greater injury never watch being made no man is above no one is above

must be adequately 1Anon-266 no l or government LdByron-25 Dicey-3 TRoosevelt-12 Jayakumar-1 Mansfield-4 Locke-8 Locke-8 Bierce-24 Galsworthy-6 Bagehot-27 lawsuit lawyer dice like a never make a lawyers

trampled underfoot Endore-1 useless laws weaken which cannot be enforced laws Montesquieu-6 AlbertEinstein-31

2Anon Asimov-1,2 Commoner-1 Gresham-1 Healey-2 HSimon-1 Trevelyan-4 GHerbert-9 LearnedHand-6 Bentham-6 ERoot-1 see also advocate; RFrost-25 Montesquieu-25 Bierce-13 EHWarren-1 RAdams-2 2Bible-12 BBlack-1 Brabazon-1 Brandeis-2 Brighouse-1 Brougham-4 Chekhov-3 CChurchill-1 WChurchill-32 Erskine-1 Franklin-20 Giraudoux-1 Herbert12 Keats-2 SJohnson-10,130 Lincoln-5 TMacaulay-102 Mailer-7 DavidMellor-1 Mencken-36 TMore-5 JPMorgan-1 Mortimer-3,5 Otway-1 Puzo-1 WRogers-6 Shakespeare-40 KShapiro-2 FESmith-6 SSmith-35 Swift-25 Thoreau-17 Tookey-1 Twain-44 SWright-1

not depend on subleties not to abolish or restrain preserve and enlarge preventing l degenrating principles of l purpose of public opinion advance of Ovid-22 reminds one of outskirts renders men acute Burke-53 rule of rule of law trade owing to

dread a l beyond almost are the only persons half the practice of a

RHJackson-6

Dicey-3 NFerguson-5 Jayakumar-1 Ramberg-1 AlanBennett-34 EBurke-43 Montesquieu-21

submit captives to RHJackson-3

tyranny under shield of unless prevented by Cicero-33 what the l is lawcourts lawful lawgivers lawless lawmaker Toulson-1

LearnedHand-7 Bacon-63 1Halifax-8 LdByron-44

ignorance trade of lay low laymen

Bentham-6 Jefferson-39 JLHarris-1 Galbraith-15 Shaw-128 EWaugh-20

layout perfection achieved only laziness lazy efficient to be officers Brann-9 SConran-2 IMorris-1 Heinlein-14 RdeCWard-3 HammersteinEquord-1 Parkinson-6 see also indolence; BLevin-15 SWright-2

BDisraeli-46 Drucker-2 Epicurus-2 HWFowler-1 Frege-1 Goodall-1 Hazlitt-43 Hume-18 AHuxley-20 SJohnson-85 Jonson-6 LAmour-3 Lytton-10 AMarshall-2 Montaigne-19 Panat-1 Paracelsus-1 Pope-4,18 Porson-2 Shaw-127,139 Solon-2 Talleyrand-6 Twain-99 PWhite-1 Wilde-59 ANWilson-3 Wolley-1 EYoung-4 does not teach wisdom government was the best is our children TSEliot-35 BGraham-1 Brougham-1 Shaw-15 Melly-2 RBrowning-8 JFCooper-6 TRoosevelt-15 ACarnegie-10 LedruRollin-1 GMarx-10 ARoberts-1 Truman-1 Galbraith-37 lecturing Leda left Robens-1 Drucker-5 alone legacy legal everything Hitler did was firts frontier of a l system know l principles Diplock-1 need for l certainty Diplock-1 rules applicable 1Anon-266 1Anon-268 safeguards in democratic two things wrong Rodell-1 society with l scale Solzhenitsyn-4 system legality legend Leghorn legions legislating by trial and error legislation factory l welter of legislature AlbEinstein-36 2James Richardson-1 Ruskin-45 Shelley-10 Beccaria-2 TCarlyle-36 APHerbert-1 PJohnston-3 MLKing3 MMarivaux-1 Romer-1 CDRRose-1 ASmith-20 SWebb-2 Toulson-1 PJohnston-1 see also government AJECockburn-1 Ricardo-4 GJTucker-1 on a particular topic AEden-4 Capone-2 PCKnox-1 Woolcott-4 Godard-3 ESmart-1 CWordsworth-1 WChurchill-2 Augustus-4 MLKing-5 JWHall-1 not to the female without thinking least resistance leave it alone out leaves F R Leavis Lebanon lechery GWBush-9 LdByron-49 Hazlitt-69 VKnoz-1 Confucius-5 JLOSullivan-1 LAmery-2 TCampbell-5 Cernuda-1 ELevine-1 Slezak-1 Gracian-3 see also omission; ELeonard-2 Ovid-4 Appleyard-5 Annan-1 Appleyard-5 JBPriestley-1 Weinberger-2 1Anon-61,74 RobtBurton-5 JCarter-2 PCook-1 Feiffer-3 Fielding-3 Greer-1 Rochester-1 Sade-18 Schopenhauer-10 Simenon-2 JohnTaylor-2 Wilder-4 Wylie-1 Frenchmen sin in l Brunne-1 Hitler-6 Wild-1 Belloc-10 Elton-2 THHuxley-9 SJohnson-125 ESmart-1 see also abandoned, socialism Garbo-1 FESmith-3 Heraclites-1 IStone-1

greedy frightened people progress is made by men tropical zone produces lazybones only a l can invent Grass-4 lazyminded lead Nixon to l us people easy to pretends to Leadbelly leader great I am their of men leaders

has been restored Rabelais-12 just enough to misquote substitute for knowledge

do not always mean Eban-2 get other people to do had one characteristic leadership and decisiveness best points art of getting othersPckard-1 consists of telling truth is doing right things lack of leads leak lean hungry look leap King Lear Edward Lear learn by analogy from mistakes form others know how to readiness to learned is forgotten at school journals lumber nothing learning

NFDavies-4 TRoosevelt-15 DHLawrence-32 RobtBurton-14 WIrving-6 Shakespeare-22 NArmstrong-1 Field-1 KAmis-7 TBrowne-8 AMarshall-4 GLerner-2 DAdams-9 Hoyle-1 Terence-6 HBAdams-13 Hackman-1 18 Conant-3 BFSkinner-1 Albert Einstein-34 Faraday-4 Pope-24 Talleyrand-9 see also education, erudition; DAdams-20 HBAdams-4 Ali1 Becket-46 Beauvoir-5 2Bible-27 Bilbo-1 1SButler-21 DCato-1 CharlesII-1 Chesterfield-35 WChurchill-51

and inwardly digest 4Bible-8

in 6 years at school JKJerome-1

Erasmus-16 FrancisdeSales-1 Gilmour-4 Jonson-8 WScott- legislators

nothing from 2000 years

is superior in authority never control wages not safe while l in session legitimate

WBenjamin-2 Busenbaum-1 Rousseau-9 NapoleonIII-2

Coleridge-14 Coward-7 JDavies-2 RDavies-21 Demouriez-1 legitimist

leg-pull in literature legs Gogarty-1 Anglesey-1 Aretino-2 Carre-2 MDiamond-1 KHepburn-1 SMilligan-1 Myerson-1 Quincey-5 four bare l in bed 2TFuller-16 four bare l under a blanket Vivien Leigh Lord Leighton leisure Tynan-2 Whistler-12 Auden-33 Bagehot-16 3Bible-4 Bierce-48 RBrowning-12 Byron-7 Cicero-27 BDisraeli-35 Frank-1 Harrowby-1 Hobsbawm-5 Keynes-27 Melville-2 Mencken-63 PrincePhilip-2 BRussell-34 Sandwich-2 Seneca-4 Shaw-95 AJToynbee-9 ATrollope-37,39 Veblen-1 amount of real cant get enough lemon Lempriere lend lending length Lenin Lenins method lente currite noctis equi Ovid-24 Leonardo da Vinci Januszczak-2 Renoir-1 Welles-1 leopard lie down with the kid Leporello like L keeps a list Kierkegaard-3 leprosy lesbian ecstasy lesbianism less is more one has to do lesser lessons no historical lest we forget let alone it happen the right lethal lethargic lethargy Lethe letter novel like a l of introduction lettered what is better than l Cicero-27 Bellow-10 Aristotle-33 AlbertEinstein-35 Brandeis-3 WODouglas-2 JCameron-10 see also lazy Kant-8 see Indolence SSmith-56 Kipling-34 PembertonBilling-1 Garber-1 GMarx-15 Sade-10 NMButler-1 JAFisher-5 Mayo-1 RBrowning-10 Mies-10 Chesterfield-39 JGarcia-1 Emerson-66 EMForster-17 IPears-2 Tuchman-6 Lefebvre-1 GGreene-12 CFreud-4 comparing with syphilis 1Bible-49 Trotsky-7 Schumacher-2 PrincePhilip-5 Geddes-1 Hensher-3 BeddingtonBehrens-1 2Bible-40 RFrost-27 JELewis-2 see also borrowing; Bierce-3 BDisraeli-14 Emerson-54 PGibbs-1 Goldsmith-7 Ingulf-1 Schwed-1 Shakespeare-25 Frost-10 SJohnson-55 Montesquieu-20 EWaller-1 WChurchill-48 Galbraith-6 RDavies-48

letters for a spy level Leviathan levitate levity lewd John L Lewis Lewisham lexicographer liaison liar

Bacon-54 GEliot-14 TSEliot-9 Gibbon-13 Langtry-1 HMiller-2 DOsborne-2 Spark-2 Twain-12 Kipling-35 Binstead-2 Burke-33 Emerson-25 SJohnson-3 HGWells-7 Bowles-2 SSmith-51 see obscene Truman-7 Hemingway-2 Sickert-4 SMilligan-7 SJohnson-140 Betjeman-1 2SButler-13 Twain-44

not to open for a fortnight

Percy Wyndham Lewis

best l makes the smallest ignorant and uncultivated shifty-eyed goddam Truman-14 liars

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2Bible-24 Bolt-2 Chesterfield-26 Coward-14 JC&AWHare2 Jerome-8 ASidney-2 Wilder-4 TMacaulay-29 Quintilian-3

as travellers and Jesuits need good memories punishment libel Liberace liberal arts ideas society studied the l arts liberality governed with Liberals Map-2 Popper-29 Shaw-148

see also defamation CDickens-43 Connor-3

sued his countenance for

MEHoward-3 Ovid-25 Bagehot-18 Bagehot-13 Bergerac-1 Bierce-9 HBrown-1 BDisraeli-42 Eagleton-1 Frayn-3 RFrost-14 Gill-1 HMacmillan-14 Ortega-3 Orwell-3 PiusIX-1 Reagan-19 Zolf-1

liberals have invented college liberation liberties ORourke-17 FLFord-1 Loos-1 StJohns-1 Time-1 Saintsbury-2 Shaw-147 WJBrennan-2 MAnderson-1

abrogation unnecessary government takes over libertine libertines liberty

1Anon-89 TMacaulay-18 Sade-8 Weill-1 Gladstone-9 see also freedom; IsBerlin-4 Bingham-3 EBurke-44 Calgacus-1 LdCamden-1,2 Chomsky-2,3 Cioran-3 Cleveland-2 HColeridge-1 Colton-15 JFCooper-2 Delacroix-2 Decter-1 Dicey-1 Drabble-4 Dryden-5,6 Dworkin-15 Emerson-12 Erskine-1 Everett-1 Ewer-2 PFleming-4 Frankfurter-1 Franklin-34 FrederickII-2 Friedman-1,5 Gandhi-2 DGeorge-1 Gibbon-1,17,22 JGuinness-1 Gladstone-4 Goldwater-1 PGoodman-1 Grace-1 Guizot-1 Halifax-3 Hazlitt-10 Hegel-2 APHerbert1,4 Hoffer-1 Holback1 Horace-13 LdHoward-1 Humboldt-1 Ibsen-1 Inge-1 Ingerrsoll-3 RHJackson-2 Jefferson-5,17,29,30,31 SJohnson-13,72,116 Joseph-1 Junius-1 JFKennedy-8 Kierkegaard-5 Kingsley-1 DHLawrence-22,29 Layton-3 Lazarus-1 LearnedHand-4 Lenin-1 Levi-1 Liebling-1 Lincoln-14,24 Lippmann-4 Livy-

hottest zone inhabitants

7 MLong-1 Luther-3 Luxembourg-1 TBMacaulay-6,9,32,35 EMcCarthy-3 Madan-6 Magee-2 TMann-4 Marat-1 MMarivaux-1 GMason-1 Maughan-2,10 Mencken-11,39 JSMill-2,3,4,5,6,7,14,15,19,20,21,22,24,25,32,34,35,37,38,4 9,57 Milton-6,15 Montaigne-5 Montesquieu-3,24 Napolitano-1 Necker-1 Ordaz-1 Orwell-24,28 Paglia-3,4 Paine-16,18 Peacock-2,4 Peguy-1 Pitt-1 Popper-4,5,8,10,14,15,16 RPrice-1 Proudhon-3 Pythagoras-1 Rand-1 Rhodes-3 WRogers-1 Roland-1 FDRoosevelt-4 Rousseau-2,7 Ruskin-48 Schama-8 Schiller-1 Shaw-72 RBSheridan-17 JAugustineSmith-1 Smollett-1,8,9 CPSnow-13 HSpencer-3,8 Spengler-1 Spinoza-2 Sterne-8 AStevenson-5 RLStevenson-4,8 Tocqueville-1,7 ATrollope-5 Twain-11 Voltaire-15 Washington-1 DWebster-3 Weld-1 WWilson-12 absence of coercion JBentham-13 advance personal PJohnston-1 among corruption l cannot cause of a single life condition deny deserve neither desire their despotism of English lovers of equal l for others for one person hardest test Curran-1 OCromwell-7 Franklin-43 CharlesI-4 Marat-4 1Anon-123 Illich-4 JBentham-2 Illich-4 Valery-8 Acton-14 1Anon-167 constrained only by Illich-4 EBurke-38 Bacon-45 lie

duty to distinguish Stoppard-30 libraries how much do we spend money there is in runing library Ruskin-14 Buffett-14

see also books; 1Anon-81,229 Becket-40 Boswell-1 RobtBurton-11 ACarnegie-7 Chesterton-37 Doyle-7 Kemp1 Montaigne-8 Omar-AppendixC Orwell-36 HSamuel-3 Schopenhauer-12 Shakespeare-11 RBSheridan-13 Strunsky2 Twain-17 Zappa-4

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SJohnson-33 SJohnson-27

Barras-1 Bourne-1 Burgess-16 Milton-21 Tocqueville-4

WSMaugham-70 see also obscenity; TMore-3 Smollett-11 JPBarnes-14 Esterhazy-1 Buddha-1 WAllen-10 Hutchins-1 WRogers-9 HWalpole-6 Twain-15 ARich-1 RBLong-1 Wotton-1 OMiller-3 Koestler-8 Montaigne-34 Twain-15 Koestler-9 2SButler-5 RodBraithwaite-1 Rostand-3

men in high places l

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highest political end imprescribable rights in correct language 1Anon-73 in doubtful things RBaxter-2 is not fairness may abuse it must be limited not foolproof not the means not safe of the press

yesterdays in attached Boisguilbert-1

IsaiahBerlin-2 OCromwell-7 EBurke-24 OKahn-1 Acton-14 GJTucker-1 Blackstone-1 RBSheridan-18 Wilkes-4 Brandeis-1 MAsquith-8 Frankfurter-2

leave it to nature and l

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must be refreshed Jefferson-44

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AJackson-1 WPPhillips-1

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Essex-1 Otis-3

Franklin-43

Hippocrates-1 Hitchcock-3 Horder-1 EHubbard-12 AHuxley-13 Keynes-21 PJKavanagh-6 Kierkegaard-5 Kosinski-1 Kraus-3 Landor-5 Lemmon-1 Lennon-1 Lodge-1 Longfellow-4 Lovelock-1 Lytton-10 MacLiammoir-1 Madan-2 Martial-6 Maugham-24 Mencken-76 Millay-3 HMiller-5 Montaigne-21 Mortimer-12 Muggeridge-10 EMumford-1 LMumford-6 Nietzsche-8,25 Neill-1 Nietzsche-26 ONeill-1 Pallades-1 EPankhurst-1 DParker17 Pascal-16 VSPritchett-4 Rimbaud-2 Runyon-2 BRussell-22,69 Sagan-2 Sand-3 Santayana-4 Saurin-1 RScott-2 Seneca-6,10 Shakespeare-48 LPSmith-2 Socrates8 Southey-5 WStevens-1 RLStevenson-9 Stoppard-8 AJToynee-5 Truffaut-1 Wellington-26 Wickramasinghe-1 Wiesel-3 Wilde-73 Wittgenstein-5 EYoung-1 after death and death art of art that makes l basic law of being very short denies us expectancy has a beginning has to disappear he is tired of l ideal if l were fair insurance interests me into books is a bitch is a state SFreud-20 Shankly-1 Hazlitt-45 HJames-11 Havel-1 Ruskin-58 EDarwin-6 Middleton-1 Theroux-4 Appleyard-2 Hazlitt-63 Forster-8 SJohnson-57 Lin-2 Cleese-3 Leacock-8 CartierBresson-4 AlBennett-40 1Anon-16 CDMorley-4 LTolstoy-27 WJames-19 SJohnson-161

saving a sentence shorter secret of so boring

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so full of stimulus Bryson-4 statistical impossibility stinkingtreacherous game sweeter that he lived trouble with l trying to observe

RBenedict-2 CartierBresson-4 JJeans-3 Orwell-1 DAdams-11 Talmadge-1

universe is hostile to viewed from the inside was some kind of dream what happens to you what to do with his France-11 while l hope Terence-9 whole l reading works with loosened reins Hafiz-1 worth living necessary lifeless thing life-like lifes discomfort lifetime knowledge of light THardy-14 3Bible-16 DCecil-1

Joyce-13 Santayana-22

as it is really lived Burgess-22

cause of all organic l equate economics with

happens elsewhere AlanBennett-41

essential unfairness NMitford-3 TMarshall-1 JWhistler-13 see also lamps; AlexanderGt-2 1Anon-168 MArnold-14 FBacon-66 Beckett-2 WBlake-12 Coleridge-5 Diogenes-2 FrancisofAssissi-1 Gilbert-8 Goethe-10 Gribbin-2 Haldane8 PGHall-1 Haskins-1 Hazlitt-5 OHenry-2 SJohnson-20 Latimer-1 Milloy-1 HMorton-1 Nabokov-13 Pepper-1 Pope-7 Ruskin-41 DThomas-10 BWebb-1 EWilson-1 Wollaston-1 at the end of the tunnel click off the lightly take themselves lightness lightning legs of the like living not say you do not Chesterton-63 Capek-1 STColeridge-9 Jarrell-1 Manilius-1 Twain-25 Wilde-46 Pratchett-23 Beerbohm-20 Ruskin-28,47 AChristie-4 Rumsfeld-9 CBell-1 JAMWhistler-14 RBrowning-1 most efficient policeman JGQuinton-1 Brandeis-4 GForeman-2

idle useless style of 1RChurchill-5

in the midst of life 4Bible-7

is a foreign language is a stupid spiteful joke is but a mass of habits is pain is pure is too short is unhappy is very miserable is very short it might prolong life and death long misery of Martiall-10

WGoldman-1 Maugham-24 Porson-2 SJohnson-33 JeremyTaylor-3 JeremyTaylor-3 Darling-2 LTolstoy-25 Thales-2 Augustine-18 Schopenhauer-24 ITurgenev-2 EOWilson-1 HJames-26 Yeats-14 Jefferson-17

not necessarily good liked whateer she looked on likeable likes doesnt know what he everyone l you liking Chanel-3

let l get on unhindered

most interesting part operates on only 10% predicament before death preparation for something preservation of l, liberty railing at sanctity of human Hatch-1

Thurber-12

rmbROWN-3 KAmis-9 2Anon-17 Auden-18 JAusten-4 Becket-53 CBell-1,3 RBrowning-1 LdByron-43 Cocteau-8 PConrad-1 Dietrich-1 Feiffer-3 MFuller-1 EGHubbard-16 Lincoln-12 RLowell-1 WSMaugham-46 Ustinov-6

CChurchill-3 lilacs

OSitwell-6

lilies limbs limelight Limerick limit

Ruskin-19 Picasso-4 LowellThomas-1 RAdams-1 CEMontagu-2 all too long always in danger exists to please in a hurry

Heller-3 Hemingway-3,12 AHuxley-13 Inge-5 WIrving-9 Kipling-23 Leacock-9 CSLewis-2 Lytton-5 TMacaulay-93 Medawar-2,15 Orwell-20,35,44 KAPorter-2 QuillerCouch-3 Sagan-2 Santayana-16 Shaw-77 IBSinger3 CPSnow-1 Southey-4 WStevens-1 Tennyson-9 ATrollope39 Wilde-7 ANWilson-1 Wolpert-3 Wooley-2 VWoolf-18 Yeats-12 Youngsson-3 JRenard-14 Brenan-7 Birrell-3 HJames-26 Bellow-5 TWilder-5 CSLewis-7 Bradbury-1 MArnold-1

no l to what a man can do limited

illegal to hire l skill MFriedman-8 limitations discovered my limits limp Abraham Lincoln Lincoln line heard a l I wrote lines of writing linguistics linings silver link linoleum sample book lion and the calf shall lie and the fatling lioness lions lips liquidation liquor is quicker listened to my my mother DAdams-21 listener good listening EGoncourt-4 Achard-1 KAmis-13 Ayer-10 Bacon-9 SBooth-1 LBoyd-1 SButler-8 GGlass-1 OWHolmes-1 EHowe-1 CJames-3 Kirkpatrick-1 Lebowitz-3 Mizner-1 Naoshige-1 Rowland-4 Sandburg-1 CPSnow-3 Wylie-3 listless Franz Liszt literacy literary literary allusion criticism merit literature Burrow-4 Medawar-35 Knights-1 Solzhenitsyn-3 Orwell-20 see also fiction, writing; Acheson-7 Bagehot-30 BeerbohmChekhov-10 Chesterton-34 Connolly-7 RDavies-9 BDisraeli-12 GEliot-10 TSEliot-13 Empson-2 MFischer-1 FMFord-10 Giraudoux-2 Hampshire-1 Hardy-2 Hazlitt-15 any l work is superior Wilkes-4 1Anon-88 Cardus-1 Hanslick-1 Northcott-1 Shaw-28 Appleyard-1 CalderMarshall-1 Chaudhuri-2 QDLeavis-1 Melbourne-8 Parsons-1 NVansittart-1 LdByron-39 SJohnson-81 1Bible-49 NLee-2 WAllen-10 MArnold-7 WChurchill-14 MaxHoffman-1 MArnold-7 Cummings-1 MacInnis-1 Lippmann-7 ONash-10 WAllen-10 CAsquith-1 AOCarter-3 FThomson-1 1Richelieu-5 Chomsky-5 Hobbes-11 Auden-8 RichardHarris-1 Mansel-1 GarciaMarquez-1 Shakespeare-32 WSMaugham-53 Ericksen-1 Gide-1 CDWwerner-3 Bagehot-13 VWoolf-6 HBAdams-6 1Anon-42 DMStacton-1 GRFord-4 2Anon-28 Klee-2 Mencken-76 Kaufman-3

great deal of history to no evidence of thinking orchestration of platitudes ripple on the surface of to refresh the weary 1Anon-30 transform to spare parts litigant litigation little Eyre-1

Denning-2 Lincoln-5 Mortimer-8,9 BDisraeli-56 Horace-23 ColeridgeTaylor-1 ColeridgeTaylor-1

l men look for worst man looks for the worst men minds one room things Little Nell littleness liturgical live as if forever Barton-5 Ovid-19 Marryat-1

CMarlowe-6 Lichtenberg-9 Ovid-19 Wilde-8 Woollcott-6 Hazlitt-56 Wodehouse-7 HFielding-17 ARWallace-3 Isidore-3 Seneca-22 Bastiat-1 5Bible-1

roaring of the young

as if die tomorrow Isidore-3 as if god were watching at the expense of everyone by the laws of the Torah fast, die young for others long long enough on your knees short time to eat together well with without without him year to l more lived all those years comfortably Liverpool lives of a million men BHead-1 CSLewis-1 BFranklin-42 Friedenberg-2 Beauvoir-7 Austen-27 Ibaurri-2 4Bible-5 Socrates-9 Nietzsche-31 Keynes-27 Cervantes-9 Chesterfield-36 Dobson-1 Dobson-1 Wotton-3 Ortega-6 BAStanley-1 Elizabeth-4 JGay-9 Bunuel-3 Dostoyevsky-1 TMacaulay-112 Beecham-17 Emerson-9 NapoleonI-22

in elegant building AOnassis-2

make sport for neighbours

with you or without Aristophanes-2 Martial-9

know 1000 l facts Kierkegaard-3

7 Bellow-5 AlBennett-28 Birrell-3 Brookner-3 Chandler-21 liver

of quiet desperation Thoreau-13 living see also life; Addison-10 Auber-1 Aurelius-3 Bainbridge-2 Bellay-1 3Bible-13 TBrowne-6 RBrowning-4 TCampbell-5 Camus-7 Chesterton-19 RClive-2 Corbusier-1 Daly-1 Dryden-21 TSEliot-39 FrederickII-3 MFuller-3 2TFuller-14 Greville-1 THardy-8 Heller-5 Herbert-12 1OWHolmes-7 JKerr-4 LouisX1-1 Maeterlinck-1 CMarlowe-4 Martial-4,7 Maugham-35 Menander-2 Milton-12 Moliere-6 DParker-5 Pirandello-2,3 Porchia-1 Sandburg-7 RLStevenson-21 Szasz-10 Tsetayeva-1 Twain-82 Voltaire-27 TWilder-1 conditions I like l longer room Livingstone llama LloydGeorge Baruch-4 AChristie-4 Lavoisier-1 DFrost-1 Stanley-1 WChurchill-43 MAsquith-1 SBaldwin-13 Beaverbrook-3 HCecil-1 Keynes-17,25 LStrachey-6 spoke for 117 minutes Andrew LloydWebber load loaf loafing loan shark loathing loathsome N I Lobachevski laid the foundations Ahafarevich-1 lobby lobelias Locke locksmith locomotive lodgers logic Stoppard-24 OSitwell-6 Barzun-9 Einstein-5 1Anon-214 Cannan-1 Wellington-19 1Anon-218 ECoke-2 Hazlitt-12 THHuxley-2 Krutch-1 LeviStrauss-1 TBMacaulay-28,30 Medawar-13 Mencken-2 RMorley-1 Sanford-1 Stoppard-6 Tagore-1 Trench-1 coming to wrong find truth with 2Anon-55 Chesterton-69 Becket-17 AEvans-1 Chesterton-41 Kingsley-3 Tennyson-12 Kraus-7 Temple-1 Wodehouse-8 Nighy-1 see also lending; Quinton-2 Steele-8 Pirandello-3 see Dislike, Hatred Ouida-2 ArnoldBennett-11 Williamson-1

London

see also Fleet Street; Ackroyd-5 1Anon-186,187 Austen-16 Bagehot-31 ArBennett-1 Berlioz-2 WBlake-16 Blucher-1 Bludworth-1 Bramston-1 LdByron-27 TCarlyle-11 JChamberlain-2 Conrad-14 Curzon-3 Dickens-6,26,35 Doyle-3,4 Dunbar-2 ElizabethI-1 Etherege-1 Evelyn-2 Gibbon-4 Hazlitt-9,27 Hobbes-8 Inwood-1 HJames-19 SJohnson-57,130 SJones-4 CharlesLamb-10,14 DHLawrence-8 LLee-5 Lytton-2 Masson-1 HMayhew-1 TMoore-1 1WPitt-5 Pope-21 Quincey-3 RichardI-1 Richard-2 WScott-15 Shelley-12,14 SSmith-20,31,47 Smollett-1,2,4,10,12 Swift-24 HWalpole-10 HGWells-4,8,14

forget the sacages of paradise for parasite, prig pompous ignorance sits streets Jack London London Bridge loneliness Capek-1 Mitford-2

Dostoyevsky-2 Bridie-5 Bridie-5

CDickens-30 see also solitude; Aristotle-21 BAtkinson-2 JBarnes-1 Britten-5 Chekhov-4 Cicero-15 Condon-1 Connolly-3 Euripides-15 BFranklin-19 MHastings-3 Hazlitt-7 EVLucas-1 McInerney-1 JMalcolm-1 BRussell-4 Tillich-2

exceptional poverty of self loners longest-lived people in history longevity Longfellow is to poetry longing to be fucked Long Island longitude long literature too in the l run winded look back down on for a job things up looking glass looks

Koestler-11 Sarton-2 VBrittain-1 DGardner-1 AClark-1 Lavoisier-2 Medawar-1 Santayana-10 Swift-17 VWBrooks-2 Epicurus-3 Hazlitt-7 Muggeridge-7 Wilde-14 AlanBennett-14 FFleming-9 CFry-5 Renard-14 Keynes-18 Goodall-2 Wilde-89 Fiebig-1 Schumpeter-1 Diller-1 Stout-1 Atkinson-1 RBrowning-1 Dickens-29 Lavater-1 TMacaulay117 MWest-4 Wren-1 see mirror Antrim-3 Drabble-3 Fielding-8 CJFox-4 Glyn-2 JerryHall-1 WIrving-7 Kipling-30 RLardner-2 Osler-1 Rushton-1 Shaw-102 Tucker-1

acting is legitimised l

going wrong by rules guided by

going wrong with MKline-2 Krutch-1 WChurchill-8 2OWHolmes-13 Ayer-11 history worth a volume I am Wykeham professor is a dodge law is not trust their logical logically think logo loins loitering Lolita Lombardy DAdams-33 1Anon-146 Nabokov-13 Hazlitt-8 Wilkes-3 Nabokov-13 Sterne-5 Jowett-7 2OWHolmes-11 Barzun-10 OSitwell-3 is neither or an art Jowett-7

you straight in the eye loopholes loose reins loquacity lord

Fadiman-9

WCFields-4 TEdwards-1 Steele-6 Hafiz-1 see also Garrulity; Cicero-19 see also aristocracy, God, House of Lords; 1Anon-31 Auden-37 Bagehot-11 Burke-31 TSEliot-14 Emerson-55 JamesI-1 Somervell-1 Wilde-57

the Lord talking French

see also God CSDay-1

Lord Treasurer Los Angeles lose as if you like it ones mind you l loser good loses losing loss lost

JamesI-5 GCampbell-1 Chandler-3,20 Mencken-43,83 DParker-7 FLWright-1 AlBennett-31 Ehrenreich-2 2TFuller-9 Guarini-2 Manes-1 HWheeler-1 JHitchcock-1 Quayle-9 Coolidge-9 Broun-5 Drexler-1 Livy-3 Plautus-4 Rockne-1 Durocher-2 WChurchill-72 PBernstein-1 DavidBrown-1 Cobbett-11 Franklin-24 Gracian-2 Headlam-1 JMorris-3 Twain-51 Addison-9 KAmis-27 2Anon-27 RBaker-1 TBrowne-4 2SButler-30 Chesterton-24 Foch-3 RLardner-1 Sandburg-2 Steinbeck-2 Tennyson-12 affairs alcohol is like

DOsborne-1 DParker-8 Peake-3 Perelman-11 Picasso-4 Plato-2,14 Proust-1,4 Racine-2 Rhys-1 Rinehart-1 Rochefoucauld-16,21,22 TRoosevelt-9 Rowland-5 HRowland-3,8 Ruskin-31 BRussell-4,15,30,33,40,28,59 Sandburg-4 DLSayers-1 Schopenhauer-10 Schultz-1 Shakespeare-32 Shaw-49,71,75 ArthurSmith-1 Sophocles-9 Spenser-2 Stael-1 Steele-6 RLStevenson-21 Stravisnsky-5 Swift-12,15 Tennyson-3,8,12 Tomlin-3 ATrollope-20,33 1Turgenev-1 Unamuno-1 Vidal-21 Voltaire-6 JWesley-2 Wharton-1 Whistler-3 Whiting-1 Wiesel-3 Wilcox-2 Wilde-71,89 TWilson-3 TCWolfe-3 Wolstencraft-2 WWyatt-1 Wycherley-4 Wylie-1 YeatsBrown-2 JCampbell-5 RWest-7 Chandler-31 WSMaugham-67 Warnock-1

a lover or husband or two

sight of the shore Gide-7

difference between loving distinguish l and beauty

do the work of sex MJMcCarthy-5 engage pride, l, pity Chesterfield-37 free letters make making GKChesterton-12 1Anon-202 CFreud-2 JBarth-2 Maurois-5 ArnoldBennett-5 WSMaugham-65 Dworkin-14 Segal-1 friendship plus sex HHEllis-9

cause looteries lottery marriage is a loud Louis XIV LouisXVIII lounge lounging Lourdes louse Louvre

MArnold-16 Gerald(ofWales)-3 Petty-1 Knowles-1 TRoosevelt-1 Victoria-12,14 Rieux-1 VWood-2 Emerson-3 TRoosevelt-4 Wilde-35,75 Hobsbawm-3 Dumouriez-1 Nobbs-1 TMacaulay-113 Wilkes-3 SFreud-22 Barras-1 Tennyson-9 Malraux-1

first Troy then Britain

winningthe l wont spoil

making technique JBarth-2 man who is superior means only one thing me l my dog Miss Austen not capable mythic celebration of natural impulse Fichte-1 never having to say sorry ones children platonic l scene stories Marquez-4 Jepson-1 ArBennett-8 Crowley-1 ABDouglas-1 Wilde-106

Bernard(ofClairvaux)-1

no passion in their WSMaugham-65 see also sex, marriage; Addison-15 PAdler-1 Andrewes-1 1Anon-12,43,124 WAllen-4 Ardrey-1 Aretino-4 Auden-13,18,29 Bacon-4,38 Balzac-6 DBarnes-3 JBarrymore-4 Baudrillard-3 Beauvoir-3 Becket-53 BernardofClairvaux-1 1Bible-9 2Bible-35 Blanch-2 Brenan-1 Burke-11 BussyRabutin-2 1SButler-1 2SButler-25,30 LdByron-7,18,28,29,42 Cabell-4 MrsPCampbell-4 Cartland-7 Chamfort-2 Chesterfield-19 Christina-1 CPChurch-1 FGColeman-1 Coleridge-11 Colton-9 Congreve-11,16 Cope-1 TWHCrosland-1 RDavies-37 Dietrich-2 Diogenes-4 Duras-1 LDurrell-6 GEliot-75 ATEllis-2 Ellison-1 Euripides-17 Fielding-3 JAFisher-5 FSFitzgerald-8 Florian-1 Forster-5 Foulkner-4 OSFowler-1 FrancisofAssissi-1 BFranklin-3,17 Freud-11 MFuller-1 ZGabor-1,4 Galbraith-25 Gaugin-1 Gautier-3,4 Gourmont-1 Greene-5 Greer-1,2 Guarini-2 BHancock-1 Hawes-2 Heinlein-4 GHerbert-5 Hermont-1 1OWHolmes11 EHubbard-7,11 JKJerome-7,10 LBJohnson-1 SJohnson-12,87,123 Jong-3 Karr-3 Keats-7 Koestler-1 Kraus-3 Lanier-1 DHLawrence-14,19 LLee-5 Lefebure-1 Mailer-2 Malory-1 Mancroft-1 TMann-3 CMarlowe-4 Marquis-5 Martineau-1 WSMaugham-47 RMay-1 Mencken-19,20,40 HMiller-1 Moliere-2,8 MWMontagu-9 Montaigne-12 Mortimer-2 Nietzsche-35 Orkney-1 Ortega-1

hurriedly remove them love

temporary insanity Bierce-25 that dare not speak its thee so much the quest without desire without marriage loved and lost the suffering few loveless loveliness day lover art in a lose a l what is left of HRowland-13 HWheeler-1 HRowland-2 Baker-1 LordByron-21 CharlesI-2 Congreve-17 RDavies-8 JElliott-1 HHEllis-1 Emerson-72 Farquahar-1 Frost-18 DFrost-2 Hecht-4 Heloise-2 LeesMilne-1 Manguel-1 Rowan-1 Rowland-13 quarrel with the world RFrost-18 RLovelace-2 HRowland-20 WSMaugham-67 KClark-5 Congreve-16 Emerson-72 Soyinka-1 BAStanley-1 2SButler-30 Tennyson-12 Bentham-18 RWest-1 JKeats-12 O'Rourke-9 Maugham-19

I not honour more RLovelace-2

Gibran-1 Goebbels-1 Goethe-12 OGoldsmith-3,15 Gorky-1 lovely

GLegman-2 Lenclos-1 HDLloyd-1 Lucan-2 Machiavelli-2,5 lovers

loves blundering uncouth l lovesome loving one man stop l ourselves low expectation standards lowells lower classes middle classes social status loyal loyalty see also hoi polloi, working class; Auden-10 Aristotle-5 Curzon-1 Sapper-2 Wellington-7 Whateley-1 Schreiner-2 CFreud-3 Machiavelli-10 Benedict-1 SCameron-1 Curzon-9 NFDavies-10 Galbraith-2 Heinlein-8 Inge-19 Jefferson-1 Kissinger-19 Mortimer-7 Patton-1 Sapper-1 I want l LSD lubricity lucidity luck LBJohnson-12 Carey-4 see sex see also obscurity; Durrenmatt-1 see also chance, fate, fortunate, luckier; Bacon-15 Becket-44 Bierce-41 Boethius-2 Bohr-5 Bruno-1 Chandler-13 WSChurchill-64 Cicero-21 Euripides-12 FSFitzgerald-14 Gribbin-3 JLHarris-2 Herodotus-10 Jerrold3 PJKavanagh-1 Keillor-5 Kissinger-10 Marquis-3 Moltke-2 Pasteur-1 Seneca-17 IBSinger-1 Solon-1 Stendhal-5 Stoppard-11 Swift-31 Turenne-1 Virgil-11 EarlWilson-1 believe in great believer in its all l Cocteau-8 Leacock-1 CartierBresson-13 Keillor-8 Nietzsche-41 Sevigne-1 Emerson-62 1Anon-248 Hewlett-1 TEBrown-1 Kingsmill-3 WSMaugham-67 Matlovich-1 Stael-5 Hood-2 Shakespeare-42 GWBush-15 Hazlitt-39 Bossidy-1

lumbago lunacy lunatic asence of l asylum asylum lunatics curly dimpled lunch free lunch lunchtime lungs lust gate to hell miseries from Luther Lutherans luxe Luxembourg luxury

Carey-4 see also madness; AGuinness-2 Mencken-94 EWaugh-33 BadenPowell-1 Orwell-47 Emerson-17 KAmis-23 Watkins-2 Belloc-8 Curzon-6 Macmillan-6 JMande-1 Wodehouse-15 Commoner-1 Heinlein-1 WMorrow-1 Friedman-6 `CWordsworth-1 WActon-2 Bunuel-3 WOwen-1 1WPitt-5 see also lechery, sex; AlBennett-30 Borde-1 LdByron-42 1Anon-249 Burke-52 Gregorovius-1 Keillor-3 Baudelaire-6 Haldane-14 HBAdams-1 Blanch-1 Chaplin-2 Chesterton-14,34 JKJerome=14 SJohnson-30 McCulloch-1 Montesquieu-8 TMore-3 JLMotley-1 Scopas-1 ASimon-1 Stern-1 Tennyson-15

driven to justice by Dahlberg-10

difference between l and

even my l affected Beardsley-2

unnatural insatiableRobtBurton-5

lying and fraud bastard l to me do not mind good he is inefficiency in state is probably lying led to defend no profit without

see also dissemble, dissimulate, lies, liars, truth/lies; Wellington-22 Heren-1 Twain-70 2SButler-2 MWLittle-1 Becket-58 SJohnson-127 Connor-5 Herford-3 Twain-41 Orwell-1 Popper-31 Cicero-28 Ingham-1 Plato-19

charitable and unselfish

good fiction, like all

not getting what you no victor believes in of my life people call it l luckier have to l always lucky better to be is he to be born to die lucubrations Luddism ludicrous Luftwaffe luggage lugubrious lukewarm lull on the side of the big ATyler-1 shallow men believe in have to be l only once 1Anon-248

Flaubert-17

is an accused vice Montaigne-33

see also luck

politicians are l bastards rules have the privilege of lying (horizontal) lynching lyricism M JerryHall-1

the harder I work Goldwyn-9 Leacock-1 deLeon-1 Herodotus-9 NapoleonI-12 1Anon-109 Mazarin-1 Whitman-3 Whitman-3 Hammer-1 HJames-22 Preece-1 CPSnow-1 Emerson-47 Charles-1 Nobbs-3 Bevan-2 IThomas-1 Hitler-4 Thoreau-4

Humphrey-2 TSEliot-6

enoughto be born MRidley-2

Douglas MacArthur Eisenhower-1 FDRoosevelt-5 Truman-2 Rose Macaulay T Macaulay Emery-1 Ackroyd-6 Acton-1,11 MArnold-8 EBarrymore-1 TCarlyle56 WSChurchill-62 Emerson-22 GHill-1 SSmith-4,13,56 AJPTaylor-1 Woodruff-1 incapable of meditating lectures macaque Lady Macbeth Joseph McCarthy John McEnroe Sagan-2 AlanBennett-36 Knights-1 Woollcott-6 Eisenhower-6 CJames-6 CluttonBrock-2 CluttonBrock-2

work 14 hours a day, get

Ramsay Macdonald WSChurchill-60 LloydGeorge-3

Ian McEwan McGonagall machiavellian mind machina machine

HHawkins-1 Daiches-1

of others too much sanity Madonna Mafia magazine maggot

CharlesIV-1 Cervantes-12 DParker-15 BLevin-16 2SButler-28 LdByron-13 LTolstoy-17

Niccolo Machiavelli Backhouse-1 FBacon-71 BRussell-82 NFDavies-13 Menander-8 Jeans-2

could not create a Montaigne-35 magic 2Anon-19 Bagehot-24 Britten-1 ACClarke-4 RDavies-31,32 SFreud-20 AGray-4 Hayek-3 TBMacaulay-143 Noonan-1 Pratchett-13 books pills magistrate Magna Carta Mathias-3 magnanimous magnet magnificence magnified Magritte maharajah Mahler Mahomet maid that laughs EdmundWhite-1 Dawkins-3 DThomas-5 Welby-1 Hayek-3 DSimpson-1 ORourke-19 Vidal-27 EWaugh-33 Helvetius-7 GeorgeII-1 Coward-17 Pratchett-12 Goldacre-2 Gibbon-5 BRussell-58 1Anon-28,231,232 ECoke-5 InnocentIII-2 Schama-8 Marsh-1 Trostky-2 FBacon-65 Bosquet-1 Byron-9 Calgacus-2 VWoolf-12 Schama-7 Curzon-2 1Anon-127 Bulow-2 Copland-2 Goodall-3 SJackson-1,2,3 Walton-1 see Mohammed CFreud-1 Kingsley-2 J BPriestley-4 JohnRay-1 FESmith-13 Minsky-1 DHaig-3 BrigRees-1 Barnett-1 Bowden-1 Corbusier-1 Gourmont-2 EHubbard-3 Leacock-9 AMarr-2 Mencken-61 JSMill-40 Minsky-1 Solanes-2 Tehyi-1 WilhelmII-2 Youngson-1

more like a great thought with the general machine-guns machinery

machines lasted tribute to British machismo macho Mackintosh macroeconomics wrong generally mad dogs make mad men are

Harold Macmillan Bevan-2 BLevin-11,16 HNicolson-4 Walker-1 James MacPherson Gogarty-1 SJohnson-154

believes he eats God is he, I wished he would

in the living room JHall-2

Dryden-15 Duport-1 Euripides-8 ALGordon-1 GHerbert-13 maiden Longfellow-2 Lycurgus-1 Sophocles-2 Syrus-5 Dahlberg-10 2Bible-27 Helkvetius-7 Berlioz-1 aunts, descended from maidens Norman Mailer mail-order catalogue maimed Maine maintenance majesty John Major majorities McCullin-1 Gissing-1 FMFord-13 Manville-1 Wodehouse-1 Emerson-50 MHastings-2 see others, public opinion, wrong; 2Anon-2 Austen-22 Bias-1 2SButler-17 JCampbell-1 Debs-1 Dillon-1 Dryden-27 Galbraith-36,50 Gunther-2 Heinlein-9 THughes-1 Ibsen-1,23 HJackson-4 Knox-2 Lippmann-3 HMacmillan-1,8 JSMill-1,6 Milne-1 BMoore-1 Mortimer-6 Ortega-3 Orwell-20 Pascal-10 QuillerCouch-1 Roscommon-1 BRussell-29,35 Sewell-4 JFStephen-3 Twain-103 EBWhite-1 Wilde-34 Zappa-2 majority nothing more odious of people are bad Bias-1 one with god is always a rule tyranny of all the money fun of love as a career most of it no more sense things up Popper-26 Acton-12 Smiles-3 Getty-7 TCarlyle-27 Borodin-1 PHenry-1 Chatterton-1 MEHoward-1 Ackroyd-3 Stout-1 TBReed-1 Goethe-11 GThomas-5 Vidal-23 EWaugh-28

men will always be Voltaire-54 much learning doth make poets are say you are m world was madhouse madman madness says he is Jesus Christ Wagner is evidently m Sabatini-1 Pound-3 CMWeber-1 Chesterton-53 see also anger, bedlam, crazy, insane, lunacy, metal disintegration, mind; 1Anon-37,47,49,50,52,53,54,182 Aristotle-10 BadenPowell-1 Calverley-1 TCarlyle-3,12 Chesterton-33 Clare-1 KCox-1 Crossman-3 Crowley-1 Dahlberg-1 SDavies-1 Debussy-3 WDrummond-1 Dryden-13,15,34 Dunn-1 Duport-1 GeorgeII-1 WGolding-6 HEllis-1,3 Emerson-17 Euripides-3,8 FLFord-1 CFry-6 ALGordon-1 Gracian-6 GGreene-18 Heine-7 Heller-2 Hume-12 HunterDunne-1 Januszczak-1 SJohnson-30 Joyce-7 Jung-1 Kenko-1 Kipling-27 CarolineLamb-1 Layton-5 NLee-1 PWLewis-1 Longfellow-2 Lycurgus-1 TBMacaulay-51,85,125 O'Malley-1 SMilligan-4 10 Proust-3,6 BRussell-40 StGaudens-1 Sales-1 Schama-3 Sharpe-1 Shaw-14,49 FESmith-3 LPSmith-14 SSmith-27 Smollett-7 Sophocles-2 Stoppard-2 RStrauss-2 Publilius-5 Szasz-1,7 JohnTaylor-3 ARWallace-2 EWaugh-4,20,28 Wodehouse-4,7 VWoolf-13 Youngson-4 in an age of m Bellow-4 is the only freedom JGBallard-6 RobtBurton-15 ANWBenn-3

not lost his reason Chesterton-62

Monboddo-1 CMorley-2 INewton-6 OwensAdair-1 Pound- make

up (cosmetic) up (mind) make-believe maker makeshift a patchwork of making fun of love money malady malaise malapropism Malaya malcontent male

LordByron-23 see also Decisions; Agate-4 WSMaugham-50 see God Pittendrigh-1 Magee-1 ASmith-29 Ehrenreich-4 Beaumarchais-3 Buchwald-4 Sagan-4 Bourdet-1 see Disease Coward-18 Daley-1 Quayle-7 Suyin-1 LouisXIV-1 MLerner-1 Figes-1 Hite-1

every stupid m has every season

EbnerEschenbach-2 JFonda-2

has spoiled Nature Heinlein-13 has superior culture Beauvoir-1 has the advantage Beauvoir-1 have long hair 2Bible-4 head of every man 2Bible-6 ingenious machine Dinesen-1 in his own image Frayn-5 Dietrich-4 interested in a woman is a most unstable Littre-1 is an intelligence is bored Michelet-1 EVLucas-4 DParker-18 is at heart a batchelor is born of woman 4Bible-5 is born unto trouble1Bible-47 is but a reed is more active is not happy is not of woman is quite insane is so in the way keep a liked by women Pascal-19 APope-27 Hume-23 2Bible-7 Montaigne-35 Gaskell-3 JBBradley-1 Bruyere-3 JHall-2 AFrance-2 Stael-6 Pope-25 CPatmore-2 Aristotle-24 2Bible-5 is historical animal Barraclough-1

domestication of the nail in the coffin of m ownership of female malediction malefactor malevolent malice TSEliot-19

APHerbert-3 Hume-13 Wordsworth-10 see also vitriol; JAdams-4 2Anon-35 WBlake-13 Cicero-35 Elyot-1 SJohnson-130 CLamb-17 Maugham-37 PopeHennessy-1 Plutarch-4 DPotter-4 BRussell-70 Ryan-1 Santayana-15 RBSheridan-11 SSmith-17 Smollett-4 Strakhov-1 TWoodcock-1 Woodruff-2

is womans protector keep anothers secret made an impressionLeopardi-2 must know how to defy never is but always to be never quite understand nobler than a woman not good to touch woman objects around him Beauvoir-2 of action produces evil refuse to support Gaulle-8 one m cant fill a house put on a womans garment Duncan-2 seeking happiness Dix-2 starts to get sensual PStrauss-1 subject to

alchemy of quiet m Hawthorne-7 never attribute to malicious malign malignancy malignity malingering malnutrition Andre Malraux malt Malthus Malvern Mamluks businesslike relations Mammon cannot serve God and Eros and employee of man and he have met ask for advice by nature free civilised cometh the create Ehrenkreutz-1 1Anon-3 Paz-1 see also money; 2Bible-34 LPSmith-14 2Anon-42 MRJames-1 WSMaugham-64 AlbertEinstein-4,29 Pereleman-7 Carey-6 Cobbett-6 Jefferson-2 TMacaulay-51 MacDiarmid-2 EWaugh-2 Hazlitt-42 1Anon-51 Comfort-2 Nabokov-12 Housman-8 Engels-3 KMarx-11 AlanBennett-33 of inanimate objects hard to be funny without

not part of nature Heinlein-13

RFrost-20 1Bible-46

WGolding-8

Boccaccio-1 Hume-24 Beauvoir-1 3Bible-11 1Anon-197 BaudoinI-1 Sharpham-1 DBliss-1 BDavis-3 Gerald-2 Iverson-1 ScottAdams-1 2Anon-43 Buffett-2,3 Constant-1 Dell-1 RTownsend-1 Drucker-5

supposed t6o be a knave taketh his sword to make a man was made wills us slaves technique for for reasoning

see also humanity, mankind, men; 2Bible-38 Koestler-7 Pavese-2 FESmith-8 Stael-4 Twain-91 Virgil-10 Yancey-1 AHuxley-29 Steinem-2 Locke-9 ECook-2 ARWallace-9 1Anon-107 Twain-116 WJBryan-6

who could compete BDavis-2 within a million dollars Isle of Man manage employees management consultancy

as a m he was a failure

cells and gibbets for

curious phenomena Mintzberg-1 is doing things right professional Mintzberg-2

delights in novelty DParker-18 descended from inferior

manager managing Manchester Mandalay Peter Mandelson Manderley Manet mangle man-governed world mania manipulation political mankind

WBurroughs-2 2Anon-24 GDay-1 Firbank-1 Keynes-3 Kipling-12 JSMill-39 Playfair-1 ASmith-4 MStevenson-1 Twain-37 Kipling-33 SHoggart-1 PWLewis-5 Maurier-1 Castagnari-1 Etienne-1 Hamerton-2 1Anon-218 NAstor-7 Agassiz-2 Januszczak-1 Kissinger-24 SJGould-4 see also humanity, men; NArmstrong-1 JBarth-1 Burke-15,36 LdByron-42 Charron-1 Chesterton-36 Condorcet-1 Donne-1,2 TSEliot-35 Emerson-72 FMFord-6 SFreud-4,13 RBFuller-1 WSGilbert-12 Gissing-3 Gold-1 Hazlitt-40 Heber-1 AHuxley-9 Inge-4,20 HJackson-5 5 RMacaulay-3 Maugham-16 Mencken-56,61 ADMiller-2 Plautus-10 Pope-6 Protagoras-1 BRussell-24 Schultz-1 Shakespeare-43 AStevens-1 Swift-7 Twain-56 Thrasea-1 Twain-10 Voltaire-54

way to a m heart mansion

Fern-1 WJBryan-6

descended from small mantle mantlepiece Mantovano manual labour labout is nobler nature of manufacturing Lapham-1

GThomas-5 Tennyson-16 see also work; WSMaugham-82 Galbraith-1 1Anon-84 Bacon-8 JChamberlain-2 Cobden-3 BDisraeli-6 Dyott-1 Playfair-1 JBPriestley-4 DSmith-1 Southey-2 HGWells-14 Wilde-37

surest foundation ACarnegie-12 manure manuscript many map roll up that marble marching enjoys mare margerine Marie Antoinette mark read m learn market 4Bible-8 Bacon-15 AJBeveridge-2 Gay-1 Hampshire-1 Meredith-1 Ricardo-1 Shakespeare-7 ASmith-16 came with the dawn people tell lies research marketing marksman Cyrus-1 HFord-6 Sculley-1 Sculley-1 Putnam-1 Storr-1 Voltaire-46 HWalpole-12 Cerf-1 NCoward-13 Shaw-87 Gorbachev-2 men may decieve Anacharsis-1 AlbertEinstein-32 Aidan-1 2TFuller-11 Gussow-1 Hobsbawm-3 Connolly-18 BDisraeli-49 WChurchill-15 Picard-1 2WPitt-7 Bellow-8 Augustus-2 Brougham-3 Lyly-2 Thickeray-17 Whistler-4 Arago-1 Garibaldi-1 NapoleonI-13 AStevenson-9

SJohnson-38,52,87 Keats-5 Kingsmill-2 Koestler-4 Layton- mapmakers Montesquieu-12 TMoore-1 JMorley-4 DMorris-2 Pascal-14 March

all that m has thought in their debt manliness manly body manners Homer-6 so much the same Hume-23

TCarlyle-54

WRInge-23 ATrollope-36

see also civility, politeness, well-bred; 1Anon-68,74,90,225 Bacon-21,33 Barrie-7 Bierce-29 Burke-48 Burke-16 RCarlyle-3 Chandler-18 CharlesII-1 Chesterfield-7,8 WChurchill-26 Cibber-2 Duhamel-1 Dryden-7 Emerson-34,49 FMFord-6,9 Galen-1 AAGill-3 Gilmour-2 Gorer-1 LadyGough-1 Gracian-1 Hazlitt-11 Heinlein-2 Hereford-4 Hirst-1 JJordan-1 Kerr-2 Kipling-14 HMankiewicz-1 Marie-1 Maugham-12,37 Mikes-1,3 Moodie-2 TMore-2 Navasky-1 Orwell-52 Plath-1 Pope-19 Proust-3 HRowland-8 BRussell-3 Schopenhauer-4 Shaw130 OSitwell-7 SSmith-5,9,40 Sterne-1 AStevens-1 Theroux-1 WThesiger-1 Trollope-7 Twain-20,170 Visser-1 Voltaire-10 Weld-1 RWhite-1 Wilde-2,9

Market Harborough Chesterton-24

DBWLewis-1 Li-1 MWLittle-1 LouisXVIII-1 Mackenzie-1 Duke of Marlborough Duchess of Marlborough Marley marriage Dickens-36 Christopher Marlowe

see also adultery, matrimony, sex, unmarried, wife, wives; Ackerley-1 JoeyAdams-1 Addison-15 PAdler-1 1Anon-9,24,155 Astell-3 NAstor-2 Aubrey-1 Auden-37 Augustine-16 Austen-1,19 Bacon-7,47 Bagehot-4 Balchin-1 Balzac-4 Beaumarchais-2 Beauvoir-3 AlBennett-1,5 JBernard-3 1Bible-7 2Bible-6,14,37 Blessington-1 CBronte-3 SButler-1,3 LdByron-8,29 Congreve-4 CDarwin8 JDavies-1 RDavies-22,37 DuchDevonshire-1 Dickens-1,11 Dicks-1 diMaggie-1 BDisraeli-29 KDouglas-1 2Dumas-1 Dworkin-10,18 SEllis-1 Emerson-27 MLErnst-1 Faludi-1 Fielding-5 France-2 BFranklin-5,17 MFranklin-1 MFrench-2 1TFuller-9 ZGabor-1,4 GeorgeII-2 GeorgeIV-1 SGibbons-3 Glyn-1 Goethe-2 JGoldsmith-1 Guitry-1 Hacker-1 Hawes-2 JHay-1 Heine-5 APHerbert-5 Hillingdon-1 Hipponax-1 EHubbard-2 Hume-5 BHutton-1 HJames-8 Jerome-4 SJohnson-7,12,33,45,77,95 TKavanagh-1 Keats-1 Knowles-1 Lampedusa-3

and customs corrupted bad coarse good instance of bad learning makes the man more frightening mannish manpower mans man CAmory-1 1Anon-9

Wharton-1

1Abnon-226 NFDavies-10 Landor-13 Astaire-1 LdByron-11 HWBeecher-3 2SButler-33 Defoe-4 WilliamofW-1 Jarrell-2 Cary-5 2Anon-34

Katherine MansfieldTSEliot-40

LangdonDavies-1 DHLawrence-3 Littlejohn-1 EVLucas-4 marrying Lutyens-2 McGinley-1 Martineau-1 Mencken-34,52,59 Meredith-1 JSMill-27 Mills-1 Milton-5 MWMontagu-1 31 DOsborne-1 Peacock-12 Pepys-1,7 Picabia-3 Piggott-1 2WPitt-4 Proust-13 Quitard-1 Richelieu-1 Rilke-1 YRoberts-2 SRogers-2 HRowland-4,7,13,14,15 Rudner-1 Saki-3 Sales-2 HSamuel-2 RScott-2 Shakespeare-4 Shaw-49,73,117,136 PBShelley-9,15 Skynner-1 SSmith-6,49,59 HSpencer-2 Stael-2 Steinem-2 RLStevenson-15,17,23 Swift-10,12,22 Swinnerton-1 Tertullian-3 Thackeray-8,9 STolstoy-1 Toscanini-1 MWest-3 Wilde-19,25,24,48,61,96 Wilder-3 GWilson-1,4 Wodehouse-5,8 Wolstencraft-2 Young-1 Zangwill-1 aim and end of all sensible brought no happiness combine with career curable by m Bierce-25 Brookner-4 2TFuller-16 Cartland-5 SRichardson-4 drove many women into four bare legs in bed happier m is going to be highest state of friendship impediments to is a lottery is no amusement more to m penalty of the conquest without love work on married a few years couples George Smiley if we had been life past redemption marries a man to reform marry again a man to reform BDavis-3 MWest-7 Schopenhauer-28 Chekhov-4 Guitry-3 Dobson-1 Cabell-4 EHubbard-2 a woman to educate EHubbard-2 Ayckbourn-2 JCampbell-3 Nietzsche-31 Carre-1 JGay-9 PJohnson-4 Meteren-1 masterly inactivity masterpiece unreadable masters of their environment mastery of complexity of simplicity masturbation Millett-1 Zeeman-1 Zeeman-1 see also onanism, wank; WAllen-4 BadenPowell-1 Barnes-1 Byron-6 Diogernes-8 Dunn-1 OSFowler-2,3 HunteryDunne-1 Kraus-1 DHLawrence-20 KMarx-2 OwensAdair-1 Raine-5 Robbins-1 Szasz-3 Voltaire-33 Boorstin-5 JMackintosh-2 Crowninshield-1 ADent-2 Proust-9 GELessing-2 PJDavis-2 Dryden-36 because they think love PiusIX-1 Rieux-1 Victoria-12,14 Victoria-16 RDavies-48 Duncan-2 TSEliot-48 Victoria-15 HRowland-20 KClark-5 Bagehot-33 AHoffman-1 Glyn-1 TSEliot-48 Steinem-2 of saints martyrs marvel Groucho Marx Karl Marx people go on Mars baton Martial martial apostles of m virtues lunacy John Martin martinet Martini martyrdom Orwell-67 NFDavies-13 SColeridge-19 Lytton-14 Schama-11 IFleming-2 HBogart-1 Burgwess-20 Feiffer-1 FLFord-1 SJohnson-13 Namier-1 Pound-2 Raven-1 TBReed-1 Shaw-50 CDickens-44 Brann-12 Haldane-10 BMarshall-1 Luther-2 Pereleman-8 Benn-2 Berlin-5 LdClark-1 Crosland-1 Debray-1 Hess-1 Meadowcroft-1 Ustinov-3 forecaster belied by events Marxism Marxist Masaccio by his perfect work Leonardo-1 masculinity mask masochism masochist mass communications movement massacred massacring Massenet masses Mass Observation master see also manliness; Friedenathal-1 MFuller-2 Greer-4 Hecht-5 GMHopkins-3 McClary-1 RDavies-17 THarrison-1 Wilde-10 Agnew-1 Greer-1 Olivier-1 Sewell-1 Kempton-1 HenryIV-2 RMacaulay-1 Wordsworth-7 Hoffer-15 Brann-11 Montaigne-31 WIrving-10 Debussy-2 see also hoi polloi; Herodotus-13 Gladstone-13 Medawar-26 Abel-1 Auden-32 2Bible-34 Carroll-2 JFCooper-2 Dietrich2 DiogenesofSinope-7 Halifax-3 WEHenley-2 Hugo-9 Jonson-8 Leonardo-2,3 Plato-14 Shawcross-1 Sophocles-7 Tennyson-17 Eagleton-1 Myrdal-1 see also communism; Aron-1 THardy-14 Flammarion-1 NapoleonI-23 Aubrey-4

Montaigne-6 GMoore-5 CMorley-1 JGNathan-7 Nietzsche- marshals

ATrollope-5,11,12,18,20,21,40 LTurner-1 Updike-5 Vidor-1 martinis

fanatics and m for very

halve ones rights Schopenhauer-13

is meaning of life Glyn-1 is the grove of wit 1Cavendish-1 needed as protection state of mind out of which

women care more for

back against the classes

paradise for m women within three days Dryden-36

nature meant womena to

become object of disgust if your afraid of loneliness only a pretty woman persons about to person you cant live through a variaty of

HMayhew-2

matchboxes matched

NDouglas-7

age is a high price for maudlin Maupassant W Somerset Maugham

Stoppard-7 Burgess-3 Maugham-6,53 EWilson-4

Ross-1 HWalpole-4 Hemingway-9 JSimon-1 Pinker-1 Lapham-2 AAGill-9 SJackson-3 Belloc-15 Twain-115 Sanford-1 Thurow-1 RMaxwell-1 AEddington-3 STColeridge-17 Bismarck-5 WCFields-5 Goldwyn-10 BBaxter-1 LloydGeorge-5 JPBarnes-23 Connolly-17 Santayana-12 Buzzell-1 Priestley-8 4Bible-1 Cummings-1 see also food & drink; WBurroughs-3 JFCooper-5 Franklin-23 CFreud-1 Hazlitt-63 Barrie-5 LdByron-32 Chandler-7 Drabble-2 Gilliat-1 Hazlitt-18 Layton-5 Maugham-37 Raleigh-2 DThomson-1

by Asia and Africa Bois-2 matches for economic dsocuments matching materialism material materialism is m is true we acannot materialistic benefits materials mathematical concepts evolve constructs discoveries model theory mathematician PJDavis-3 Neumann-2 Stoppard-26 Weyl-1 Smolin-3 Hawking-2 Cayley-1 Keynes-28 Jeans-1 HHEllis-6 Heinlein-15 Fishlock-1 Ehrenkreutz-1 Ginzburg-1 Haldane-27 Tannen-1 WAllen-4 Bonavia-1 LdClark-1 Moltke-1 Parsons-1 BWebb-5 TCarlyle-51 Home-7

mausoleum maven maverick mawkish Maxim gun, we have maxim maximisation Robert Maxwell Maxwells equations May maybe Louis B Mayer mayor maze MBA MCC ends and Church of mea culpa meadows meal

enquiry proximity to the representation of nature

architect of the universe reached the highest rung mathematicians and peasants are equal no on earth mathematics

DBernouilli-2 see also algebra; JBarrow-1 Bolyai-1 Carnap-1 Comte-1 CDarwin-6 Dirac-1 AlbEinstein-2 Feynman-6 RFriedmann-1 Greene-2 GHardy-1 Hayek-3 Heaviside-1 Heinlein-10 Hrostwitha-1 BdeJouvenel-1 NLawson-2 Mannin-1 Mencken-50 Mlodinow-1 APickering-1 Plato-1 Polkinghorne-2 GPrice-1 BRussell-25,42,46,47,59 Santayana-17 SSmith-49 Sokal-5 SThompson-1 SWeil-2 Whistler-5 Whitehead-7

mean

few say all they m HBAdams-5 two things at once StAubyn-2 what does it meanest meaning double maximum meaningless SPotter-1 Euripides-11 1Anon-227 Hobbes-11 StAubyn-2 RBarker-1 Games-1 1Anon-227 Shortt-1 Sokal-2 see also language; HBAdams-5 LMAlcott-1 Carroll-1 STColeridge-12 Copland-3 Dryden-29 Eban-2 HWFowler-1 Gorey-1 Housman-13 Klopstock-1 LouisPhilippe-1 HMiller-5 Pirandello-2 Ruskin-25 SeymourSmith-4 Wallas-2 conflicting meanness means minimum well yes meant not what I measure measured measurement Wohlstetter-1 Plato-17 Bernanos-2 Busenbaum-1 Cowley-3 Horace-3 Jonson-11 Kant-1 Wilde-62 Games-1 HBAdams-5 Pratchett-4 Bismarck-5 Gielgud-1 McCloskey-1 RDoyle-1 Fleay-1 CLamb-17 CBurt-1 Drucker-1 Kelvin-2 GPickering-1 Protagoras-1 Thorndike-1 JWheeler-1 gathered shambolically measurements ABellos-1 JCMaxwell-1 no one m all he says

catastrophe of fixed m

algorithmic results Henrici-1 all science requires RBacon-1 archetype of the beautiful burn the constructing trhe universe dialectical m insight if you dont understand is the door and key to lasting work of art PJDavis-1 nil value GHHardy-4 GHHardy-3 no place for the ugly Matisse matrimony in matters of is not a word matter Matthew effect mattress maturing maturity Kepler-1 Dirac-2 Henrici-1 Neumann-3 RBacon-2 AlfredMarshall-7

meanings

shorthand language AlfredMarshall-7 JMFry-1 PWLewis-1 Sickert-3 see also marriage; OGoldsmith-15 JAusten-29 Chesterfield-1 Cantor-1 Balfour-7 Darwin-1 INewton-4 RKMorton-1 Bridie-2 Emerson-63 Ali-1 JCharles-1 Decter-1 TSEliot-2,13 Feiffer-5 Fromm-1 Gide-2 Said-1 Trilling-1

great argument in favour

measures meat

Canning-4 AlBennett-28 2SButler-27 2TFuller-8 Garrick-1 Lucretius-3 Selden-5 ERousseau-1

medley of your hit Medusa hair meek CBrown-2 Bois-1 GEliot-20 TMacaulay-74 Marquis-1 HLaski-5 Getty-2 Heinlein-12 FESmith-4 Twain-126 Levant-6

eaters are more cruel extract Meccano mechanic mechanical development in inverse object mechanism medal for killing meddling stop meddlings 2Anon-37 sanitary and m age HEllis-7 OSitwell-4 Schwed-1

do not inherit the earth shall inherit the earth meet 2Anon-52 your eye meetings megalomania megaphone melancholia melancholy Melbourne meliorator mellow melodious melodrama melon for ecstasy David Mellor melts a womans heart Centlivre-1 Herman Melville member of parliament memoirs memorability criterion for history Barzun-13 Schneider-1 JBest-1 Sapper-3

TBentley-1 Snowdon-1

Atwood-4 Kipling-17 Koestler-1 FAllen-3 LBoyd-1 Galbraith-16 NSchwarzkopf-1 GWhite-1 Plato-1 Raban-4 BRussell-32,40 GHowe-2 Kingsmill-3 see also depression; Auden-41 RDavies-30 CharlesLamb-9 Bygraves-1 CFreud-4 AGardner-2 Emerson-82 Ovid-1 WIrving-4 JKeats-13 Goodall-2 Chandler-2 RDavies-26 JOsborne-1 Shaw-7 1Anon-156 RFBurton-3 Carman-1

TCarlyle-38 Matlovich-1 PJohnston-1 JFKennedy-14 Keynes-12 TMacaulay-32,43,44,113 ASmith-4

Bagehot-15 Canning-3 Coleridge-16 Crook-1 MFriedman-7 meliore

media

Ace-1 Chomsky-4 RDoll-1 Kovacs-1 JEPowell-2

loads of m coverage patterns of m coverage sell us shit to educate us medical research medicine Goldacre-6

AHoffman-2 AHoffman-2

1Anon-180 Conrad-16 DLodge-5 GMarx-11 Burke-41 TBMacaulay-80 Parris-1 SPound-1 see also biography; BenGurion-3 Isaacson-1

see also doctors, drugs; Abernethy-1 EGAnderson-1 1Anon-24,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,229 Appleyard-2 CBarnard-1 Barnett-3 1Bible-43 Bierce-12 Burston-1 Chekhov-3 RDavies-14 AlexanderFleming-2 Garth-1 Goldacre-4 RGordon-1 GHerbert-2 Herold-1 Hippocrates-4 Moliere-7,10 Palmerston-4 WPateon-1 Peacock-2 1Pliny-2 Proust-1,9 Read-1 Rolleston-1 Shaw-98 ASimon-1 SSmith-39 Stevas-1 Sydenham-1 Szasz-2 Twain-34 EWaugh-2 FLWright-3 Youngson-5

1OWHolmes-16 Horace-21 Ibsen-4 Leacock-9 Mencken-62 memorable memoranda memorandum memories

WChurchill-24 Kerrigan-1 LWoolf-2 PrinceCharles-2 Acheson-8

to protect bthe writer

art of

Voltaire-41 Steiner-3

liars need good m Quintilian-3 memory Auden-9,23 Barrie-11 EBarrymore-1 Barzun-10 Becket-24 Beecham-11 NCBentley-3 IBergman-1 Bierce-44 Boethius-2 Bookbinder-3 EBowen-2 TCampbell-5 TCarlyle-17 Cicero-3,4,5 Colley-3 Comager-1 Conrad-12 Constable-3 Dante-1 JDavies-2 Dumouriez-1 TSEliot-38 Fermor-1 Franklin-14 1TFuller-10 Haliburton-1 Healey-5 Herriot-1 Hobbes-4 FPJones-1 Keats-8 Kipling-3Koestler-3 Larkin-3 Leonardo-4 Levant-1 Lucas-1 McWilliam-1 Montaigne-8,11,21 GMoore-6 WrightMorris-1 JGNathan-8 Nietzsche-17 O'Malley-1 GMarx-8 Panat-1 DParker-6 Plato-13 2Pliny-2 Porchia-1 Quintilian-3 RimskyKorsakov-1 CRossetti-1 Rush-1 JFCooper-8 Santayana-9 Schama-5 Schopenhauer-8 RBSheridan-1 ASidney-2 Skinner-1 AlexSmith-1 Symons-1 Szasz-3,4 Talleyrand-6 Thurber-2 ATrollope-8,15,30 Twain-51 Virgil-1 Wilde-38,102 Winstanley-1 Winterson-2 after one has lied Corneille-2 Rochefoucauld-24

English blessed with man medieval mediocre mediocrity Dewey-3

get well in spite of Jefferson-42 Nabokov-3,11 Shaw-143 Tynan-6 Bacon-57 Becket-21,25 Beerbohm-11 NBentley-1 JCameron-1 Chamfort-5,9 BDisraeli-46 Doyle-1 Giraudoux-3 Hartley-5 Kissinger-2,15 Lavater-2 Maugham-15 JSMill-33 Newman-1 Platz-1 PPorter-2 FelixSchelling-1 ASmith-44 Strabolgi-1 Vauvenargues-4 Sisson-1 LPSmith-6 Thackeray-10 Trotsky-4 of his thinking to m genius is turn crap into Mediterranean come from meditation SJohnson-157 AWaugh-8 Balzac-3 tranquil picture of Malraux-3 medium medlar see also media; PWalker-2 MacDiarmid-1 Bevan-3 EHubbard-5 Bookbinder-1 tendency of democracies

everyone complains of selective very good Fiebig-1

mark of stupidity Chateaubriand-1 thread of personal identity Renard-10 RHofstadter-2

were left-luggage pffice will stop exercising m men

JPBarnes-19 Socrates-10

mend it

Clough-1 DHLawrence-17 FHBradley-5 Behan-8 Beerbohm-2 Luther-7 Boccaccio-2 FBacon-34

no comradeship between only knowledge of wives on the make LaneFox-1 our mothers warned portrayed essentially possesses intelligence proud and high spirits purgatory of see objects strongest would be tyrants the more I see of we like are good Florio-2 Fowles-1 rather have studied books stake their liberty Rieux-1

see also man, mankind, gender; WActon-2 1Anon-141Aristotle-8 ArBennett-8 LdByron-43 Canning-4 Cato-4 CharlesV-1 Chesterfield-17,19 Christina-1 Christine-1 Cline-1 Coleridge-3 Congreve-12 Connolly-8 JConrad-5,6 Cope-2 RCoward-1 Curio-1 Dahlberg-1 RDavies-10 Dekker-1 ADickinson-1 Dietrich-1,2,3 BDisraeli-29 KDouglas-1 Dryden-5,10 PDunn-1 Duras-1,2,3 ADworkin-1,2,4,5,6,7,10,12,15,16 Ehrenreich-5 GEliot-1 TSEliot-38 ATEllis-1 SEllis-1,2 GEliot-27 EEvans-1 ZGabor-1,3 Gay-4,8 Gibbon-23 SGibbons-3 Guccione-1 Harlow-1 Haydon-1 Hinkson-1 Hite-1 Hochuth1 EHowe-4 EHubbard-8 Hugo-3,4 Humphrey-4 WIrving-1 HJackson-1 JKJerom-7 SJohnson-7,96 Keillor-2 Kipling-12,19 MLerner-1 McGinley-3 McIver-1 McGinley4 Mackenzie-1 Manikan-1 MariedeFrance-1 GMarx-3 Mencken-25,31,32,58,74 ADMiller-1 Mills-1 Milton-1 Montherlant-1,2 HannahMore-3 DMorris-1 GJNathan-3 ANewman-1 Nightingale-2 AOakley-1 O'Farrington-1 Orkney-1 JOsborne-5 Paglia-6,9,10 CPankhurst-2 DParker-14 Pizzey-1 Plato-11 Ramey-1 Rochefoucauld-7 TRoosevelt-1 HRowland-5,9,10,11,12,13,15,17 Runyon-3 Ruskin-57 Sagan-1 StJohns-2 Santayana-14 Sayers-1 Schlegel-1 Schopenhauer-3 Schreiner-1 RScott-2 Shaw-84,136 Skynner-1 Socrates-1 Solanes-1,2,3 Spark-3 Stael-1,2 Steele-3 Steinem-1,2 JStephens-1 Tannen-1,2 Tasso-1 AJPTaylor-12 Tehyi-1 Tennyson-7 Thackeray-7 RWelch-1 MWest-5 Whitton-1 Wilcox-2 GWilson-4 Woddis-1 Wollstencraft-1,2,3 VWoolf-12 Wordsworth-5 WWyatt-1 Zetterling-1

AsamSmith-50 AnitaLoos-1 AAdams-1 JMRoland-2 Goldsmith-24 1Halifax-11 Chanel-6 Duras-4

women are brighter than

wealth accumulates and m were some reward Golden-1 who didnt like women world of m bleak menace mendacity Mendel the work of M to lie dead 1Bible-14 Juvenal-5 Atwood-2 Popper-35 Trotsky-6 AFord-1 you have to be fond of

HWEvans-1 see also truth/lies

of autobiographies SFreud-26 Trotter-1

Felix Mendelssohn Goethe-27 Shaw-29,66,113,151 mens sana mens novels Mensa Mensheviks menstruation mental arithmetic development illness disntegration institution labour MAmis-4 PHelps-2 see madness Fromm-2 JHawkes-1 Godley-2 WSMaugham-82

Thatcher-4 Trollope-16 Victoria-6 Voltaire-33 Warburton-1 mene

actions performed by all fools all m are rapists are about are bastards are evil are mostly fools MFrench-1 Atwood-2 Dreiser-2

Astell-3

1Chesterton-66

Isidore-2 OManning-1 Maudslay 1 1Pliny-5 Sokal-5

Machiavelli-11 Chesterton-66 Duras-4 ATrollope-16 JSMill-56 Maugham-52 JHarrington-1

are simply unbrearable back m to be gentlemen bad m compass their ends better than EField-2 commonplace and ordinary empire of laws no of m forgives woman form Christian good for nothing good m look on Antrim-1 TArnold-2 Austen-28 JSMill-56

equipment difference

powers and noise Schopenhauer-29 mentally defective menu Mephistopheles without fun mercantile ADent-3 Buchan-4 Mansfield-5 Vobden-3 WSBurroughs-5 see also business; DMcCulloch-2 ASmith-35 Khan-1 Shaw-149 Attlee-3 Becket-57

confused together TBrowne-12

government of laws not have never been good if mk infidelity is not immorality of impress a insensibility of KKraus-9 1Anon-202 Austen-7

JAdams-2 KBarth-3 Laclos-1

transactions need certainty merchandise the ultimate m merchants

masters of this country merciful merciless mercury Brownmiller-1 Renard-6 Grove-1

imprudently engage Astell-3 inspire sympathy in Beerbohm-10 keep all women in fear

ought not to dependMansfield-4

see quicksilver

mercy

see also forgiveness; 1Bible-35 Lincoln-21 TMacaulay-5 Paine-7 JWesley-6 EYoung-2

microeconomics wrong specifically ORourke-19 microwave cookers mid-Atlantic drawl mid-day middle middle age Ages class HAllen-1 Bacon-46 ArBennett-9 Connolly-27 DDay-1 Levin-3 Marquis-9 JBSHaldane-6 see also bourgeoisie; HBAdams-8 Barzun-7 GStein-2 Thatcher-12 BWebb-5 of the road middlebrow middleman midgets migraine might is right JAdams-3 Benn-5 Bevan-5 Burgess-3 Carpenter-1 APowell-3 see also business; BDisraeli-4 see dwarf Chart-1 LChild-1 Anouilh-1 BouleauDespraux-1 BuassyRabutin-1 Ferte-1 FrederickII-1 Gibbon-20 Napoleon-7 Plato-21 Sevigne-1 Shaw-138Tacitus-6 Voltaire-16 Zeller-1 ight be Fulghum-1 Dane-1 Whittier-2 Clarendon-4 Frost-19 JCameron-9 HelenKeller-2 NFDavies-7 Benedict-1 see also war; JFCooper-6 NFDavies-8 JFCooper-6 NFDavies-4 NFDavies-4 HGWells-26 Tocqueville-12 Gibbon-36 have have been mighty things to pass miles militarily militarism attracted to militarist military British incompetence intelligence mind is not good profession, shun spirit buried militia general officers odious AlbertEinstein-37 1Bible-6 2SButler-27 HFEllis-1 JMortimer-11 Smollett-1 Thoreau-17 Trillin-1 of human kindness Guedella-2 mill John Stuart Mill John Everett Millais Millennium Dome milliners million has a m dollars men people will like millionaires JJAstor-1 Heinlein-7 Wilensky-1 JHuston-1 WJBryan-2 Hagen-1 Muggeridge-10 Vonnegut-1 Meades-1 Debussy-2 Lichtenberg-2 Gopnik-2 KMarx-14 Dickens-20 milk Holgate-1 Coward-17 Godard-1 DeliaSmith-1

prevails over wrath Mohammed-3 merde Meredith merit Beckett-5 Chesterton-22 Pound-1 Wilde-46,60 1Anon-7 Bacon-7 Emerson-36 Gibbon-8 Maistre-1 Melbourne-3 Mencken-38 Orwell-20 Plutarch-9 Swift-31 Trollope-4 Westmoreland-1 and survival superior mermaids merriment merry eat, drink and be m 1Bible-25 Merryman mescalin mesmerism Mesopotamia into a trap mess message messenger Messiaen messy history metal-lattice ugly in structures 1Anon-256 metaphor command of oppressed by metaphysics JCampbell-4 Fowles-3 Kipling-4 Orwell-11 Roche-2 Aristotle-1 Parr-1 see also philosophy; Aytoun-1 AJBalfour-1 CSCBowen-1 FHBradley-1 LdByron-40 NDavies-2 Hume-10 WJames-6,9 Krutch-1 Mencken-64 Voltaire-21 attempt to prove the misery dissolved in metempsychosis meteorology methane Methodism metre metropolis Metternich mettle metuant oderint dum Mexico Mexicans Meyerbeer Miami mice Michelangelo Accius-1 Diaz-1 Rodriguez-1 Brann-9 Shaw-16 Wagner-3 Bruce-1 RobtBurns-1 Gopaleen-3 MMcCarthy-4 Ruskin-59,62 Shaw-112 Welles-1 Wittkower-2 did not know how to paint if M were heterosexual mighty genius of sonnets of microbes resistant Twain-50 Wilde-106 see also bacteria AlexanderFleming-2 Greco-1 RMBrown-1 Grellet-1 Poincare-4 RHughes-1 Crabbe-2 Lewes-1 see also prosody; Horace-26 see also city; 1Anon-166 Mencken-43 BEvans-3 Kossuth-1 Emerson-45 Mencken-4 RMWeaver-1 JWGardner-3 Swift-30 Carey-4 Lavoisier-1 Medawar-9 WSChurchill-80 TELawrence-6 Beckett-6 O'Rourke-1 Reagan-16 Behan-6 Chesterton-9 RDavies-38 BDisraeli-51 Goldwyn-5 THarrison-1 Preece-1 Stravinsky-1 Burrow-3 SRichardson-8 1Anon-190 1Bible-8 Chesterton-33 Swift-30

imbecility of m leaders

minding m at cross roads

monkeys on a million

millions (of dead) a hero millstone round our necks Milman A A Milne John Milton

HFast-7 AJPTaylor-16 Porteus-1 BDisraeli-1 Dowling-1 CRMilne-1 Stoppard-28 Swinnerton-1 Wodehouse-10 Addison-2 CBronte-9 RBrowning-8 Carey-14 Cobbett-2 Diekhoff-1 TGray-1 Housman-8 SJohnson-48,110,153 4 Porson-1 Tennyson-4,14 Voltaire-55 EWaller-1 Winstanley-1 Wordsworth-3

change their remain open second rate mine owners minerals leaders Minerva miniature miniaturist minister ministers ministry is not heroic minorities in the right minority law imposed on

CSagan-5 Dennett-2 EKenny-1 DCecil-2

exempt from evolutionary

what really goes on Burgess-9 FESmith-10 Getty-2 FESmith-10 EBarrymore-1 Cocteau-2 EMForster-21 see also politics, priests; Becket-61 Crossman-3 CHart-1 TBMacaulay-124 Thatcher-3 TCWolfe-4 Wilkes-4 AKing-1 incompetent unimaginative

Lamb-3 Larkin-10 FRLeavis-5 Leno-1 Mencken-35 Mikes- miners

mimicry mincing mind

Hazlitt-29 Wilde-27 Connor-3 see also brain; Anacharsis-2 Aretino-2 SBlackburn-2 Chesterton-13 WChurchill-58 Cowper-5 Fadiman-5 OGoldsmith-23 Hoffer-7 AHuxley-27 SJohnson-105 Jonson-9 LloydGeorge-19 ANewman-1 Ryle-2 Seneca-11 Twain-45 Wollstonecraft-5

a dustbin of scraps RDavies-55 all in the bind the brain engenders changing it failing female SHawking-4 THHuxley-14 JMaddox-1 Dirksen-1 Steiner-3 Juvenal-11 Sparrow-4 VKnox-1 Bevan-11 1Anon-23 average m in events 1Anon-23

Salisbury-11 SydneySmith-64 see also majority; AChase-1 Lessing-3 Lippmann-3 Ortega3 RHJackson-6 DMacCarthy-1 Berle-1 Wellington-18 Berenson-5 Addison-13 WAllen-5 2Anon-36 BenGurion-1 Brann-4 Britten-1 SFreud-22 Hume-3,7 Larkin-1 Myerson-1 Paine-10 Popper-31 IBSinger-1 ITurgenev-1

English blessed with

minute hand of mistory minutes unused miracles

full and powerful SSmith-60 fundamentally sterile great m interested in ideas inequalities begin JHawkes-1 is muddled knowing it like a soup dish little lose ones of God WTemple-2 Inge-21 IStone-2 BDisraeli-56 Ovid-19 Quayle-9 Hawking-3 HGWells-26

theology of mirror of mankind mirrors misanthropy

SBlackburn-4 NFerguson-3 Frayn-5 ONeill-1 Osborne-2 Stendhal-9 Thackeray-4 VWoolf-12 see also Gloom; Acton-3 JQAdams-2 JAusten-24 RobtBurton-1 HFreeman-1 Layton-5 TMacaulay-19 Petrarch-2 Pope-2 Proust-3 Swift-7 Twain-18 AWaugh-8

military m is not good miss not on earth nourishes open out of my m peace of prepared sanatorim for Sparrow-4

minimum wage law MFriedman-8 miscarriage Descartes-9 mischief not enough to have a good

SJohnson-94 Ayer-1 Bentham-15 BDisraeli-46 Fielding-7 Madan-5 Medawar-6 MWMontagu-11 INewton-3 WScott-11 Thackerray-5

Euripides-11 Lichtenberg-11 NBarney-2 NFDavies-7 Bellow-1 Bolyai-1 Pasteur-1 1Anon-229 execute any powers of misconceptions misconduct miser miserable miseries misery

1Clarendon-2 Thackeray-18 Thackeray-18 Guedella-4 ASmith-23 Blake-5 Chesterfield-18 HWalpole-12 Wilder-4 Menander-9 Swift-37 Ayckbourn-4 WIrving-10 see also grief; Becket-2 Carey-12 Chaucer-2 WChurchill-1 Connolly-24 Crisp-9 Dante-1 RDavies-20 Dickens-16 Erasmus-12 Euripides-3,5 HenryFielding-20 Frank-1 AAGill-9 Hugo-7 LHunt-3 WIrving-3 SJohnson-34 RLowe-2 Malthus-2 Mencken-53 Milton-8 Mpntaigne-20 Ramey-1 Seneca-11 Shaw-95 Shelley-5 ASmith-41 SSmith-29 Sumner-1 Swift-31 Tacitus-13 Virgil-1

open to novel information

the very virtuous do

sign of a vulgar m Camus-10 small m in people 1Anon-23 sound tranquility vigour of Homer-6 Juvenal-5 DiogenesL-1 Montesquieu-28 Cicero-40

having a really m time

wonderful activity of your own business Coolidge-3 mindless cliches minds JJones-1

and travail metaphysics is of life misfit misfortune

Dreiser-2 ECameron-1 RMWeaver-1 Schopenhauer-24 Lapham-2 RBaker-3 Bierce-45 Burke-19 Chaucer-4 Cicero-32 Colton11 Edgworth-1 Gibbon-21 Goldsmith-23 Mencken-13 Montaigne-3 Pope-5 Rochefoucauld-11,17 Swift-3,34 Voltaire-23 Wellington-12 Wilde-21 correct good for every learn from

Stoppard-6 Strachey-2 Suzuki-1 Swift-11 AJPTaylor-6,10,11 Teller-1 Tintoretto-1 Tuchman-2 Voltaire-8 EWaugh-5 Whitehead-4 Whitelaw-2 Wilde-39,87 EarlWilson-2 JWilson-7 CWolf-1 FLWright-3 JWDavis-1 1Halifax-11 DAdams-9 Hoyle-1 Phelps-1 GEliot-30 do nothing make no Conrad-9

boundless capacity to

not usually make anything prophecy most gratuitous theorise before think it possible mistress Doyle-11

extinguishes virtue Balzac-5 misfortunes misgoverned misinformation misinformed misjudgment mislead mismanagement old m no excuse misoginy mispronounce it misquote just enough learning to misquotation misquoted is to be quoted misrepresentation artful miss an opportunity for pleasure missile thank God for the Patriot GHWBush-2 EPowell-7 Bentham-17 GEliot-14 Fabius-1 1OWHolmes-15 JBarnes-12 Chesterton-31 Millay-5 Eban-4 Shaw-83 Gay-7 LdByron-49 see also quotation; Coward-15 CDMorley-4 Albert-1 see also women; Sewell-1 Quincey-6 CNapier-2 CBernstein-2 Galbraith-35 Hecht-3 Twain-84 EWaugh-26 Twain-104 1Anon-158 RArmstrong-1 HHAsquith-4 Crick-1 HSpencer-6 Wilde-4 do not come singly Ausonius-3 Cervantes-11 HenryFielding-22

Cromwell-2 Bacon-42,46 Chesterfield-25 DFrost-2 Galbraith-25 GeorgeII-2 Kipling-23 TMarshall-1 AJPTaylor-9 Wilkes-1 Wycherley-7

worse than a crime Boulay-1

became m of the Earl of mistrust Mister Wilson fourteenth misty misunderstanding misunderstood Home-6

HarrietteWilson-1

Mencken-33 Rochefoucauld-22 Theognis-1

Whitehead-7 1Anon-158 Greenspan-3 McCloskey-1 Bohr-4 GWBush-3 Claiborne-1 Cocteau-4 Emerson-42 Greenspan-2 Hegel-3 Kierkegaard-2 HRowland-10 BWilliams-1

me correctly not risk being mixed metaphor mob mobilise mobs mockery models cheaper than sciences make moderate alarm Dahlberg-8 Bayliss-1 Smiles-3 CSagan-5 see also error, wrong, Appendix E; Acheson-1 1Anon-33 Ascherson-1 Auden-37 Bankhead-2 Barante-1 Becket-17,63 Beckford-1 Bierce-15,16,30 Bohr-7 Buzzell-1 WChurchill56 ACClarke-2 JCCollins-5 Cope-2 HCowley-1 Crick-1 EECummings-3 Darwin-4 Decatur-1 Dillon-1 Disraeli-11,15 Eden-1 Emerson-21 Fadiman-1 SFreud-17 Froude-2 Galbraith-27,30 Gandhi-2 WSGilbert-12 Helps-3 RHughes-1 Ibsen-1 RHJackson-1 Jefferson-3,27 JKJerome-3 FPJones-2 Kelvin-4 Kissinger-25 Koestler-4 Krutch-1 Lamachus-1 Locke-4 TMacaulay-48,63 Magee-1 Melbourne-1 Mencken-26,33 JSMill-9,20 JMorley-1 Nietzsche-5 Nixon-1 Paine-10 Pareto-1 Proust-9 Reagan-11 Rees-1 Ribblesdale-1 Roscommon-1 Roth-1 BRussell-10,24,65 Santayana-15 SSmith-31 Stesichorus-1 modest good temper and in all things moderately rescue moderation

Sibelius-2 Medawar-6 Bevin-2 Tutu-1 see multitude JFKennedy-6 see also crowds, hoi polloi; Colton-2 LHunt-2 WIrving-6 JSMill-15 Ruskin-34 GStorr-1 KAmis-8 Bruyere-8 TCarlyle-27 Mortimer-3 Chanel-1 Greenspan-4 Joubert-2 GOKeefe-1 Neumann-2 FBacon-69 Livy-7 Wellington-27 WLGarrison-2 WLGarrison-2 JAdams-3 Augustine-15 Bacon-4 Bolt-4 Burke-29 Cleobolus-1 RClive-1 Durrenmatt-1 AdmiralFisher-1 Goldwater-1 JHall-1 Hesiod-3 LHunt-2 Kissinger-9,21,28 TMacaulay-50 TMann-5 Nietzsche-27 Paine-1 Terence-2 Theognis-2 Tocqueville-7 Vauvenargues-4 Wilde-16,44 BettyBoothroyd-1 Terence-10

mission/missionary Gaugin-1 PParker-1 Robespierre-1 COSkinner-1 Spooner-1 mode Stapledon-1 missionaries Mississipi mist mistake every decision is never made a mistaken mis position is m mistakes KAmis-27 Bellow-8 Gay-8 JKeats-13

in war is imbecility JAFisher-1 urge me not to use WLGarrison-2 Asimov-4 Emerson-36 Stoppard-25 Sewell-11 Orwell-54 HHEllis-3 Auty-1 Burgess-9 Carpenter-1 Chesterfield-16 Hensher-2 Hewison-1 PJKavanagh-5 Sewell-10 Stoppard-10 EBWhite-2 art life modernism

Goethe-12,13 AJGray-5 Guedella-4 Gunther-2 Heisenberg-3 modern

world, lunatic asylum

flamboyantly modesty

PCohen-1 see also meek; Agate-1 1Anon-74 Becket-29 Boulding-1 Burgess-2 Chesterfield-31 WChurchill-42 JFCooper-3 Dickens-17 Dryden-7 TSEliot-4 BEvans-1 WSGilbert-3 Hazlitt-25 SirJohn-1 Keynes-20 Longford-1,2 Macnaghten-2 Maugham-18 Peacock-10 Renard-3 Ridler-1 Schopenhauer-17 Shenstone-1 TSheridan-1 LPSmith-14 Thackeray-6 TTurner-1 HughWalpole-3 Winterson-1

ability to make and happiness and social status

Demarest-1 SMilligan-5 ADavies-1 Galbraith-58 RDavies-53 BDisraeli-17

a liilttle m will not Durant-1

answereth all things1Bible-8 awe and admiration divorce for Liebman-1 does not bring happiness does not want to borrow dont marry for enough finding get a lot havent got Liebman-1 HGray-1 Balzac-1 BConnolly-2 Deaves-1 Rutherford-6 Edinburgh-1 Baring-1 Bruyere-7 Pope-11 Swift-14 Hume-25

Modigliani modish modo rem Mohammed moist Moliere moment momentary Monaco monarch monarchs monarchy

JHFry-1 see fashion Horace-3 1Anon-65 Bacon-31 BDisraeli-13 Doughty-1 HALFisher-2 Tocqueville-6 JWesley-6 see damp Hazlitt-41 ElizabethI-5 Chesterfield-3 WSMaugham-48 see also king; Inge-19 Bagehot-32 DMcCulloch-2 AJPTaylor-18 see also royalty; Herodotus-12 Bagehot-19 Bagehot-19

excessive in supply KJoseph-2 gave m away as silently

homing instinct for the how little God values it how much spent I write for lack of impossible to heap[ up GDurrell-1

Rumsfeld-18

ever hereditary insane

CDawson-1 Getty-7 Getty-7 Inge-10 Galbraith-58 Denning-1 BDisraeli-17 Ovid-20 Larkin-13 Emerson-2

is a merchantman Ames-1 is strong government mankind understand monastery Monday Piet Mondrian Monet monetarism money

lavish with others WSMaugham-63 let the other fellow make love of make all the m in a deal making Englishmen not make m somehow Horace-3 men possessed of m more to life than need a little m Deaves-1 Delacroix-1 more worthwhile than nobody has m who ought nothing but m counts something to do with life often costs far too much on public transport Gummer-2 other peoples proper level real short of sinews of state Thatcher-11 Hume-25 Dirksen-3 Emerson-20 Healey-9 Plutarch-14 Cicero-36 2Bible-13 DiogenesL-3,5

Gibbon-12 GThomas-6 PWhitehead-1 Becket-56 Cezanne-1 Gilmour-1 Healey-4 KJoseph-2 see also business, economics, mammon, potatoes, shilling, wealth; Agassiz-1 1Anon-185 2Anon-15 Anouilh-1 Auden-15 Austen-1 Bagehot-10 Balcon-1 JBaldwin-1 Baring-1 Becket-31,39 BeddingtonBehrens-1 Behrman-1 AlBennet-15 ArBennett-1 JBernal-1 Blake-5 Bourdet-1 Brenan-1 CBrown-1 Bryant-2 Buffett-9 RFBurton-2 1SButler-3 2SButler-3,6,7,24 Byron-4 Callaghan-3 Camus-1 Carey-3 Chaudhuri-1 Chesterton-1,29 Colton-1 Crisp-1 BDisraeli-35 Euripides-4 Fielding-9 1Fisher-2 PFleming-9 HFord-14 Franklin-8,9 Frost-7 SFry-2 1TFuller-3 Galbraith-23,25 Gandhi-6 Gibbon-13 Gilles-1 OGoldsmith18 Goodheart-1 Graves-1 GGreene-17 Gresham-1 Grotius-1 Halifax-2 GHarding-3 EWHowe-2 KHubbard-2 GWHunt-1 Hurst-1 Ibsen-4,5 PJohnson-2 SJohnson-50,97 Jonson-12 Keynes-7 Kipling-8 Lamb-6 Leacock-3 Libanius-1 TMacaulay-106 KMarx-5 Maugham-10,11,19 Mencken-47,93 Mannes-1 SMilligan-3 Milne-2 Molnar-1 TMore-1 Moser-2 Moses-1 ONash-8 BNewton-1 Odets-1 Onassis-1 O'Rourke-4 CNParkinson-4 PrincePhilip-5 Pope21 Reagan-12 Reith-1 Renard-1 RRobinson-2 GRothschild-1 Say-1 Schopenhauer-3,7 Shaw-35,36,101,104 Shenstone-2 ASmith-26,37 LPSmith-10,12 Smollett-13 Sophocles-1 Stander-1 Stanshall-1 RLStevenson-4,8 Stockdale-1 Sutton-1 Thatcher-5 Tocqueville-10 Tucker-1 LTurner-1 Twain-19,21 Updike-6 Ustinov-4 Vanbrugh-1 Vespasian-1 Vidal-7 Voltaire-12,35 MWeber-2 Wetering-1 Woollcott-7 Wycherley-1 Yeats-73

not a m problwem WClinton-1

represents the prose of life

sinews of war are endless supply talks wants only m wasted will not lend me

somebody elses m WClinton-1 GRichardson-1 Walters-1 Armour-1 Calderon-1 Best-1 Donleavy-1 Emerson-54 Carey-9 HALFisher-3 Heppenstall-1 Bingham-9

there is in libraries Buffett-14

when you dont have

wise mans religion Euripides-4 monitored most closely m people monkey Wycliffe-1 Benchley-4 Bevan-9 Dowling-1 Nabokov-14 Proudhon-4

Swetnam-1 Swift-9 AJPTaylor-12 DJTaylor-2 Thackeray-1 mongrel

sex-crazed typing monkeyshine monks monogamy

Bannister-1 Borel-1 Eddington-2 Wilensky-1 Mencken-87 RFord-1 MMcCarthy-4 Mencken-44 Raphael-2 BRussell-30 Schopenhauer-13 GWilson-1,3 Jong-6

independence inhibitions is always correct luminaries machine philosophy sentiments void morale moralising moralist

JCameron-4 Jacob-1 Patraeus-1 Barthelme-2 BRussell-83 1Anon-225 GCrabbe-3 Jenyes-1 KSJoseph-1 Palmerston-10 Galbraith-44 Popper-32 PWatson-1 Percival-1 Petronius-1 Gill-1,3 BRussell-2 BRussell-36 APHerbert-6 Locke-12 BRussell-18 Ayer-4

India held by m force

one husband too many woman wants monologues entertaining monopoly monotheism monotony Marilyn Monroe Monroe doctrine monster hieous monsters a fighter against m should monstrosity monstrous Montesquieu specious but shallow Montezuma General Montgomery months pleasure monument like stationery music monuments moocow mood swings moods moon receives its light Dudley Moore G E Moore Thomas Moore moral authority busybodies code conduct crisis criticisms decision decline find a PKemp-1 Updike-14 oases of preserved Nairn-1 Joyce-11 THardy-14 Henry de Montherlant HPrevost-1 Salisbury-9

mottoes on the front religious m generous state will do things that weight of her m sanction

DParker-18 FAllen-1 AGray-2 Schopenhauer-25 AJohnson-1 Reith-1 Breasted-1 Britten-5 SBronte-9 SGibbons-3 Sharpe-1 Shaw-58 Tennyson-4 Brophy-4 CJames-1 Mitterand-1

cruelty good conscience moralists inculcate indecent feelings moralitee start on Art goodbye Nietzsche-42 morality give a lecture on Shaw-147 capable of demonstration imperative in precepts TBMacaulay-28 WChurchill-44 not founded on authority morally deranged responsible uncompromising Tynan-7 Stael-7 morals Piggott-1 Vidal-27 AHuxley-29

1SButler-1 Keats-2 TMacaulay-24 JOsborne-4 Smollett-12 Cicero-38

as a m he was superb

DMcCulloch-2

SJohnson-125

TBMacaulay-145

Robert Montgomery TBMacaulay-144

think well is the principle Joll-1

Pascal-19

HBAdams-1 Addison-1 WAllen-1 1Anon-24,40,68,74,203 Ascherson-1 Ashley-1 Asimov-9 Augustine-6 Austen-21 Ayer-7,8 Bacon-33 Barthelme-2 Baudelaire-5 Becket-20 WBenjamin-2 Bierce-22 MBradbury-2 CBronte-2 Brophy-3 2SButler-34 Callaghan-1 Capote-3 NChamberlain-3 Chesterfield-11 Chesterton-14 Cicero-7,13 KClark-3 Confucius-6 JFCooper-2 Cornford-2 Coward-9 Darwin-2 Debs-1 BDisraeli-1,36 Drabble-3 Egerton-1 HEllis-5 Emerson-3 Empson-1,2 Epictetus-1 JErskine-1 Ferber-2 Fielding-5 Forster-13 SFreud-10 Galt-1 GeorgeIII-1 Gladstone-2 Goncourt-2 Gosse-2 Grellet-1 AHerzen-2 OWHolmesJr-1 Horace-3 AHuxley-18 Isocrates-1 Kermode-1 WLKing-3 Larkin-1 Leacock-2 LearnedHand-1 LeoXIII-1 Lindsay-1 Locke-5 TMacaulay-18,47 JMalcolm-1 Mao-1 Mead-1 Meier-2 Mencken-11,71 JSMill-5,12,13,47 GEMoore-1 AMurphy-2 Napoleon-2 Navasky-1 Nietzsche-2 Orwell-39 Peacock-2 Popper-3,10,28 Proudhon-3 Rochefoucauld-5,6 Sade-6

Bacon-10 Horace-4 2Pliny-2 Wren-1

Bickerton-1 CFry-4 HSJones-1 Wollaston-1 InnocentIII-1 PCook-2 BRussell-50 Warnock-1 Hazlitt-28 2SButler-17 TCarlyle-38 TMacaulay-96 LMitchell-1 Curzon-9 CSLewis-6 BRussell-76 Galbraith-53 Feynman-8 NapoleonI-24 Dante-4 JGJohnson-1 Howatch-1 Livy-10 Twain-120 adultery falsified more less is

at a time of m crisis JFKennedy-19

Christian an enemy of

HSamuel-4 Shaw-36,39 Shelton-1 Sherman-1 Sica-1 FESmith-9 LdStanley-1 Stefansson-1 Stevas-1 RLStevenson-22 LTolstoy-9 Twain-15 Victoria-4 EWallace-2 EWaugh-5 HGWells-5 Whitehead-6 Whiting-1 Wilde-14 JWilson-1,2 Wittgenstein-3 Wodehouse-2 Woolcott-4 BRussell-30 JAFisher-5 Mayo-1 EYoung-1 RBrowning-10 Mies-1 teach m of a whore SJohnson-52

courage two oclock

essence of m wordsLocke-12

Sir Thomas More mores morganatic morning moron morose naturally m morphine William Morris Morrison mortal

Whittington-1 Cicero-13 TMore-2 Hardie-1 1Anon-194 Arnim-1 see also stupidity Mencken-105 SJohnson-45 SSmith-1 BDisraeli-65 Jung-3 Sewell-6,7 Bevin-1

motto of a prig mould broke the moulting mountain

EFitzgerald-3 EGHubbard-19 Ariosto-3 ONash-5

White House adorned by

never see another CLamb-19 went into labour mountaineering mountains tops of Aesop-6 Levin-3 Bacon-31 Galton-1 Goethe-3 Horace-25 TMacaulay-103 Mallory-1 Ruskin-40 TBMacaulay-147 Brann-7 Sewell-3 Spiegel-1 RWalpole-2 Lapham-1 McKinsey-1 Beach-1 CBronte-9 1Anon-199 CJames-6 Saki-3 Saki-16 Aesop-6 Emerson-18 DHLawrence-3 Cawein-1 Friedenthal-1 Hitchcock-4 Kipling-16 JBPriestley-4 DMarlowe-1 Mitterand-1 Shakespeare-19 AStevenson-7 Vries-2 Brann-15 Chiaromonti-1 EECummings-3 AJToynbee-10 Archimedes-3 Balzac-3 Curzon-6 Galileo-2 Reagan-8 Linder-1 OShaughnessy-1 Carre-5 Hitchcock-7 see films CLamb-13 Burgess-11,12 Cardus-2 Christiansen-1 NCoward-12 Dvorak-1 TSEliot-42 Goethe-27 DGould-1 Gounod-1 Haydn-1,2 AHuxley-30 JosephII-1 Keller-1 Kermode-2 CLamb-18 Levin-5,7 Links-1 RobbinsLandon-1 Rossini-4 Schnabel-1 FPSchubert-1 Shaw-14,21,43,56,66,112,113 Solti-1 Stendhal-2 AStevenson-2 Tchaikovsky2 Weingartner-1 angels play most reasonable no female M MP MPs much muck singem Melba-1 Bunyan-1 Dickens-6 Forster-3 Keats-17 Langbridge-1 Swift-24 Kipling-32 see also efficiency; Becket-52 Larkin-9 muckrake mud muddied oafs muddle KBarth-1 Copland-4 Paglia-11 DAdams-31 see Member of Parliament Burke-9 Rhodes-5 G minor symphony SHughes-1

contains so much cannot think all men m mortality mortification mortify the flesh mortis mortuary mortuis Moscow Moses mosquitoes I have the Press mother earth Goose in law in law surprised love never called me proterction of tongue motherhood dead-end job mothers Rayner-1 EYoung-7

Cicero-40

Lord Mountbatten MHastings-5 Levin-12 Templer-1 Ziegler-3 mountebank mounted Mount Everest Mount of Venus mournful mouse brought forth a mousetraps moustache a kiss without moustaches mouth display-type move the world movement movements movers movie movies moving Mozart

DCooper-1 Laing-1 Virgil-13 1Anon-214 RBSheridan-4 Wollstencraft-2 Muggeridge-17 DCato-1 Jarman-2 Solon-3 Montgomery-3 Luther-12 LdByron-35 ARoddick-1 Philip-5 DH Lawrence-33 Darrow-3 Botham-1 Frazer-1 Humphrey-4 Juvenal-10 CRussell-1 Hubert-4 DAdams-21 Brinkley-1 EWood-1 AAdler-5 Forman-1

always room for the

Sir Oswald Mosley BWebb-3

I wish Id listened to

a good m sound could

vocation of women JohnPaulII-3 MAmis-2 FHBradley-3 Bright-2 Chesterton-7 Connor-3 RDavies-36 Dicks-1 Faulkner-3 SFreud-16 GeorgeV-6 Hugo-7 JohnPaulII-1 Larkin-5 LloydGeorge-12 EVLucas4 Lutyens-2 Paglia-5 Plato-20 Sterne-3 Whistler-8 Wilde-9 Wollstencraft-1 warned us against Behan-8 motion perseveres in picture motivation motivations motive in this narrative motives good or evil mot juste motor car motorway see car Boycott-1 Dahlberg-11 FMFord-14 Pope-8 Twain-25 Descartes-6 see also film Haldane-11 CHart-2 Barrie-5 Boulding-1 Hoffer-3,5 1Pliny-7 Shaw-109 Wilde78 Twain-120

tells like to be human

through muddled with muddle-headed mixture mugging mules multi-cultural society multiple universes multiplication multiply fruitful and multitude a monstrosity mum mumble mundane Munich Munkacsi muove murder

NFDavies-10 Liverpool-1 Bayliss-2 AlanBennett-35 Boswell-3 LdByron-35 RFord-1 Sewell-4 Epicurus-4 Frayn-8 Shenker-1 HSpencer-5 Inge-26 see also crowd, crowds, hoi polloi, mob; 2Bible-23 Dryden-12 L'Estrange-2 Roscommon-1 Whitman-1 TBrowne-12 see mothers Greenspan-2 RobtWagner-1 DJTaylor-2 Schlesinger-3 CartierBresson-20 Galileo-2 see also carnage, death, killing; 1Anon-8,28 Auden-34 Baring-3 DBarnes-1 WBlake-8 Braddon-1 1SButler-1 ACarnegie-1 Chandler-20 Colby-1 MCollins-1 Dahlberg-2 RDavies-1 Gibbon-7 Gissing-2 Greene-10 Griffiths-1 DHaig-5 Jarman-1 ?Johnson-1 Karr-4 Kenko-1 Keynes-4 Kropotkin-1 Layton-1 Legman-1 Levin-9 SLewis-1 Lincoln-21 Loon-2 Luther-11 TBMacaulay-130,135,137 Melly-2 Milton-1 Orwell-2 Otway-1 Quincey-1 Rostand-1 Sade-10 Schama-4 Scholes-1 Seneca-1 SeymourSmith-4 Shakespeare-31 Shapiro-1 Shaw-58 Smollett-9 Stubbs-1 Swift-1 SThorndike-1 AJYoynbee-6 Voltaire-40 EWallace-2 EWaugh-28 Wesker-1 EYoung-5

muse overcoming enjoyment muses museums music Arnim-1 Becket-40 Malraux-1 see also Bach, Bartok, Beethoven, Berg, Berlioz, Bizet, Brahms, Bruckner, Busoni, Chopin, Cimarosa, classical music, Clementi, compose, composer, composers, composing, conductors, counterpoint, Debussy, Delius, Dittersdorff, Dussek, Elgar, Faure, Flutes, Gounod, Grieg, Handel, harpsichord, Hindemith, Hummel, interpretation, Mahler, Massenet, Felix Mendelssohn, Messiaen, Meyerbeer, Mozart, musicians, national anthems, opera, oratorio, orchestra, Planquette, Prokofiev, Puccini, Rachmaninov, Raff, Ravel, RimskyKorsakov, Anton Rubinstein, SaintSaens, Sarasate, Satie, Schonberg, Schubert, Schumann, Sibelius, singing, Spohr, Spontini, Stradella, Strauss, Stravinsky, Sullivan, symphonies, Tchaikovsky, Telemann, tune, tuning, VaughanWilliams, Verdi, vibrato, violin, Wagner; Abell-1 DAdams-3 KAmis-4 1Anon-37,59,77,88,220 Austen-5 Barbirolli-1 Boothroyd-1 TCarlyle-12 Casals-1,2 Cervantes-10 Chesterton-48 Darwin-2 Debussy-3 Delius-1 Dent-1 Dickens-7 Dowland-1 Elgar-1 Emerson-37 Evelyn-1 Faure-1 Ferdinand-1 Galen-1 Gay-5 Geminiani-1 Goethe-14,27 Goodall-5 Gould-1 Gounod-1 Grillparzer-1 Hampshire-1 Heifetz-1 Heine-4,9,13 GHerbert-8 Herford-1 Heyworth-2 Hopkins-1 Huneker-1,2 Horace-21 BHunt-1 AHuxley-1,30 SJohnson-6,54 JLKlein-1 CLamb-17,18 Lanier-1 Leacock-9 Leighton-1 Lenin-8 Levant-4 Levin-2,4,7 LeviStrauss-3 Links-1 Lytton-6 Marriner-1 SMartin-1 Mellors-1 Mencius-1 Mencken-21 Mendelssohn-1,2 LMozart-1 LMumford-6 Nero-1 Newman-1 Nietzsche-1,8 Nikisch-1 Northcott-1 Nye-1 OShaughnessy-1 Pater-2 Pepys-2 Plato-2 Poe-5 Proust-14 Ravel-1 Rossini-1,2,6,7 SaintSaens-1 Santayana-4,17 Saties-2 Schelling-1 Schnabel-1 Scholes-1 FASchubert-1 FPSchubert-1,2 Shakespeare-2 Shaw-4,5,6,14,16,19,26,29,40,56 Shostakovich-1 HSmart-1 JMSmith-3 SSmith-38,52 Spiegel-1 Stendhal-6 Stern-1 Stoppard-27 Strauss-1,2 Stravinsky-1,5 JSullivan-1 Summerson-1 Toscanini-1 Twain-6 VaughanWilliams-1 Verdi-1 Voltaire-5 WTWalton-1 Wolpert-3 almost as dangerous as anti-music ravings Bulow-1 appreciation Stravinsky-5 Ives-1 Burgess-12 Beecham-13 Cobbett-1 WSMaugham-83 beauty in m confused Collier-1 Twain-106

Malcolm Muggeridge

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ultimate m of history mythical mythmaking myths fantastic never die Addison-1 N nabob Nabokov Nagasaki ruins of nagging Naiads nailed down nails naive VWBrooks-2 naked into the conference Benvan-10 Beecham-5 nakedness toil and hunger name Runyon-5 MBeard-1 Stael-7 Berlioz-2 Beecham-1 Evera-1

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1Anon-164 Franklin-24 GHerbert-11 DHLawrence-7 Maslow-1 Ruskin-1 Brenan-5 Brophy-2 2OWHolmes-3 Szasz-4 Tebbit-1 Thurber-7

see also nudity; 1Anon-202 DThomas-9 Pizarro-1 1Anon-172 3Bible-13 Boorstin-3 Buchan-2 WChurchill-2,55 Cohan-1 ADouglas-1 EHubbard-9 Keats11 Lodge-3 Plautus-7 Shakespeare-1

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never forget their RFKennedy-6 nannied from cradle to grave nanny state nap Naples Napoleon I IMacleod-2 McWilliam-1 Goethe-15 Barante-1 TCampbell-2 Dugonnier-1 AHuxley-1 Jefferson41 Kissinger-4 Laski-2 TMacaulay-109 Rothermere-1 Stendhal-2 Talleyrand-1 AJPTaylor-11 LTolstoy-29 Unseld-1 DrWebb-1 Wellington-22,24,30 has not been to London nappy narcissim Narcissus narcotics narrative AMarshall-6 Cowper-6 Wellington-29 1Anon-93 Bagehot-24 Bolingbroke-1 WChurchill-46 Nathan-1 Nitezsche-21 Renard-6 ATrollope-40 criterion of history Barzun-13 narrow narrow-minded Ilye Nastase nasty nation and their governments casts a shadow full of conflict Koestler-2 RFrost-26 TCarlyle-48 Bohr-7 LdActon-8 JWatson-1 StOdo-1 THorn-1 KAmis-26 Arrau-1 SGibbons-2 Hemingway-2 APowell-10 Shaw-115 see Diaper BRussell-40 Auden-35 see also Drugs; Nietzsche-36 Meissonier-1 see Pygmalion Hillel-1 Dudley-1 1Anon-246

TGray-1 HMacmillan-16 Mencken-35 PMason-1

Einstein-8 Gaulle-5 Hurst-1 Luther-2 Maugham-13 Murry-1 nascimur mystic mystical mysticism mystify Muggeridge-19 Fishlock-1 TMacaulay-103 CDickens-39

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WWilson-13 McCullough-2 1Anon-262

meant woman to be its red in tooth and claw sitting for a portrait Hazlitt-66 skilful mistress of her art

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ORourke-18 1Anon-62 Carson-1 Kohn-1 Emerson-54 TBMacaulay-139 Gladstone-14 1Anon-162 Gladstone-14 see Nazi Charles-4 1Anon-39 Friedman-3 Haldane-14 JSMill-32 see also chauvinism; Ardrey-1 Belloy-1 Calgacus-1 Chesterton-7 Jefferson-1 Koestler-1 Pelham-1 Runcie-1 Bacon-21 Behan-5 Diogenes-1 Garrison-1 SJohnson-44 Paine-3 Senior-2 Socrates-2

understanding of natures law nausea navel navies navigate navigators

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Rochester-5 Chatterton-1 DHLawrence-15 Theroux-3 VWoolf-10 FAllen-9 NFDavies-1 Emerson-81

richest sweetest store

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winds with ablest Gibbon-20 navy Nazi Nazis hate more than war Eisenhower-5 and thin as a furled Emery-1 necessary evil necessity FHBradley-4 AAdams-1 RBaxter-2 Beeding-1 Chesterton-34 Democritus-1 Elpinstone-1 Falkland-1 Gladstone-1 JuliusII2 Keegan-1 RMacaulay-4 Melbourne-2 StJohn-2 JLMotley-1 Paris-2 Plato-20 Rabelais-3 Scopas-1 PSidney-1 Stern-1 Sterne-6 Voltaire-18 ARWallace-8 makes an honest man Defoe-10 2Pitt-1 Caligula-1 plea for infringement neck necromancy need prove you dont needle drugs not the pen needs AHoffman-3 MGLewis-1 Bakunin-1 2Bible-25 Bovee-2 Elphinstone-1 DGabor-1 Jevons-1 KMarx-2 Murdoch-1 Pelagius-1 Proudhon-2 BRussell-16 Saint-Simon3 HSarton-1 Schopenhauer-7 PSidney-1 Warwick-1 TWilder-1 needy negatives neglect negligence negligently negligible negotiating anger effective negotiation negrified American society is half Negro Hitler-11 see also Africa; 1Anon-64,77,103,138,139,140,207 Bilbo-1 1RichBurton-1 BDisraeli-58 HWEvans-1 Feiffer-4 Feiffer-2 Theroux-3 Agnew-2 Auden-9 Channon-2 Decter-1 Durham-1 OSFowler-1 Northcott-1 Spender-2 RLStevenson-18 WHThompson-1 SJohnson-111 ASmith-21 Cicero-37 JCameron-6 McCormack-1 Bacon-54 Roman people hade one EBWhite-3 Frostrup-1 Plautus-5 IMurdoch-2 JEBrown-2 see also sailors, three-decker, war; WChurchill-17 USGrant-2 TomMoore-1 Bettelheim-2 Galbraith-38 Henderson-2 HLaski-3 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 Murry-2 JSimon-1

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ABalfour-3 JSparrow-1

Pope-7 EPound-13 Rabelais-6 Reynolds-4 2JDRockefeller-1 negativism

clumsy, wonderful CSDarwin-11 conclusions about Galileo-6 confirms the decisions of control forces of economy of laws of VBush-1 Jefferson-40 Poppwe-3 Cicero-4

did me the honour Boucicault-2 has the whip hand JPBarnes-19

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was the only place Weiss-1 New Yorkers attributes New Zealand New Zealands first advertising next generation Niagara Nicaraguan most dishonest nice Pinsent-1 Durocher-1 EEvans-1 DHLawrence-16,19,35 Mizner-2 APowell-10 Rooke-1 to say about anyoneLongworth-1 nicer Nicholas II Anne Nichols nickname Nietzsche Bronowski-3 WilliamII-1 HMarx-1 Orwell-51 Pratchett-1 SeymourSmith-1 AWaugh-10 Wilde-25 McDermott-1 DAdams-10 Fields-9 Humphries-1

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nude glorification of woman nudity Malraux-2 Burgess-8 WSMaugham-62 MArnold-4 nuisance WSMaugham-77 WSMaugham-55 null nullus number set everything in numbers see also naked; Bacon-33 Blake-2 Caroto-1 KClark-3 Frayn-1 Hamerton-2 Jonson-2 McKinney-1 Mirren-1 MMonroe-2 Petronius-2 Pessoa-2 Stedman-1 DThomas-5 Twain-53 AWaugh-6 HEllis-4 Galton-1 Hay-1 Holst-1 PHoward-1 JSMill-14 InnocentX-1 1Anon-117 Fleay-1 Hrostwitha-1 see also figures; Beccaria-2 Canning-1 TCarlyle-33 IPeter-1 Philolaus-1 BRussell-28 SSmith-41 Stamp-1 less verification of DGardner-2 scary n are compelling WSMaugham-72 JPBarnes-25 whats going on with wrong nunc dimittis nuns nurse nursery tunes nursing nutrition nuts nymphomaniac O oafs muddied oak oasis oath oats WSMaugham-57 Atwood-2 TSEliot-44 Atwood-2 vow of obesity obedience Kipling-32 GEliot-12 BDisraeli-13 Aeschylos-2 Gibbon-10 Herodotus-11 Hippocrates-4 Plutarch-7 TRoosevelt-12 Sophocles-3 SJohnson-142 Beaumont-2 WBerkeley-1 2Bible-1,2 Boccaccio-1 EDefoe9 Emerson-67 AHerzen-2 JohnXXIII-1 TMacaulay-120 JSMill-13 Pascal-10 Rainsborough-1 Schiller-3 Simonides-1 Somervell-1 Tennyson-1 Trollope-5 Wollstencraft-1 Yu-1 Gibbon-32 KAmis-17 Brummell-1 Connolly-10 Galbraith-41 WIrving6 Orwell-26 Scholes-2 Shakespeare-22 EWaugh-1 Woolcott-4 obey orders obeyed by the world she who must be Burckhardt-2 Haggard-1 Windsor-2 Nelson-7 Babbage-1 2Bible-20 Behan-1 Orton-2 Yeats-8 Wells-16 Bacon-46 Belloc-6 see children HGWell-s22 Carey-8 Mathus-5 see malnutrition 1Anon-17 PittKethley-1 Rushton-1 JBest-4 Stockman-1

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1Anon-83 JPBarnes-21 Behan-4 Coward-15 Guedella-3 Massey-1 MontgomeryMassinberd-1 GEMorrison-1

contradicted by disinterested means of surprises the power of o was searching obsession obsolete obstacle obstacles obstetricians obstinacy obstruction obtuse obvious afraid of blindingly first to say occasion

Eddington-3 AHuxley-38 Bohr-8 JPBarnes-26 Smolin-1 Thackeray-20 WSMaugham-66 1Anon-124 SFreud-14 RBFuller-1 OGoldsmith-16 Boorstin-1 ADavies-1 GWBush-13 see also consistency; Peel-6 ASmith-31 see stupid 1Anon-261 Maugham-26 Mencken-14 SJohnson-85 Seneca13 SzentGyorgyi-1 Wootton-4 DCecil-2 DAdams-16 EbnerEschenbach-1 2SButler-16 Ammianus-1 AJBeveridge-2 Cowper-5 AlfredMarshall-3 Flaubert-15 Keynes-18 Monkhouse-1 Newton-2 SSmith-42 Norden-1 AlBennett-10 Holt-1 Hornby-1 SJohnson-15 Feynman-9 Runyon-2 Stoppard-8 JGuinness-1 OSitwell-6 2SButler-14 JRussell-1 SFreud-14 Sewell-1 Accius-1 Cicero-4 Seneca-12 Shelley-13 Thorne-1 Rumsfeld-10

read with pleasure Darrow-5 objection objectionable objective existence objectivity objects obligation obliging oblivion alms for obloquy obnoxious oboe obscene but not heard obscenity Heinlein-5 Biron-1 see also indecency, pornography, prurient, sex; Ackroyd-4 Aristotle-7 Becket-22 Beckford-1 Biron-1 WJBrennan-1 Burgess-9 LdByron-5 Cheever-2 ACockburn-1 Conrad-1 JDouglas-2 Dryden-7 JHFry-1 1TFuller-4 JHJackson-1 Quayle-4 BRussell-58 Ryan-1 Spencer-4 Thackeray-6 Twain-53 trials obscurantist obscure birth obscurity 1Anon-9 see also ambiguity; Aesop-5 1Anon-17,84,85,86,87,96,124 Arbuthnot-1 MArnold-10 Atwood-3 JLAustin-1 Aytoun-1 1FBacon-28 Baggott-1 AJBalfour-5 Becket-30 Betjeman-1 WBlake-10 Burgess-3 Carey-2 1Cato-1 Chesterfield-13 Cooley-4 ADent-2 Derrida-1 Faguet-1 Franklin-10 Frayn-6 Galbraith-8,15 Galen-2 Gibbon-16 Gowers-1,2 Greenspan-1,3 Guettari-1 Haldane-2 RMHare-1 Harrington-1 Hatch-1 Hazlitt-46 Hope-2 Horace-2 THHuxley-12 Kinnock-1 Klopstock-1 Landor-2 DHLawrence-7 Lecky-1 McClary-1 IMacDonald-1 WMacdonald-1 MacManus-1 Medawar-4,6,13,24 JMoore-1 Morley-3 NapoleonI-21 Orwell-21,33 Peacock-5 Polkinghorne-1 Quayle-1,2,3 Ros-4 Shulman-1 Sokal-1 Thurber-10 LTolstoy-1 Vauvenargues-7 RWebster-1 Weinberger-1 TdeVWhite-1 Whitehead-7 Wittgenstein-1,4 VWoolf-2 is a vice obsequious observation Medawar-33 TMacaulay-30 BEvans-1 WIrving-8 Hume-16 HJames-1 Kanfer-1 RKnox-2 LouisXVI-1 Mortimer-4 Pasteur-1 PopeHennessy-1 Popper-21 Shaw-10 J Wheeler-1 and experiment clear-eyed Lovelock-2 Barzun-8 springs from confusion your understanding Medawar-4 JPBarnes-3 Hobsbawm-4 Mencken-98 most o books would be Shakespeare-58 Faulkner-8 BRussell-67 FSFitzgerald-14 Shaw-64 pass through the wall of Bacon-57 SJohnson-35 Nietzsche-13 Keynes-26 Shortt-1 PHoward-1 Bohr-8 Monod-1 Sokal-4 see also inanimate; 2Anon-2 Fowles-1 GHamilton-1 Gibbon-10 HJames-25 Levis-1 Nietzsche-33 Reith-1 Shapiro-1 CMSmith-1 Twain-31 Twain-102

precise and with free play

malice of inanimate MRJames-1

occupation ocean of truth O'Connell October odds ode odes odium Oedipus complex oderint dum metuant laseruat et odour off

DHLawrence-9 Llosa-1 MacManus-1 Mencken-28 Prynne-1 odd

the record, nothing is with the fairies offal offence offend Hazlitt-44

Honderich-1 AJPTaylor-11 see also unpleasant; Diogenes-6 Dryden-19 TSEliot-34 Ephron-1 Machiavelli-2 Meades-1 Mencken-27 Moliere-3 Renard-3 Shaw-9 Szasz-2 Twain-74 RWest-2

susceptibilities offer office boys

WSMaugham-74 Puzo-2 SRichardson-5 Benchley-7 RFrost-21 Kissinger-22 Lynch-1 RLStevenson26 AWatkins-2 Salisbury-6 Lamont-2

Christmas parties Diller-1 in o but not in power split betweenfront Seddon-3 Nelson-3 HammersteinEquord-1 Adenauer-2 APHerbert-2 LdHoward-1 Lapham-4 JvanBuren-1 officers four classes of officials often selected for wrong NFDavies-9

KAmis-3 Doyle-8 AlbEinstein-1 Faulkner-7 CFry-6 Hare-1 officer

oh no whoops oil OKeefe Ben Okri old age age second child as his arteries dog new tricks extraordinary fear of o age get grow maid man masters mistresses JPBarnes-18 see Wrong Getty-1,3 MRidley-1 Hazlitt-41 IKnight-1 2 GMarx-15 Victoria-10 see also age; BDavies-1 CFreud-2 GBrenan-1 CChurchill-3 Sydenham-2 WCamden-3 HJackson-8 Blythe-1 CConnolly-27 Stegner-1 Solon-2 ACBenson-2 Ferber-1 Major-2 RHSChurchill-4 Hugo-7 Auden-48 Beaverbrook-6 Beaverbrook-6 age takes away inherited

damned thing after another side one-book one-eyed one-third of the world is asleep Yoko Ono ontological discontinuity problem opacity opaqueness sheer bloody-minded open open mind space opening opening words opera JSMill-50

AJPTaylor-5

ABurgess-21 Apostolius-1 Erasmus-8 HGWells-19 Rusk-2

Aristotle-35 Elizabeth-4 Goethe-22,25 WIrving-7 Leopardi- onlookers

see Spectators RNovak-1 JRivers-1 JohnPaulII-4 Quine-1 see obscurity Ayckbourn-5

and ill and terrified Betjeman-8

enough to know better

3Bible-8 DMarlowe-1 Stoppard-25 Bax-1 GMarx-1 Udall-1 Coward-20 see first lines see also Verdi; Addison-5 1Anon-45 Appleton-1 Auden-25 Benchley-6 Cardus-2 Chesterfield-32 KClark-2 DCook-1 Coward-2 Cui-1 RDavies-43,44,45 BElton-1 EGardner-1 SJohnson-88 Kermode-3 Levin-2 Mencken-21 Proust-10 Randolph-1 SaintSaens-1 Shaw-22,65 SSmith-32 Verdi-1

more o drunks than Mitchum-1 no men would be JSwift-17 none would be BFranklin-42 Chaucer-7 not foolish young, foolish secret of good age Marquez-5 takes away from us Brenan-6 Testament too old to act treatment of venerated older oldest profession olet oligarchy olives Olivier Olympus Oman omelette opinion of omen omission omnes omnia omnibus omnipotence omniscience onanism once upon a time one Pullman-1 Thoreau-15 CRawson-1 Plautus-7 Aurelius-4 Drexler-1 LStrachey-8 Pomeroy-1 Virgil-12 Virgil-12 see also bus; Bowen-3 Wootton-3 Wootton-3 see also masturbation; LdByron-14 Rush-1 Voltaire-33 see also prostitution; Kipling-21 Vespasian-1 Polybius-1 VWoolf-9 CJames-2 Horace-10 Ovid-7 1Anon-62 Galbraith-53 Loon-3 ArMarshall-1 Maugham-42 Crystal-1 Illich-2 Blythe-1 Pratchett-2 Prochow-1 they shall not grow Binyon-1 too o to go anywhere going to the if it had been operations opinionated opinion

musical entertainment lover brought to its knees Shaw-152

WSMaugham-83 1Anon-252

HannahMore-6

Bacon-33 Mailer-7 JBrooks-1 SRaven-2 ANWilson-3 Bayliss-1 PHoward-2 Rawson-1 Trollope-2 WSMaugham-74 Galileo-6

additional evidence Molson-1 agreed with everyone correcting JSMill-10 difference between o and habit of an intelligible low o of himself man must defy not only true Berzelius-1 1FBacon-74 Bayliss-2 ATrollope-31 JSMill-6 JSMill-7 Stael-6 JSMill-58 Buffett-13 BRussell-86

good o of himself ATrollope-32 instances that confirm

man says impoissible

mankind were of one never be sure it is wrong

not science it is o Heinlein-16 poll no substitute for received opinions theology there is only BRussell-84 see also views; Agate-4 CAmory-2 Angier-1 Aristotle-31 Atkin-1 Auden-43 Austen-22 Bagehot-29 WBarnes-1 Becket-35,36 Bonhoffer-2 GWBush-1 2SButler-17,27 Darrow-1 CDarwin-4 Fabius-1 CFry-1 Galt-1 WSGilbert-5 Goethe-11 Gunther-2 Hazlitt-58,61 Heine-6,15 Jefferson-27 JFKennedy-5 Keynes-23 Kierkegaard-3 Kipling-9 Lecky-3 TMacaulay-78 Ortega-2 Orwell-20 Peacock-4 Peel-3 APowell-6 BRussell-1,10,21,35 Schopenhauer-19 Scruton-4 Steer-1 HTaylor-1 Thoreau-2 ATrollope-31 Vidal-16 Washington-1 Wilde-11,27 complete disregard of Hoffer-15

every o requires judgment

entitled to his own JRSchlesinger-1 expressing in print Hollis-1 expressing o and confine men without o most absurd Twain-122 girls should give up HannahMore-4 Chesterton-65 JCMaxwell-2 Haldane-27 Cicero-41

opulence oracle oral sex Orangemen orangutang oratorio mongering orators oratory orbit orchestra orchestration orchid

ASmith-8,24,25 JWesley-5 Goldwyn-7 Lipman-1 1Anon-101 Balzac-8 SSmith-28 Shaw-151 Montesquieu-20 WChurchill-10,67 Clemenceau-1 Colton-17 Demosthenes-1 Hazlitt-12 Lao-1 Ovid-3 TBSheridan-2 AStevenson-9 Braudel-2 Beecham-12 Marriner-1 Szell-1 TWilder-5 Mendelssohn-2 HGBrown-1 DPaterson-1 Updike-14 Beauvoir-2 EBourbon-1 STColeridge-1,12 Cooper-1 Delacroix-2 Flaubert-6 Gladstone-9 Godard-1 Gorer-1 CJames-8 Medawar-30 Pythagoras-2 BRussell-28 Schopenhauer-12 Szasz-8 FWTaylor-1 Weil-3 Wellington21 JWilliams-1

new o are always Locke-10 result of chemical process suffer for CharlesII-7 time deletes the fictions win or lose battles Maistre-5 wish to punish o opium opponent opponents eventually die opportunism opportunities of past missed opportunity 1Anon-257 1Anon-99,193,194 Bacon-30,36,58 Capone-3 BDisraeli-26 Dryden-22 SFry-2 JGardner-1 GeorgeV-1 Goethe-7 Halif-1 Keillor-2 Landers-1 Macleod-1 VSNaipaul-2 Posidippus-2 Publilius-1 Rabelais-4 Rowland-1 Seneca-17 Shaw-117 Talleyrand-3 Vidal-4 least opportune moment miss an opposed opposite opposition 1Anon-56 Eban-4 Shaw-83 FSFitzgerald-15 Eban-2 see also rebellion; Austen-8 RChurchill-3 Habgood-1 2OWHolmes-4 TBMacaulay-9 Thatcher-7 Wallis-1 Wellington-26 discerning the oppressed oppress oppression Beauman-1 Sadi-2 FrederickII-4 see also autocrat, coercion, liberty; VAdler-1 Acton-1 MAnderson-1 1Anon-28,167 Andropov-1 Bradshaw-1 Brougham-3 Bunuel-2 TCampbell-2 TCarlyle-3 Dryden-5 PFleming-3 1TFuller-1 DGeorge-1 Gilbert-1 Godwin-1 Goldsmith-3 Gring-1 Griffiths-1 Hazlitt-22 Hewison-1 Humphrey-2 Keillor-1 Lindley-1 Locke-1 Loon1 TMacaulay-4,52,90,102 KMarx-10 Mencken-71 JSMill-1,4,7,8,27,34 Nabokov-5 ORourke-14 Otway-2 Paine-18 1WPitt-1 2WPitt-1 Polybius-1 Popper-3 Robespierre-2 Roland-1 BRussell-14,29 SaintJean-1 SaintPierre-1 SeymourSmith-3 Shaw-3,51 ASmith-4 SSmith-17,25,44 Thornton-1 ATrollope-5 of the work oppressor optimal selection does not find optimise do not optimism HASimon-1 Auden-3 Becket-46,66 Cabell-1 LdClark-1 HEllis-1 Healey9 Hoover-1 KHubbard-3 Kissinger-8 Levin-7 Marquis-4 Monroe-1 Trevor-1 Twain-49 Virgil-1 Wild-1 option Schwed-2 Brernner-1 AHamilton-1 Sadi-2 most factitious and TBMacaulay-10 Planck-3 Baldwin-3 Bismarck-11 Hazlitt-22 Horace-4 Bagehot-35 Maistre-2 LordByron-6 LadyCavendish-1 KMarx-10 Barrie-5 RFKennedy-2 wrong o like counterfeit

such an incongruous mess ordeal order

out of chaos ordering orders not apt to obey o ordinary

Prigogine-2 Ruskin-57 Cromer-1 Bierce-26 Chesterton-37 Diderot-6 EHubbard-3 Tehyi-1 Orwell-65

human experience Bohr-9 no o man would be such a organ grinder organic organisation Bevan-9 Salisbury-8 Ackroyd-2 HBAdams-2 Baudrillard-1 Faraday-6 Forster-13 PJKavanagh-4 JSMill-39 Peguy-1 Peskett-1 Petronius-1 Wild-1 organisations failing organise Bennis-2 JElliott-1 Dickens-7 Emerson-52 AHuxley-24 HGWells-21 Tennyson-14 CBergen-1 LdByron-31 Figes-1 SFreud-21 Greer-1 Haye-1 SJackson-3 JMorrison-1 Muggeridge-7 Pollio-1 SRaven-2 orgy orient oriental orientals fevered imagination orientalism origami original ideas not sound not good sin thought water originality Jenkyns-2 Levin-9 Mencken-85 Gramsci-1 HMacmillan-14 SJohnson-90 Kramer-1 Fadiman-8 Chateaubriand-2 JDAdams-1 Auden-38 Beerbohm-13 Bellow-8 1Bible-14 Billings-1 Bruyere-5 ComptonBurnett-1 TCampbell-1 FrederickII-6 Muggeridge-15 Stark-5 ABeveridge-3 Kipling-22

he own immortality HLaski-7 organ-voiced orgasm

WChurchill-9 JFCooper-2 Darrow-1 EDarwin-4 Douglass-1 organs

by doing the opposite

Carrigan-1 Casola-1 Cooper-1 Dalrymple-2 NDavies-1 Donatus-1 Emerson-28,78 JFisher-1 Flaubert-6 Gibbon-19 Lavater-2 DHLawrence-4 Levin-7 HMacmillan -14 Maugham-40 Popper-12 Pulitzer-1 Radiguet-1 Raine-6 Sayers-1 Scholes-3 Shaw-79,100 JFStephen-1 Terence-3 Twain-107,108 Wallis-1 Whitehead-5 Wilde-27,50 Wordsworth-8 illusive air of o ornament WSMaugham-61 Aristotle-17 Bayle-1 Diogenes-4 Emerson-69 OWHolmes-4 Ruskin-44 Santayana-13 ASmith-22 freed manking fromAdolfLoos-1 removal of ornithology orphan orthodox censure of orthodoxy George Orwell an episode out of Oscar Oscars Ossa Ossian ostentation ostracism ostrich other universes others otherwise ought to be our own good ourselves see o as others out-act outgrandfathered outlawed outnumbered outrage outrageous outside outstanding men outwit ovens burning and gassing in over not overbearing overcharged RCarpenter-1 -1 Emerson-25 OGoldsmith-16 Sihanouk-1 Hesse-3 Antrim-1 CSLewis-6 1OWHolmes-11 FPAdams-4 HLeonard-2 CFreud-13 1Anon-231 PMason-1 Lippmann-3 TMacaulay-18 Rostand-4 EPowell-4 Diaconis-1 Frayn-8 see also majority; Courteline-2 Gide-3 Robertson-1 Rochefoucauld-17 Schopenhauer-19 Canetti-4 FBacon-71 Raleigh-3 Hazlitt-16 Harrison Gray Otis HJohnson-2 BRussell-84 EGHubbard-17 Shaw-127 Zangwill-3 Ackroyd-1 KAmis-11 CConolly-6 TSEliot-34 Gollancz-1 ACooke-3 JMWhistler-7 Tiomkin-1 Homer-1 Horace-10 Ovid-7 Rabelais-1 Virgil-5 see James MacPherson RByron-2 Gibbon-6 Ongley-1 Pericles-2 Quarles-1 Smollett-6 TWilson-2 Lapham-2 TMacaulay-16 HGWells-28 AdolfLoos-2 Bonfiglioli-1 Medawar-26 Ciano-1 JFKennedy-2 Lincoln-21

overclothed overcome overcrowding overestimate done in a year overfed overheard overlooked today overmanaged oversensitiveness overstatement overestimate overpopulation overpraise overrated oversimplification over-taxed private sector overweeningness over-written Ovid owe Wilfred Owen owl owls ownership oxen Oxford dons more attractive undergraduates University University Press oxymoron oyster oysters

WCadogan-1 Landor-10 AHuxley-36 O'Rourke-6 Licklider-1 WCadogan-1 SBooth-1 JCOates-1 MWest-4 ASGrove-1 Bennis-2 Orwell-57 Irvin-1 Bellow-9 FDRoosevelt-5 ElizabethI-6 Inge-22 SSmith-26 Tertullian-6 Forster-19 DHaig-3 Popper-19 PJohnston-4 EBowen-4 Montaigne-32 AGray-4 WChurchill-15 Rabelais-7 Yeats-6 EJeffrey-1 Norwich-1 Denny-1 FMFord-5 Shaw-9 Swaffer-1 Carre-5 MArnold-16,18 RDavies-21 OFranks-1 ViscHalifax-1 Lincoln-12 JLaski-6 1Anon-163 Hazlitt-71 Gibbon-33,34,35 Hobsbawm-4 Young-1 Chesterton-12 Hartley-2 JamesI-4 McGinley-3 Saki-10 Swift-23 1TFuller-8

RMHare-1 AHuxley-27 Inge-2 SJohnson-90 Kierkegaard-3 overcompensates

observes the rear end of

English Dictionary Heaney-2

become more like PFRHall-2

valiant who first ventured oyster-knife P pacem Pacific pacifism pacifists Vegetius-1 Annan-1

RLStevenson-27 Belloc-12 2Bible-30 WChurchill-52 Emerson-74 Goring-1 Keegan-1 Murry-2 Socrates-7

any o thing is apt to Oates-1

separates me from Eisenhower-5 Luca Pacioli package packing padded cell paedophilia page you eagerly turn pageant WSMaugham-54 Birrell-6 OSitwell-3 Darrow-7 LPSmith-14 ALinklater-1 Seymour-Smith-2 GWilson-1 HJMuller-1 Ruskin-12 Sala-3

Pagets paid pain

Melbourne-8 RBenchley-10 Chesterfield-30 Steele-8 Appleyard-2 2FBacon-1 Bentham-7 3Bible-5 Britten-5 2SButler-34 LdByron-33 JLCarr-1 Cicero-9 DCooper-1 Das-1 Dryden-24 ADworkin-4 HHEllis-1 Epicurus-1 Flecker-1 Florian-1 SFreud-13 LHunt-1 Jefferson-22 SJohnson-61,95 PJKavanagh-4 Kelly-1 Levin-8,10 TMacaulay-82 WSMaugham-49 HMiller-4 JHNewman-3 Nietzsche-12 Popper-10 Selden-1 Spenser-1 AStevenson-3 JohnTaylor-2 Tillich-2 LTolstoy-5 STolstoy-1 Twain-9 Velpeau-1

palatable palate pale Palestine a natural home Palestrina Andrea Palladio palladium pall-bearer palm Palmerston palmists Palmyra palsy panacea Panama Canal Peter Pan St Pancras pancreas adorable Pandora's box panel

McIlvanney-2 PFleming-6 Hobbes-8 Voltaire-33 BenGurion-2 Inge-25 AJBalfour-11 Gounod-1 Goldberger-1 Junius-1 Depew-1 RFriedman-1 BDisraeli-38 Grimond-1 LBurke-1 HWalpole-10 LMozart-1 Landers-2 Boorstin-4 Hayakawa-1 PCKox-1 Hope-1 Beecham-5 JKerr-1 Bevin-2 GSwift-1 PFeling-2 Galbraith-23 GGreene-18 Hemingway-6 WIrving-13 Kissinger-9 FDRoosevelt-8 NLee-2 Leger-1 Hobbes-7

afraid of the p thin Plutarch-15

heighten protracts Tom Paine pains painstaking paint a portrait not what I know painted flesh moves you painter of painters painting

Illich-2 Illish-2 JAdams-4 Cobbett-6 DThomas-6 Sargent-1 JMWTurner-1 Caroto-1 Manet-3 Manet-1 see also abstract art, Alma-Tadema. Botticelli, Brueghel, Canaletto, Cezanne, Claude, Constable, Courbet, Degas, Correggio, Domenichino, Gaugin, Gossaert, El Greco, Giotto, Haydon, Holman Hunt, impressionism, Kauffman, Landseer, Leonardo, Manet, John Martin, Masaccio, Matisse, Michelangelo, Millais, Modigliani, Monet, paint, painter, paintings, picture, pictures, Pomarancio, Raphael, Tintoretto, Titian, Toulouse-Lautrec, Velazquez; 1Anon100 BurneJones-1 Cotman-1 Davy-1 Filarete-1 Hampshire-1 Joyce-4 Leonardo-1 Lockhart-3 Meissonier-1 GMoses-1 Peake-2 Picasso-2 Quennell-2 MRay-1 Reynolds-4 Ruskin-6,14,20,56 Twain-1 Whistler-4,12 Wolpert-3 Zola-3

neither p nor poetry Addison-18

Barrie-9 2SButler-15 TCarlyle-24 JEHopkins-1 AHuxley-22 pamper

Velazquez was the best

panic panther pants papacy papal Bull paperback papers Papua parable parachute parachuting paradise does not exist of married women

esteemed worth of VictorAmadeusII-1 Curzon-11 FAllen-6 Moses-1 deLillo-1 Faraday-4 Bellow-7 JMMurry-3 Januszczak-2 Bygraves-1 WRoberts-1 see also heaven; BRussell-70 Renard-15 GThomas-9

Rembrandt, Reni, Renoir, Royal Academy, Rubens, Sickert, paper

couldnt get p to open

admiration resemblance finished the chapel I was first virtue of a how vain less on the real pleasure in prime minister pure landscape pure portrait requires literary saying ta to God paintings I admire your if I liked your judging Ian Paisley Pakistan palace Pascal-18 Malraux-5

{ascal-18 Michelangelo-2

Delacroix-3

lead them to some certain Wilde-107 paradox

one of the greatest masters JMSmith-3 Home-5

TMacaulay-27 RMacdonald-1 Repplier-1 BRussell-38 Stoppard-25 Tertullian-4 DThomas-6 AWaugh-3 Wilde-15,16

TBMacaulay-96 JMSmith-3 Sickert-3 SSpencer-2 Valery-9

of violence paragram paragraph first paranoia

IMorris-3 Chesterton-60 Gallienne-3 DThomas-6 Gibbon-25 Frayn-7 WBurroughs-1 Einstein-7 Gold-1 Sontag-3

truth standing on her

through stained glass

PWLewis-2 PWLEwis-2 Tintoretto-1 Callaghan-5 Botham-1 TBrowne-1 Galbraith-21 JOsborne-1,5 Aquinas-1 Bacon-10 Gibbon-3

is smart psychologyKanter-1 paranoid Im paranomasia paranormal Weiss-1 DThomas-6 PCWDavies-1 only the p survive AGrove-2

paraphrase parasites parcel parchment pardon parentage parentheses dislocated by parenthood

Aldrich-1 STColeridge-12 Cobbett-4 Jefferson-15 TMacaulay-15 AdeMorgan-1 Sinatra-1 Vonnegut-1 Ruskin-39 Trimethius-1 see also Forgiveness; Gide-5 Kempis-5 Sadi-2 Stael-3 Stoppard-25 Parr-1 1Anon-78 HEBell-1 Bettelheim-1 HBosanquet-1 Butterworth-1 Decter-1 Euripides-15 Hazlitt-6 Hume-2 EIrving-1 SJohnson-18 Leacock-4 Malthus-3 WMorris-2 Musgrave-1 LPeter-2 Schumpeter-1 Skynner-1 Sterne-3 Tucker-1 Updike-10 Vries-2 Wilde-76

particle particular particularity parties partner partnership party politics pass away passengers passion

Gribbin-2 JWheeler-1 Keynes-28 MAmis-3 TMacaulay-20 Dillon-1 LDurrell-1 WIrving-12 GMarx-2 Rogers-5 GBurns-3 QCrisp-8 Landers-3 Hailsham-2 Hay-1 RLowell-11 Ibaurri-1 Petain-1 EFitzgerald-3 Tredgold-1 WActon-5 Addison-15,17 1Anon-100 Baudrillard-3 Berryman-1 LdByron-2 JFCooper-3 LDurrell-2 Frayn-6 Harding-1 Hecht-4 Hoffer-8 1OWHolmes-2 Hume-9 SirJohn-1 Jong-3 Lecky-2 JSMill-51 AOakley-1 DParker-8 Petrarch-4 Plato-4 Proust-2 MRobinson-1 Rochefoucauld-16

not to be brought down

parents fate chooses Paris

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one of the p stays at home

Rushton-1 Steele-3 Stendhal-8 Tocqueville-7 Wilde-11 WWillcox-1 Winterson-1 Yeats-1 great when act from Tacitus-17 JBarth-2 Haldane-23 Helvetius-2 Dworkin-6 SJHarris-2 HJacobson-1 Akhmatova-1 VSPritchett-6 Greene-21 APHerbert-4 1Anon-234 see also history; Atwood-3 Bankhead-2 Burke-12 Chesterton-35 WChurchill-59 Coward-18 Descartes-2 Evera-1 Halifax-6 Hartley-3 PHenry-1 Keynes-28 LearnedHand-2 TMacaulay-86 Martial-7 JMontgomery-1 Nobbs-2 Proust-8 Santayana-9 AJPTaylor-17 Whitelaw-2 IanWilson-1 CWolf-1 Jefferson-35 Byron-48 Orwell-60 DGCreighton-1 AJPTaylor-17 McCullough-2 Carey-19 become part of my Hartley-8 chaotic materials of Commager-3 BDisraeli-64

good Americans go to paradise of the easily park Charlie Parker Dorothy Parker parking place parliament Larkin-11

Golding-1 1Pitt-5 WSMaugham-15 Woollcott-6

without p no motive

is sometimes asked for

enjoys the respect ATrollope-47 legislate contrary to rule seems to do very well will of parliamentary language parlour maid as ignorant Parnassus parochialism parody parrot parsnips part calls for it parted Parthenon partiality without participation played my p well Augustus-5 Steyn-1 ATrollope-47

validity of an act of AJECockburn-2 CDRRose-1 within the walls of Landor-13

gtenerations pusrued aims guide to the has disappeared imagine interpret is dear is malleable

god cannot change AQgathon-1 Cardozo-2 Confucius-8 Jefferson-35 Barzun-10 Namier-4 AlfredMarshall-5 WRInge-27 Berger-1 Gibbon-31 MMacmillan-3 WRInge-6 JArnold-1

judging the future by knowledge of p helps know of the p not worth lessons of long in the like a foreign country Maitland-2

knowledge of the Acton-13 Thucydides-9

WGHarding-3

make sense of the MEHayward-1

mostly uncertain never replicated not knowing the optimistic about remember reverential about worrying about pastern pastime pastoral

WRInge-6 GLerner-1 Chesterton-35 EThomas-1 Mumford-6 Namier-4 Santayana-9 Birrell-8 WRInge-6 JoeyAdams-2 SJohnson-84,144 Medawar-8 Wells-12 Holub-1

pope Paul Wolfgang Pauli pauper pause paved paving stones pawnbroking pawns pax Britannica Romana pay

PJohnson-4 Weisskopf-1 AChase-2 Schnabel-2 JRay-6 MKingsley-1 see also economics; Perelman-8 Pinero-1 WWilson-5 Cary-7 Tacitus-1 see also money; Agassiz-1 1Anon-99 Bakunin-1 Bruyere-8 Faludi-1 HFord-1 Gaisford-1 Garibaldi-1 GHarding-1 APHerbert-2 SJohnson-62 Jouvenel-1 Larkin-7 DHLawrence-24,27 Lincoln-10 TMacaulay-98 Maugham-24 JSMill-45,46 GEMorrison-1 Ruskin-24 Schopenhauer-3 Steinbeck-6 Twain-19,24

no certainties found GLerner-1 only dead things smell

what we know about

aesthetic for aristocrats pasty patchwork of makeshifts pate de foie gras Walter Pater paternalism paternity path pathetic pathos paths of glory lead patience TGray-6 Wells-16

Pittendrigh-1 Atwood-4 Koestler-1 Linklater-4 Luttrell-1 SSmith-48 Carey-11 Jenkyns-4 Adrien-1 Confucius-2 Joseph-1 Lincoln-3 TMacaulay-32,113 JSMill-25,26 Spencer-1 JWilson-9 Homer-3 Emerson-18 Hearst-2 TMacaulay-69 MWebb-1 SJohnson-120 SJackson-1 any price attention paymaster payment pays off peace

Iacocca-1 Sontag-3 Colton-5 1Anon-68 Connolly-13 Goethe-4 Herodotus-7 SWright-2 see also war; Addison-16 Aristotle-26 3Bible13 1SButler-6 Calgacus-1 MrsPCampbell-2 Castlereagh-1 NChamberlain-3 WChurchill-31 Cicero-16,26 BDisraeli-36,44 Emerson-74 Erasmus-14 FrancisofAssissi-1 Frank-1 Horace-24 Housman-9 SJohnson-93 Juvenal-10 JFKennedy-10 Key-1 Mamet-2 Marsh-1 Moltke-1 Montesquieu-23 Nehru-1 Nepos-2 LdNorth-1 DNorth-1 Palmerston-5,6 2WPitt-6 RPrice-1 Runciman-6 Salisbury-2 ASmith-45 Stassen-1 SunTzu-3 Tacitus-13 Thoreau-27 Trevelyan-5 Trotsky-3 Vegetius-1 CVWedgwood-2

Bierce-27 Boccaccio-1 Dryden-20 Fontaine-4 Gladstone-9 Rowland-3 Seneca-11 Vidal-26

p and pusillanimity Gibbon-36 genius is patient amusing the patria ibi patriarchy patriot was a fool patriotic duty patriotism LearnedHand-1 see also chauvinism, nationalism; Addison-12 Aldington-1 1Anon-57 Barrington-1 Bierce-42 Burke-30 Cavell-1 Chesterton-7 WChurchill-47 JFCooper-2 Decatur-1 Forster-4 Hazlitt-3,27,60 JHHolmes-1 Marinetti--1 Nathan11 Necker-1 Peacock-10 TRoosevelt-5 Saintsbury-2 Whistler-3 Wilde-31 denounce for lack of last refuge of a scoundrel patron patronage patronising John Patten pattern patterns make brief p St Paul Paul Pratchett-28 WJackson-1 Shaw-74 peasants HWGoring-4 MBragg-3 SJohnson-76 Essex-1 Otis-3 Hite-1 GHBush-2,3 Dryden-17 Buffon-1 CSLewis-5 Nightingale-4 Voltaire-41 and god will

AAdams-3 Bierce-28

cheating between fighting courage is the price Earhart-1 is modern inventionMaine-1 maintained with honour Napoleon brought pHeller-8 no p unto the wicked not p but a sword 2Bible-9 of mind to Vietnam to warring tribes years peacock T L Peacock pear pearls pearly gates peasant does not like the country peasantry FBolyai-1 passeth all understanding Heller-8

JRussell-3 1Bible-50

CMayhew-2

WSChurchill-79 Bean-2 Schopenhauer-20 Ruskin-19 ArBennett-3 Satie-2 Edman-1 WIrving-11 McGinley-3 Montaigne-31 Whatley-4 Christiansen-1 Renard-13

Schama-9 WScott-9 Shaw-76,99 Voltaire-38 Washington-5 peaceful

SJohnson-145 Hampshire-1 SJohnson-47 RBSheridan-18 RDavies-3 Lecky-3 SRaven-2 Sala-4 RHarris-1 HALFisher-1 LeviStrauss-3 Rowland-9

Brigham-1 ZFitzgerald-1 Mencken-65 Parsons-1 Woodruff-2 Trevelyan-6

mathematicians and p are pebble peccadillos peccavi pecker I want his p in my pocket peculiar pedant pedantic pedantry pederast pederasty pedestrian pedlar Robert Peel peeping peerage peers peevish licentiously Peking Pelion pen WScott-18 Newton-2

Heinlein-15

small minds interested in think of us voice of pepper OMiller-8

1Anon-23

ATrollope-21 4Bible-1 CJNapier-1 LBJohnson-12

Hesiod-2 Hoccleve-1 Holub-2 Carroll-4 Montaigne-31 GBerkeley-4 Dickens-34 Mencken-19 HannahMore-3 Quennell-2 SzentGyorgyi-1 Tynan-5 GBerkeley-4 Pratchett-24 Donatus-1 AJPTaylor-11 MArnold-19 Brenner-1 Condorcet-1 Poe-3 1Anon-135 MArnold-12 Bentham-14 Burke-35 JGibbons-1 SJohnson-63 JJones-2 Michelangelo-1 JMonroe-1 Montesquieu-8 Raleigh-3 Randall-1 Shaw-40 TTurner-1 BWebb-3 Wellington-9

would not be evolutionary perceive perception percipi percussion falling off a cliff pereant perfect nobleness perfectability perfection

Celine-2 Haldane-1 EWaugh-31 TCarlyle-34 Grieg-1 Hare-1 Hazlitt-52 Orwell-32 Shaw-15 Trelawny-1 Proust-14 Savell-12 HoreBelisha-1 1Anon-218 ArnoldBaker-1 Curran-2 Gladstone-8 7Shaftesbury-3 Tom JBishop-1 Nelson-6 see also aristocracy, lords; FMFord-5 TMacaulay-104 Northcliffe-3 Victoria-2 BDisraeli-65 Bourne-1 Homer-1 Horace-10 Ovid-7 Rabelais-7 Virgil-7 see also writing RobtBurton-1

selection does not find

consists in small things is no small trifle is no small thing perfectionism perfidious perfidy atrocious acts of perform performance do wonders for perfume she means Pericles peril periodic sentences periodical press periphrase perishability perjury permission easier to get forgiveness permissiveness permitted expressly pernickety Pratchett-19 Backhouse-1 Goring-4 perpendicular perpetrated perpetual perquisites Perrier persecuted Megarry-1 IFleming-2 Shaw-70 Seneca-18 Szasz-9 1Anon-225 Burgess-2 Shaunon-1 Royce-1

Shaunon-1

small things make Royce-1 Maugham-3 Ximenez-1 Bossuet-1 WHPrescott-2 Cowper-6 Becket-34 SBooth-1 Buffett-3 JMoore-1 Murrow-2 Nikisch-1 Previn-1 SaintSaens-1 Shakespeare-8,32 Rumsfeld-7 RobtBurton-8 Conrad-8 Gautier-3 JMiller-2 Symons-1 RBenchley-10 Rabelais-2 Bismarck-5 ARoberts-1 TBMacaulay-129 Raleigh-3 racial explanations AJToynbee-11

has the advantage SaintSimon-1 more cruel than the sword penalised penalty pence pencil Penge Penguin Books penicillium penis APowell-9 see also punishment; LdActon-10 ASmith-34 Victoria-15 Chesterfield-18 Lowndes-1 GSteiner-2 Thorne-3 Orwell-36 Maurois-4 1 Proulx-1 SSmith-14 Gof gave all men a p and penology pensions Pentateuch penury people societys bankruptcy in Stanton-2 see Poverty see also hoi polloi; JAdams-1 Alcuin-1 Bacon-29 48 Cicero-25 Cleveland-2 Connolly-21 TCooper-1 Curie-1 Dryden-12,27 Goethe-23 Hutcheson-1 Juvenal-7 KKraus-6 10 WSMaugham-46 HMayhew-1 TParker-1 JRussell-4 Sartre-1 Schultz-1 SSmith-26 SylvesterII-1 EThesiger-1 Thurber-4 DWebster-1 Wilde-52,56 WWilson-5 YeatsBrown-2 are unreal are wrong EBarrymore-2 2Anon-44 RWilliams-2 HMFoot-1 see also prison StAldwyn-1

1Anon-27 HGBrown-1 DJacobson-4 Kaufman-1 FKennedy- perhaps

HWalpole-6 JuliusII-1 Connolly-24 Erasmus-3 TMacaulay-100 see also perpetual; Heracliltus-3 Kissinger-7 2Anon-42

BanksSmith-2 Bias-1 Burke-27,28 RCampbell-2 TCarlyle- perish

Lamartine-1 Lincoln-8,13 JRLowell-6 1JMarshall-1 KMarx- permanence

basically trustworthy behave unscupulously brought to the bidding demand rights Paxman-2 did what p wanted Acheson-9

Palmerston-2 EWaugh-7 AlanBennett-33

hard to believe in p Pratchett-34

for being right persecution

Say-3 see also tolerance; Cartland-4 Crevecoeur-1 ZFitzgerald-1 Kissinger-23 Lichtenberg-6 TBMacaulay-26,32,64,123 Proudhon-3 Raven-1 Zangwill-4

pettiness petty no p prejudices petulance is not sarcasm pewter Hans Pfitzner phallic consciousness phantom Pharaseeism pharmaceuticals PhD thesis phenomena Philadelphia philanderers nabbed the fair philandering philanthropy Coolidge-4

Kissinger-3 CJames-7 Juvenal-8 Maugham-17 KKraus-13 FSFitzgerald-6 SJohnson-121 Sickert-1 BDisraeli-63 WSGilbert-4 Beecham-16 ADworkin-16 DHLawrence-38 Ruskin-48 CBronte-2 Quarles-1 Burston-1 Dobie-1 GBerkeley-3 Laplace-4 INewton-7 INewton-9 WCFields-3,9 Twain-77 Wilde-65 Cicero-3 Hobbes-10 JPBarnes-9 see promiscuity see also humanitarian; Butler-3 Epictetus-1 Friedman-1 Grellet-1 OWHolmesJr-1 Jouvenel-1 CLamb-7 CSLewis-1 Lugard-1 Mencken-75 IPaterson-1 ARand-1 ASmith-2 SSmith-34 Talleyrand-1 Trilling-1

used in theology perseverence Persia Persians persiflage persistence personal personalities trivial personality on the cheap out of his novel were identifiable perspective perspiration persuasion

BRussell-86 WChurchill-28,49 GEliot-22 SJohnson-106 Sala-2 TCarlyle-37 ADent-2 Coolidge-4 AHuxley-11 HRichardson-1 Stassinopulos-2 VWoolf-20 Bridie-1 Chandler-3 TSEliot-18 JJones-1 Karr-1 TMacaulay-65 HMorgan-1 Novalis-1 Shaw-29 Tucker-1 Gramsci-1 WSMaugham-77 JPBarnes-19 JHale-1 Musil-1 Uccello-1 WChurchill-18 Edison-3 Orwell-31 EWilson-1 see also argument; Burston-1 DCarnegie-1 Cauthery-1 Conrad-15 Franklin-10,33 Galbraith-16,22 Herodotus-7 Junius-2 Lippmann-2 JSMill-37 Ovid-3 Pascal-11 LPearson-1 Truman-1 Voltaire-35 BishopWilson-1

nothing can take the place

propositions deduced from

Philippines philistine

ABeveridge-3 1Anon-252 Gibbon-5 Warnock-2 Montaigne-42 WJames-15 Mencken-89 Sienkiewicz-1

pertinent answer perturbed about the future perusing without the labour of p perverse perversion perversity perverted pessimism Kerrigan-1 AAdler-1 France-1 LeoXIII-1 2Bible-32 Jenkyns-4 JSMill-12 Pullum-1 WScott-17 Wordsworth-10 RFry-2 Becket-66 Cabell-1 Erasmus-4 Galbraith-56 Marlowe-1 Meir-1 Orwell-55 GFParker-1 Shaw-115 Twain-49 mark of superior intellect presumption of pessimistic about the future Pest pestilence pet dressing up Peter the Great petition Petra Petrarch petrified petrol engine petticoat turned out in my petticoats CSinclair-1 ATrollope-28 LdByron-30 ElizabethI-9 HWalpole-16 SKing-1 Shaw-74 Alexandra-1 ElizabethI-7 Schama-10 Burgon-1 TMacaulay-21 LdByron-8 Goethe-14 Schelling-1 Mumford-6 Laboulaye-1 see also epidemics, health; Tertullian-6 JBest-4 Galbraith-56 Boswell-6 Birrell-8 Bronowsky-4

prefer a p with financial philosopher by the p as equally false interested in what is true is learning how to die looking for a black cat the greater p a man is philosophers

Keynes-28 Sala-3

BWilliams-1 Pratchett-36 GGreene-2

give p a bad name Blackburn-1 ideas no one else would stone philosophical profundity tradition philosophise philosophising philosophy ANWhitehead-7 ANWhitehead-8 Capek-1 HWalpole-16 see also Hegel; 1Anon-5,152 JArmstrong-2 Ayer-5,12 Aytoun-1 Bacon-48 Beethoven-6 GBerkeley-1 Birrell-6 Bohr-6 Bolingbroke-2 Borrow-3 CBowen-1 Bradley-1 Chomsky-1 Cicero-30 Diderot-5 Diogenes-6 DionysiusofH-1 Emerson-13,37 Erasmus-13 RMHare-1 Hazlitt-27 Hume-10,16,17 THHuxley-2 Inge-21 WJames-4 Jennings-1 SJones-1 PKavanagh-1 Krutch-1 L'Estrange-1 Levin-4 Lichtenberg-2 TMacaulay-2,67,68,69,70,71,72,103 Mansel-1 Marcuse-1 JMarshall-1 KMarx-2k,9 Medawar-4,6 Mencken-4,9 Montaigne-27 GEMoore-1 Naughton-1 Newman-2 Peacock-1 Polkinghorne-1 Popper-4,18 Quinton-1 BRussell-8,38,53,74 Santayana-12 Schopenhauer-1 Scruton-1,2,3 RLStevenson-15 Strathern-1,2 Swift-22 Virgil-1 Voltaire-21 AWaugh-3 Whitehead-7,10 Wilde-21 Wittgenstein-2,4,6,8 as though it were fiction RWest-13 for mathematicians and p Byron-4 Cicero-1 Descartes-1

Laura had been Ps wife

book will never keep down

French is to wisdom is useful of science supernatural philistine phlegm phobias phoenix phoney photo think about the photojournalist call yourself photojournalists

Medawar-32 NFrye-2 Commager-4 INewton-9 Guedella-4 PiusIX-1 JArmstrong-3 MArnold-8 FKight-2 Lapham-1 Lenin-6 Massie-4 Schreiner-2 Wilde-91 see also Stiff upper lip; Heller-1 SFreud-5 Disraeli-13 CJames-10 1Anon-177 Daladier-1 CartierBresson-16 Capa-6

train physicists have known sin physics

Wigner-2 JOppenheimer-2 Smolin-3 see also science; Appleyard-3 Dirac-1 Einstein-21 Haldane-2 Heidegger-1 Jolly-1 Mencken-50 Oppenheim-3 Planck-1 Rutherford2 JWatson-1 Weizsacker-1

no encounter with nature

peoples misconceptions

better for laws of no democracy in

DBernouilli-2 Gell-Mann-2 Alvarez-1 Standen-1 Petersen-1 Bohr-9 AlbEinstein-39 LBragg-1 Wigner-2

not a body of indisputable not to find out how nature ordering and surveying politics is more difficult research into nuclear unbelievably complex what we can say physiology pianists piano pianola Picasso Piccadilly Piccadilly Circus pick up pickpockets picnic picnics Pict picture make much of Petersen-1

supply information CartierBresson-10 phonograph photograph good never taken a photographer becomes obtrusive CartierBresson-8 unemployed war p Capa-3 photographing people photographs all p are accurate Eisenstaedt-1 CartierBresson-7 see also pictures Avedon-1 thinking should be before see also gramophone; Brouilland-1 Elizabeth-4 Brassai-1 Hillary-1 Bankhead-1

Dworkin-5 Haldane-2 BRussell-36 Schnabel-2 Merimee-1 Busoni-1 Sickert-3 HJames-19 Perelman-7 JThomson-1 Stoppard-26 Gropius-1 see pocket picking Battiscombe-1 Dressler-1 WCFields-10 LdByron-44 Spotter-1 Matisse-2 Malraux-6 FBarnard-1 Chrysaloras-1

doesnt interest me CartierBresson-3 is made on the spot CartierBresson-1 Shirley Temple through

up where you left off

condensation of sensations modern p looking like worth ten thousand words

first 10,000 worst CartierBresson-12 none are the truth Avedon-1 not good enough photography Capa-1 Delaroche-1 Gandhi-4 Godard-2 DLange-1 Meissonier-1 Shaw-54 Snowdon-1 JMWTurner-3 Vidal-6 is nothing CartierBresson-4 CartierBresson-2 is a spontaneous impulse

see also colour photography; Atkinson-1 Avedon-2 Capa-2 pictures for people see more in my

see also painting; JABaker-1 Barnard-1 Goldwyn-5 Hazlitt-8 Hearst-1 Meegeren-1 Twain-53 Mille-2 TSEliot-47 JMWTurner-4 Landseer-1

hideous p on the walls

not that interested CartierBresson-5 seize the moment CartierBresson-18 spontaneous impulse photon phrases phrenology physic physical constants labour nobler laws physician hath the thanks physicians kill in most polite JohnofSalisbury-2 physicist JCMaxwell-1 WSMaugham-82 Planck-4 Burgess-18 GHerbert-2 deprive of p labour GMoses-1 CartierBresson-15 Feynmann-3 Curzon-8 Ibsen-6 Maugham-32 Orwell-30 Medawar-9 Vidal-24 ARWallace-2 see medicine

seldom take great CartierBresson-19 would never buy my picturesque and the beautiful piddling pie in the sky piety pigeon pigeonhole pigeonholes pigs Bonavia-1 HannahMore-1 Swift-2 Lincoln-23 Pratchett-13 Mencken-90 Adrian-1 Didacus-1 1Anon-155 Berners-2 Burt-1 Davenport-1 TSEliot-34 Luther-6 Shelley-3 Streeter-1 HCThompson-3 Thoreau-21 Updike-1 Pontius Pilate piles FBacon-6 GGreene-23 BLevin-15 FRaphael-1 Sewell-1 JKJerome-5 Peacock-16 NCoward-12

create a small white p

see also doctors, medicine, surgeon; Alexander-3 Bruyere-8 pigmies

building erected on Popper-33 pill pillar pillow pilot dropping the pimp pimple Pindar ping-pong Harold Pinter pins pipes pips piracy piss down your leg pissing contest pistol pitch pitchfork thrown on with pitiful pitiless William Pitt pity JSwift-42 Hazlitt-63 BRussell-64 DrWebb-1 Aristotle-14 Austen-14 Colton-11 Faulkner-4 Flaubert-3 Marquis-1 Mencken-38,80 BRussell-24 Trilling-2 Twain-82 Whistler-3 pix Hernando Pizarro placation place placebo place-expectants places be in two p plagiarism StAubyn-2 Bayle-1 1Bible-15 Billings-1 RobtBurton-9,14 Colton-13 Dietz-1 Dryden-28 TSEliot-2 Emerson-75,78 Fadiman-8 France-5 Giraudoux-2 Hare-1 Heine-11 Inge-2 Lehrer-2 JRLowell-2 Maugham-39 Mizner-3 GAMoore-7 Pliny-6 Reynolds-2 Seneca-3 Shaw-67 RBSheridan-20 Stravinsksy-3 Terence-3 DThomas-1 Trilling-1 Whistler-7 Whitehead-5 Wilde-105 plague plan stick to plane astral crash planets planning see also Epidemics, Health, Pestilence; Canning-2 WChurchill-48 Granville-1 Malthus-5 ThomasWhite-1 Bentham-16 Moltke-3 JamesRichardson-1 see also aircraft Pratchett-1 Stoppard-27 WBurroughs-2 Herschel-1 Sizzi-1 2Anon-14 Ariosto-2 AJBalfour-9 2Bible-42 Burke-12,41 Canetti-3 Cervantes-4 Eisenhower-3 Fekete-1 Galbraith-40 Gibbon-18 Gleick-1 PHenry-1 Kempis-1 Langland-1 Lennon-1 Monod-1 NapoleonI-6 Nobbs-3 Popper-15 HSimon-1 Stalin-2 ATrollope-12 Talmadge-1 no p reaches beyond AGreen-1 WHPrescott-2 Becket-27 ONBradley-1 1OWHolmes16 RWalpole-4 Eisenhower-6 Dawkins-3 Goldsmith-1 CLamb-15 3Bible-9 Schulberg-1 Garth-1 Lec-2 IThomas-2 Melbourne-5 Haig-4 PHoggart-1 Tenniel-1 Clancy-1 GFowler-1 OCromwell-4 OSFowler-3 KAPorter-2 VWoolf-1,4 Horace-26 LWoolf-2 AlBennett-13 ASmith-13 see smoking Geddes-1 Healey-6 Emerson-55 WJames-2 Nietzsche-2 see also piddling, urination; Bludworth-1 Flaubert-15 Garner-1 LBJohnson-3,5 Layton-2 LBJohnson-11

as sluggish as planquette plans planted plants plastering

Pratchett-25 Shaw-22 RBurns-1 Scanlon-1 AWBrown-1 CDarwin-7 AToynbee-4 Baldwin-13

the true and the false plate tectonics platitude densely scramble Tynan-7 platitudes Child-1 Officer-1

SBaldwin-1 Becket-55 Daley-1 NDouglas-6 CFry-5 Marquis-6 Maugham-26 DRoberts-1 Shaw-7 Tolstoy-1 Trollope-2

literature is the platitudinous Plato

TWilder-5 JCameron-11 Aristotle-9 Jefferson-1 Jenkyns-4 TMacaulay-67,68,69,71,72 Montaigne-32 Popper-4,6,7,29,30,31,32 BRussell-74

basis of his philosophy footnotes to platonic love platter plausibility plausible biologically extracting the play a part shouts structure of a what is written playboy playcraft played my part well players playground playhouse playing fields were not plays Augustus-5 Vidal-20 Becket-60 Hazlitt-53 Becket-18 Jepson-1 Twain-1

Wilde-116

ANWhitehead-8

see also implausible; KAmis-13 Baldwin-6 Mencken-26 NTomalin-1 PJohnson-3 Goldacre-1 SBaldwin-13 WArcher-1 AJToynbee-8 Diderot-9 Pratchett-10 AMiller-5 Casals-1 Burgess-19 ADent-2

without a woman Kyd-1

see also games Wellington-11 Venter-1 see also drama; Agate-6 1Anon-69 Aristotle-7 Bankhead-4 ArBennett-4 RByron-5 Congreve-14 JFCooper-2 Coward-1,5 JDennis-2 ADent-2 Dryden-7,8 Guitry-2 Hampshire-1 Hazlitt-8 Hebbel-1 StJohn-1 Levin-1 TMacaulay-1,95 MacLiammoir-1 MacNeice-2 Mencken-14 RMorley-1 SMorley-1 GJNathan-5 Orton-1 Pepys-1 JPeter-1 Piggott-1 Prynne-1 Shaw-90,146 SSmith-52 Stoppard-16 Thackeray-13 LTolstoy-14 Tynan-4 Voltaire-1 ThomasWhite-1 Wilde-82 Woolcott-1

old p disgust plaything pleading

Evelyn-3 see toys 1OWHolmes-13

suited to incoherent AlanBennett-44

pleasant must be oh so please governments

Addison-10 Becket-49 Buffett-5 Gaskell-1 Maugham-25 Shakespeare-41 Tintoretto-1 MChase-1 Cartland-5 Confucius-13 Degas-3 BDisraeli-56 Gourmont-3 Horace-23 Lavater-2 HannahMoore-3 Ovid-19 Plautus-4 Guizot-3 StAubyn-1

plot

Auden-25 AlBennett-6 Bottome-1 ComptonBurnett-2 Cope-3 Cox-1 DGoodwin-1 Halliwell-1 Mortimer-4 JPeter-1 VSPritchett-9 Raine-8 Thurber-10

attempting to find aTwain-120 characters will give Bottome-1 follow the plots pluck ploughed plucking plum plumage plumbers plunder plural plurality plus ca change Gopnik-3 BLevin-17 ADavies-1 Haig-1 Housman-11 Colbert-1 JAMWhistler-9 Paine-14 Giroud-1 Perutz-1 Blucher-1 Calgacus-1 WJames-2,3 Wellington-1 1Anon-209 Lecky-3 Appleyard-3 Accum-1 1Anon-76,77,78,79,186,187203,204,205 MArnold-1 Ashley-1 MAsquith-8 Bacon-8 Bagehot-13 1Bible-19 Bosanquet-1 Boswell-3 Butterworth-1 RByron-4 TCarlyle-12,29 Chaucer-1 Chekhov-5 Coke-4 STColeridge16 JohnCook-1 Dyott-1 Endore-1 Engels-1 Erasmus-2 Faraday-4 Flaubert-2 CVFGreville-2 Harvey-1 Hazlitt-15 EIrving-1 SJohnson-120 Karr-2 Kilvert-1 QLeavis-1 AMarr-1 AMarshall-2 Masson-1 Montaigne-40 Pepys-5 Pile-1 Playfair-1 Plutarch-11 HSamuel-5 CPScott-2 7Shaftesbury-1 RLStevenson-5 Stubbs-1 Swift-1 ATrollope-4 WWilberforce-1 Wilde-86 plutocratic Plymouth pneumonia OSitwell-3 Evarts-2 GCooper-1 1Anon-154 HaroldWilson-6 Conrad-3 Dennis-1 Macklin-1 Pope-16 Swift-7 KAmis-8 Cerf-1 Twain-28 Woodward-2 RFrost-22 IKnight-1 Auden-45 of recondite imbecility

incapable of saying p literature exists to Birrell-3 to tax and to please Burke-11

try to p everybody Rumsfeld-9 pleasing pleasure Ruskin-53 EGoncourt-4 see also delight, hedonism; Addison-1 Austen-13 Carey-7 Cauthery-2 Chesterfield-3,9 Chesterton-38 Colby-2 Confucius-2 Dryden-13,24 ADworkin-4 Epicurus-1 Feynman-1 IFleming-2 Florian-1 MFuller-15 Gibbon-4 GeraldGould-1 Greene-5 Hazlitt-8,11 Hipponax-1 Housman-13 LHunt-1 AHuxley-22 Jefferson-22,24 SJohnson-6,21,80,92,95,99,110,153 Jonson-4 CLamb-7 Loos-2 RMacaulay-4 TMacaulay-70,82 CMarlowe-4 WSMaugham-49 JSMill-17 Molnar-1 MWMontagu-13 JMortimer-14 Pater-1 Pepys-1 Perk-1 Pirandello-3 2Pliny-3 Pompidou-1 NPorter-1 Raine-9 BRussell-13,27 Santayana20 Selden-1 Seneca-14 SSmith-38 Spenser-1 Stark-2 Swift-3 JohnTaylor-2 Twain-108 Young-1 EWaugh-12 Wilde-14,54 Wollstencraft-2 absence of pain a months being liked is a boy for Cicero-9 THardy-14 Becket-53 1Anon-156 RBaxter-1 LdByron-7 Barzun-3 1Bible-16 2SButler-34 KAmis-66 whole art of government

denying himself a Bierce-1 excess of p in such vanity hatred is by far the largest initiating mutual Becket-19 in the exercise of mind loveth p shall be poor miss for Gay-7 morality on whether p no p is worth giving up of taste sin hath some take indecent unlawful pleasures doubles our last to enjoy its of power of sense purest of human pleasuring confort not expected plebians plenty 2JKeats-1 LdByron-35 Chesterton-31 Epicurus-5 RobtBurton-3 Bentham-7 RWBaker-3 CBronte-3 BRussell-83 Twain-108 SRichardson-4 Fan-1 BRussell-85 BRussell-85 1FBacon-59 seek only their ownEndore-1

poachers pocket pocket-picking E A Poe poem poems poet

lesisure wonderful RBrowning-12

prophet of modernity

can earn much more poetry and belle litter campaign in cliche is dead p comes naturally declines devils wine exact opposite in motion is userful Kipling-31

Bentham-17 1OWHolmes-2 TBMacaulay-85 Nietzsche-15 Stoppard-30 Cuomo-1 Brenan-7 1JKeats-18 TBMacaulay-152 Augustine-22 Dirac-3 Emerson-11 Pratchett-22 Commager-4 LdByron-2 Auden-47 LdByron-6

sovereign masters pain and

can communicate FRLeavis-1

failed to experience 1Anon-110

good p could not do

is the expression of excited makes nothing happen neither p nor anything else should surprise that is 1JKeats-9 Cage-1

three-quarter is gibberish

Coward-21

wording of highest 1JKeats-9 poets see also Brooke, Byron, Keats, Owen, Petrarch, Shelley, sonnet, Spender, Wordsworth; JQAdams-2 1Anon-58,181 Anouilh-4 KAmis-12 Aristotle-32 MArnold-15 Arundel-1 Auden-10,36,42 JBarrymore-3 Becket-7 Bede-2 AlBennett-20,21,22 RBentley-1 Bradstreet-1 CBronte-6,8 VWBrooks-2 LdByron-6,8,14 Callan-1 Capek-2 Carey-1,12,14 JCarlyle-1 ECharles-1 Chesterton-12,25 CPChurch-1 Cocteau-4,5,7 STColeridge-1,2,7,12,14 Connolly-26 Cope-4 Daiches-1 Darwin-2 RDavies-43 ADent-2 Disraeli-13 WDrummond-1 Dryden-9 Dudek-1 Dyson-1 TSEliot-2,6,7,8,10,11,21,27,32 Emerson-4,11,37 Fadiman-4 Fermor-1 FSFitzgerald-9 Frost-2,3,5,6,8 CFry-2 Fussell-3 Giraudoux-1 Goethe-19 OGoldsmith-21 Graves-1,5,6 TGray-1 GGreene-8 RGreene-1 THardy-10 Hazlitt-29 Heaney-1 Heine-11 GMHopkins-2 Horace-18 Housman-1,13 LHunt-4 JamesI-1 HJames-13 Ibsen-8 Jarrell-1 SJohnson-21 PKavanagh-1 PJKavanagh-1,5 Landor-6 Larkin-2,10 DHLawrence-25 Levenson-2 Liszt-1 Lockhart-1 JRLowell-3,5 Lytton-6 TMacaulay-2,19,21 Marquis-10 Mencken-35 JMonroe-1 Montaigne-7 CMorley2 Murry-1 Noonan-1 JCOates-1 Orwell-2k,32 Pater-1 Peacock-10 Poe-5 PPorrter-3 Pound-6,7 Raine-2,4,5 HRead-1 BRussell-31,42 Sandburg-1,5 Sewell-6 Shelley10,13 SSmith-52 Spender-2 WStevens-3 Stoppard-5 Synge-1 Tennyson-5 DThomas-6,8,9 Tolstoy-3 Valery-2,5 Voltaire-5,29 SirWWatson-1 Wellington-8 Wilde-22,60,79 EWilson-1 Wordsworth-1,4 Yeats-3,11 great p uttered a truth I have know three great po-faced Raymond Poincare knows everything Clemenceau-9 pointless point-scoring poison Weinberg-1 PJohnston-3 AMarr-3 RBenchley-9 Bierce-5 Braddon-1 WJBryan-1 WChurchill-39 Clayton-1 Hastings-1 Lec-2 Lucretius-3 TMacaulay-13 Ruskin-13 WScott-19 1Turgenev-1 Voltaire37 and antidote BRussell-87 Bierce-5 beautiful lady, deadly poker polar bears polecat polemical Poles & Poland police are excellent are French beaten up by call out the gods good p force CFreud-11 Bethell-1 CFreud-11 Bismarck-4 Chisholme-1 RMark-2 Tovey-1 MFoot-5 Hume-18 JLloyd-1 CherryGarrard-1 WChurchill-56 GFEliot-1 Jarry-1 Nansen-1 ill-conceived, spiteful Murry-1 Auden-49

illegal by p regulations not popular policeman air of lying when talking to an English JElliott-1 brains of a third-rate could not make it worse Germans are the DFrost-2 in the National Gallery is to preserve disorder while the p searches you policemen how young p look ESHicks-1 most sentimental RDavies-4 never reaches the level of one does not question repressed sadists become so cherish their status policy failure in Britain fixed policy Politburo prisoner of polite politeness politic political convention convictions action correctness crises economy Connally-1 Ibsen-3 Truman-13 Hollis-1

APHerbert-1

make no statement RHJackson-4 something wrong with Soderman-1 Philippe-1 Shaw-5 Behan-3 JMWhistler-1 Daley-1 WRogers-2

Crisp-6 JBaldwin-4 CConnolly-9 Mamet-2

was a mere youth ArnoldBennett-9 Bagehot-13 Bevin-3 Chomsky-2 Macmillan-8 TBMacaulay-9 Mayhew-1 DNorth-1 Salisbury-3 Shaw-120 AKing-1 Salisbury-8

see also manners; Rieff-1 Montesquieu-26 see also civility, manners; MWLittle-1 Renard-4 Bacon-33

do not have time to be

NDavies-2 Philip-3

MOakeshott-1 1Anon-175 Gladstone-9 see economics Auden-6 JAdams-9

history is far too criminal lost the need to be KAmis-20 majority of p assembly manipulation oratory parties parties divide person right to vote SJGould-4 JSMill-54

using p gas against WSChurchill-80 HMacmillan-21

JArbuthnot-2 Mencken-77 RMNixon-12 LHellman-2 1Anon142 1Anon177

Sartres p performance subject to p power Locke-9 test of a p system Amiel-4 politically desperate politician explain is an acrobat lurks must often talk professional p Swain-1 Barres-1 Liddle-1

enters the p station Soderman-1

Aristophanes-3 TMacaulay-78 Gaulle-12 EWaugh-35

never believe what the p

heroines of p reportGEliot-9

politicians

see also statesman; 2Anon-178 Appleyard-2 Bagehot-29 Baruch-5 Burke-46 CharlesI-2 Chesterton-41 JFCooper-6 EECummings-2 CJDarling-4 CDickens-39 Dunne-3 TSEliot-19 Gaulle-3 WSGilbert-14 Gill-2 AGray-2 Hazlitt27 Helps-3 Ingham-1 HJohnson-2 Khruschev-2 Kraus-3 Kubrick-2 Lippmann-2 KLivingstone-3 TMacaulay-79 HMacmillan-22 Marquis-12 Maugham-23 Mencken-96 Murrow-2 ORourke-15 Orwell-50 Plutarch-11 AWaugh-5

more difficulty through organisation of hatreds practical poll no substitute for thought Jackson Pollock polloi pollution polonaise poltroon Polynesians Pomarancio Pomeranian pomp and revenue pomposity pompous TPaine-20 Becket-56 strange experiencesMBell-1

AlbEinstein-39 HBAdams-2

HBAdams-12

Buffett-13

see hoi polloi EBWhite-3 Aquinas-1 Breton-1 GWBush-6 Evelyn-2 Peacock-2 DRay1 Sparrow-3 Smollett-10 Udall-1 Tovey-1 Deschamps-1 BDisraeli-37 Cook-1 ARWallace-5 CDickens-44 RHughes-2 Bismarck-9

BRussell-43,75 AStevenson-7 Swift-22 Twain-93 Ustinov-8 polls are mad few p are hanged professional RobertBurton-15 Chesterton-59 Gopaleen-3 ORourke-21 FPAdams-1 ATrollope-35

something for nothing too many p fool all the wanted to do something politics

see also canvassing, democracy, expediency, government, parliament, power; Bagehot-5 AJBalfour-9 KBarth-2 Beauvoir-1 Beecher-1 Benn-5 Berlin-1 Bevan-6 Bierce-4,7,9,19,28,33 Bismarck-2 Blair-3 Brann-7 Brodsky-2 Buckley-2 Burke-45 JBurns-1 Burston-1 RAButler-1 SCameron-1 Camus-5 Chapple-1 Chaudhuri-1 Chekhov-8 Chomsky-5 Clausewitz-1,3 Cocks-1 Cornford-1,2 Devonshire-1 Dickens-24 Eban-2 TSEliot-34 Friedman-1,2 Galbraith-3,17,28,30 Gaulle-1,3 Grey-1 Gyurcsany-1 Haldane-2,17 Hazlitt-44 AHerzen-2 Hobsbawm-1 JHHolmes-1 2OWHolmes-4 Home-1 LHowe-1 LHunt-2,3 AHuxley-6 Ionesco-1 WIrving-12 AJay-1,3,4 Jefferson-8,12 LBJohnson-8 Joll-1 Junius-2 Kelen-1 Kerry-1 Kissinger-2,3,9,11,19,29 Laski-1 Lecky-3 TMacaulay-9 EMcCarthy-1,4 Macmillan-12 Mansfield-2 Mao-4 Marcuse-1 AMarr-2 KMartin-1 Medawar-19 Minogue-1 JMiller-1 Montgomery-1 Moritz-1 JMorley-1 Morrow-1 Mosley-2 Mountbatten-1 Nixon-3,6 Oliver-1 ORourke-11 Orwell-45 CPankhurst-2 Peacock-2 Pirsig-1 Plato-8 Plutarch-10 Popper-2,9,28 RPotter-1 JEPowell-1,2 JBPriestley-5 ARich-1 Rogers-5 TRoosevelt-4 Rostand-3 JRussell-1 Shaw-92 RBSheridan-6 Sherman-1 Stassinopoulos-2 RLStevenson-24 Su-1 Swift-6 Talleyrand7 AJPTaylor-5 Thatcher-1 HSThompson-2 Thorneycroft-1 Thorpe-1 Tocqueville-6 ATrollope-23 Twain-61 Valery-3 Wallas-1 Washington-7 EBWilliams-1 SWilliams-1 HaroldWilson-3,10 JWilson-7 WWilson-1

AFleming-1 HWFowler-2 JDouglas-1 BLevin-15 Mailer-8 Nietzsche-9 SRaven-2 Thackeray-10 EWaugh-14 Bridie-5

confuses p with dignity

ignorance sists there phrases in search ponderous Pontiac pontifical power pontificate pony poodle pool floating in my poor JRivers-1 McAdoo-1

Emerson-13 Euripides-1 FabiusM-1 CJFox-2 EAFreeman-1 pond

WWordsworth-12 Berlin-5 Nietzsche-9 Lehrer-3 InnocentIII-1 HEvans-1 Kipling-1 Dawkins-3

see also poverty; Boehm-1 Franklin-38 OGoldsmith-13 Kaufman-1 JELewis-1 Menander-9 Rabelais-7 OSitwell-6 ASmith-19,36,48 STucker-1

black boy fish give food to good are always have no food poorest pop popcorn pope

Ivins-2 NDennis-1 Camara-1 Machiavelli-13 JAusten-29 Burchill-2 Camara-1 Rainsborough-1 Brann-10 Chandler-9 Aspler-1 Burgess-5 Erasmus-10 Gregorovius-1 LHunt-5 Kipling-25 Machiavelli-1 Michelangelo-2 PiusIX-1 Stalin-1 Voltaire-43 Wilde-22

great propensity for being young girls trying not to

allow to take part in art of looking for trouble British change of mind first rule of CSagan-5 RBLong-1

MPCato-6 EBenn-1

RMacDonald-1

Im into p because Geldof-2

getting votes from poor governing imperfect men ideals in never realised ideas into the world of I hate imperfect system I must study p leaving British p TMann-6 MWest-1 JAdams-8

Ameringer-1 MWest-1 LordActon-4 MArnold-3 Alexander Pope

anybody can become

JohnXXIII-2

RBentley-1 Birrell-5 CBronte-8 Cerf-1 Lowell-3 MWMontagu-14 Swift-26 Auden-50

impossibility of equalling poppycock populace popular assemblies TMann-6 JCarey-17

Cranborne-1

MArnbold-17 Mencken-56 1Anon-220 CJFox

makes men arrogant

middle way is none JohnAdams-3

control music popularisation

Canning-5 JSullivan-1 JCMaxwell-2

postman postmen post-modernism postpones post-structuralist posturing

Behan-6 Kendall-1 Appleyard-3 Carpenter-1 Hewison-1 Horace-27 Chomsky-5 OSFowler-3 Stoppard-2 Brophy-1

of scientific doctrines popularity

JAustin-1 Burke-11,45 WChurchill-7 BDisraeli-11 Keats-7 Laertius-2 WLippmann-6 Mizner-1 SPound-1 Pritchett-8 ASmith-43 AStevenson-5 Vidal-5 ANWilson-3

MFuller-1 EGoncourt-4 Hazlitt-11,46 Jessel-1 LBJohnson-1 postures

self-pitying egotistical potato potboiler potency risk rather than Potomac potter the great poulterer poultice Ezra Pound pounds poverty Darrow-9 Cicero-28 Shaw-16

a crime from the moment population growth populations populist porcupine pork Porlock pornography

1Halifax-10

DDavies-1 Quayle-6 Runyon-5 AdamSmith-50 NCoward-10 BDisraeli-38 Hanson-1 Evarts-1

Ashton-1 Cousteau-1 Inge-26 MRidley-1 Tertullian-6 Burrow-6 Mizner-6 Kellogg-1 Coleridge-14 see also indecency, obscenity, sex; RFBurton-2 Canby-1 Comstock-1 RDavies-29,35 JDouglas-2 Dworkin-14 Kraus-3 PJohnson-1 Paglia-4 RRobinson-2 Vidal-8 EWaugh-28 Wharton-4

Aspler-1 GKing-1 Malthus-1,2,5 Montesquieu-1 Shenker-1 potential

1OWHolmes-6 DHLawrence-34 GStein-4 WStevens-5 Chesterfield-18 Lowndes-1 HaroldWilson-6 see also pauper, poor; 1Anon-7 Antipater-1 MArnold-17 Austen-10 Barber-1 Becket-1 Belloc-4 IsBerlin-1 Bevin-4 2Bible-3,10 Blake-5 Brenan-1 Buffett-8 Burchill-2 TCarlyle-29 CDawson-1 Diogenes-4 BDisraeli-14,48 Douglass-1 Dyott-1 Erasmus-10 Farquahar-4 Feiffer-2 HFierlding-16 Florio-1 Flynn-1 Forster-5 France-3 2TFuller-5 Gallup-1 RGardner-1 Gibbon-8 SGibbons-2 Gissing-1 DGregory-1 Hancock-1 Hegel-6 GHerbert-6 1OWHolmes-13 Horace-13 FMHubbard-5 JKJerome-3,5 SJohnson-70,116,122 Jouvenel-1 Juvenal-3 Kelly-1 JKerr-3 Kipling-8 Lapham-2 Lazarus-1 Lever-1 JELewis-1 Lincoln-10 TBMacaulay-130 Maimonedes-1 Malthus-5 Marat-3 GCMarshall-1 GMarx-10 Mencken-57 NapoleonI18 O'Rourke-1 Mencken-45 Naidu-1 Orwell-28 Pericles-2 2WPitt-3 Plato-17 Quennell-2 Seneca-7 Senior-1 Shaw-36,148 Shuter-3 LPSmith-1 SSmith-16 Sumner-1 Thucydides-1,5 MTodd-1 Tucker-2 Voltaire-31 Vonnegut-1 AWaugh-2 Wharton-1 Wilde-96 Wylie-4

the appeal of porridge port portable porter portrait take p of actors portrayal Port Said Portugal Portugese pose poseur position positive discrimination possession

BRussell-36 Bridie-2 DThomas-4 1Anon-194 TMacaulay-73 Chesterton-14 see also painting; Avedon-2 Bernini-1 Lockhart-3 CartierBresson-17 LdByron-35 Kipling-6 PFoot-1 ASmith-47 Caroline-1 Bacon-9 Wilde-15 RDavis-1 Laplace-2 Bierce-30 Brookner-3 Antipater-1 Aristotle-22 Colton-4 ElizabethI-5 Elton-2 Erasmus-2 2Pliny-3 Proust-7 Rabelais-7 Seneca-7 Teasdale1 Vidal-10

before industrial revolution extreme liquid p

Mathias-1

blighted a hundred JWGardner-4 WBJohnstone-1 Twain-124 Santon-2

of a book possible possibility

Burgess-23 REButler-1 ACClarke-6 SydneySmitth-61 Bismarck-2 Calonne-1 TCarlyle-30 ACClarke-2 Galbraith-28 Hazlitt-16 THHuxley-11 Medawar-19 BRussell-69 Voltaire-34

loneliness is the p of self reproach so much pPenn-7 talent p has stimulated to a state of extreme vow of powder keg Anthony Powell power Gibbon-32 your money does not Tutu-1

neither pain nor p Addison-18 JWGardner-4 Perelman-12 ORourke-23

possumus post chaise post-classical poster posterity

Virgil-12 1Anon-195 Beresford-1 RLStevenson-19 SJohnson-100 Appleyard-3 MAsquith-6 Addison-7 Bagehot-31 Borges-2 HBroun-2 1Burke-47 Clarendon-1 Dickens-27 GDurrell-1 FSFitzgerald-11 Kissinger-18 Koestler-6 Lincoln-18 Muggeridge-12 Roche-1 Seneca-13 Shelden-1 Tacitus-12 AJPTaylor-15 Voltaire-39 VWoolf-15

OCromwell-6 Carey-16 SinclairStevenson-1 see also politics; Acton-6 AAdams-1 HBAdams-3 Bacon-1,10 SBaldwin-5 Budgell-1 Burston-1 1SButler-1 LdByron-4,42 Caine-2 Canetti-1 Canute-1 Chesterfield-9 WChurchill-67 Cicero-22 Claudian-1 Crowe-1 Dacon-1 TDalrymple-1 Edison-1 MFoot-4 CJFox-2 Gaulle-5 Gibbon-23 SJGould-1 Grey-1 Hazlitt-10 Hobbes-1 AHuxley-6,27 InnocentIII-1 Jefferson-9,12 SJohnson-29

is busy and careless WSMaugham-71 I will not go down to will recognise his merits post-impressionism WSBlunt-1 BDisraeli-68 WSMaugham-71

Kipling-25 Kissinger-5,6,11,20 Kubrick-1 BLevin-16 Lippmann-3 TMacaulay-64 RMacDonald-1 Maistre-3 Mao-3 Mencken-79 JSMill-37 Milton-5 Mumford-3 NapoleonI-15 JOnassis-1 O'Rourke-4,7,15 Orwell-3 Ossietzky-1 O'Sullivan-1 Paglia-10 Palmerston-6 Peel-4 PhilipII-1 Pileggi-1 Plato-2 Popper-13 SRichardson-2 Ruskin-41 BRussell-40 JRussell-1 SaintJust-1 Shaw-147 Stoppard-14 AJPTaylor-13 Thackeray-9 Thatcher-9 Thucydides-1 Tyson-1 Vidal-1 Voltaire-2 Wilde-93 GahanWilson-1 GWilson-3 WWilson-12 Wordsworth-2 WynneTyson-1 always be distrusted apt to abuse apt to corrupt arbitrary beyond his p 1WPitt-1 AAdams-3 Ruskin-59 Brougham-2 WJames-1

pram prancing

Connolly-14 Medawar-32

high-stepping quality prattling of a child pray for the country prayer EEHale-1 Goethe-27

see also chatter; Chaucer-8

HAdamson-1 1Anon-198,200 Denning-3 Evarts-2 Kenyatta1 LLee-3 Medawar-1 WMizner-8 Poincare-4 Rabelais-8 BRobinson-1 Spyri-1 Szasz-1 Thatcher-1 Thoreau-5 ITurgenev-1 Twain-78 Voltaire-3 PWatkins-1 Wilde-97

answer book prayers swayed by praying preached precautionary principle precautions too many precedence precedent bad p from p to p precedents no precept precipice precise precisely wrong precision bombing predatory City men predecessor predicament before death predict best way to less the future the new predictability predicted

Wilde-1 AlBennett-20,21 LHunt-5 Heinlein-11 Franklin-36 Runciman-6

Montesquieu-5

corrupts the possessor extirpates humane Burke-18 extreme injure the mind is infinite loves over your wives regulation of tends to corrupt

preacher/preaching KBarth-2 SJohnson-71 Montaigne-24 SSmith-11 1Anon-251 Galton-1 RLWeber-1 AAdler-4 Holinshed-1 ABalfour-8 Bentham-12 Cornford-3 Julius-5 Paine-18 Stowell-1 Swift-25 Sallust-2 Tennyson-22 CDoe-1 Ascham-2 Bramah-2 Hoffer-8 FMendelssohn-1 Buffett-1 HWCarr-1 see also accuracy; 1Anon-211 FRLeavis-1 Rumsfeld-16 Angell-1 Cioran-4 TJones-1 HJames-26 Keynes-29 AMarshall-5 AKay-1 Appleyard-6 AlfredMarshall-5 1FBacon-76 Bentham-16 Boulton-1

WBJohnstone-1 WWordsworth-16 Hume-13 SRichardson-3 AAdams-3 Dahlberg-7 Acton-6

vice of the ascetic BRussell-85 what all the world desires powerless pox practicable practical joke practicality practice precedes theory works in p pragmatism prairie schooner praise DHouston-1 see also commend; Addison-14 Bacon-5 1SButler-22 LdByron-5,39 Cheever-3 Chesterfield-31 Chesterton-42 Congreve-11 Conrad-3 Coward-4 2TFuller-4 Gallienne-2 Gay-6 Jefferson-22 SJohnson-31,94 CSLewis-2 LloydGeorge-12 TMacaulay-37,75 Martial-3 AFOsborn-1 Pope-10 Rochefoucauld-6 Ruskin-15,57 BRussell-28 Shakespeare-33 Sheen-1 Steinbeck-3 Tacitus-12 Tocqueville-8 Vauvenargues-4 earned none how a man takes themselves yourself daringly praised never p the wrong things praises dammed hard to be clever praising trash Orwell-66 NCoward-4 Symons-2 Freidank-1 TBurke-1 Tocqueville-8 Bacon-5 Feynman-1 MArnold-3 Galbraith-21 Hertz-1 Planck-2 Reagan-4 Whitehead-3 WWilson-8 Craxton-1 AlbertEinstein-27 WHeller-1 Paderewski-1 Barzun-5 WHeller-1 Neumann-2 BRussell-64 see also syphilis; Thornton-1 Wilkes-1 TMacaulay-72

John Cowper Powys RDavies-25

nine of the last five Samuelson-1 prediction predictions preeemptive strike preening preface prefaces preference preferment Grotius-3 Holgate-1 Nesbit-1 Agate-6 Bacon-27 Becket-36 JAFisher-3 Thurow-1 JFisher-1 Rhodes-4 see also forecast 1Anon-271 CDickens-39 climate p is not possible

pregnancy prejudge prejudice

Aristotle-13 Baring-3 Hawes-1 Maugham-13 Mencken-50 Nietzsche-21 Pepys-1 Whitelaw-2 see also impartiality; Agate-4 1Anon-87 1FBacon-27,74 Becket-14,35,36 Bierce-31 JFCooper-3 Curtis-1 Dickens-23 WJames-5 SJohnson-69,108 JFKennedy-5 TBMacaulay-136 Mencken-29 Molson-1 Peel-6 FDRoosevelt-8 Rostand-4 BRussell-8 Sala-1 Shaw-9 RBSheridan-12 SSmith-7 Stedman-1 Swaffer-1 Twain-18 Wollstonecraft-3

president

1Anon-173 Darrow-4 Dickens-24 LBJohnson-8 Kennedy-1 DMacArthur-4 RMNixon-7,8 O'Rourke-5 Reagan-1 AStevenson-12 Truman-2 Vidal-1

is dead least freedom from freedom of liberty/freedom liberty of off the record

Garfield-1 IStone-1 see also journalism, newspapers; AJay-7 Wolsey-3 Navratilova-1 Navralitova-1 FHague-1 GMason-1 RBSheridan-18 Wilkes-4 Tocqueville-13 CPankhurst-3 PJohnston-2 SASmith-8 Rumsfeld-10

Diderot-2 Einstein-9 Fowles-4 Hazlitt-3,6,30 THHuxley-12 press

I dont like about RDoyle-1

held in the manner of history is not noisy p prejudices no petty preliminary premeditated preminition preoccupation preparation Durant-4 Trotter-1 WBarnes-1 Kraus-13

JSMill-58

never lose your temper statute instead of p release take into confidence pressure groups prestige political presume presumption pretence pretensions pretentious mediocrity pretty as an airport prevails prevarication prevented prevention prevent the strong prevents previous ages Haskell-11 prey price Ovid-22 RGreen-2 SSmith-17

never try to reason SydneySmith-63 when p commands Halvetius-9 his p were absurd WSMaugham-70 LMumford-6 Shuter-1 Kissinger-8 TMann-2 RobtBurton-7 WChurchill-65 Confucius-5,7 Fenelon-1 JFKennedy-10 Lerner-2 Pasteur-1 Seneca-17 FESmith-1 RLStevenson-24 Vegetius-1 Washington-2 Wavell-1 WWilson-7 Yeats-4 preparatory school prepare prepared mind preparation life is a p prepares preparation prepositions prepossessing Pre-Raphaelite Pre-Raphaelites except those who were to prerogatives presbyter Presbyterian Presbyterianism prescription presence has a wonderful p Shah-1 present controls do not know the doubt about is perfecting presentation preservation preserving which is good see also gift, now; Cardozo-2 WChurchill-59 Keynes-28 Kiberd-1 CLamb-16 Orwell-60 Chesterton-35 Birrell-8 AFerguson-1 HaroldWilson-10 Burke-13,46 TCarlyle-54 SPChase-1 Locke-2,7 Raleigh-3 Truman-11 Emerson-83 CRDarwin-10 Carson-2 Chart-1 CharlesII-2 DThomson-2 Pinker-1 TMacaulay-49 Yeats-14 Horace-24 Nepos-2 LMumford-6 Spiegl-1 Feiffer-5 Beerbohm-14 Pasteur-1 Mailer-6 SunTzu-3

Hemingway-7 DParker-11 IMorris-2

is on change takes off Forster-20 Stanley-1

Galbraith-16

ascham-3 Kissinger-24 Thurber-7 Agate-5 Belloc-1 Burgess-18 JButler-1 Byron-9 DGould-1 SJohnson-89 Kerr-2 Montaigne-28 Bacon-9 Hardy-4 Nabokov-12 VWoolf-14 1Anon-152 Kakutani-1 McClary-1 Bridie-5 HJames-5 SJohnson-100 Renoir-2 DAdams-6 Homer-2 Burke-7 Crust-1 TSEliot-5 Cicero-33 Lerner-2 JSMill-37 Peacock-14

marry a p woman Guitry-3

Quintillian-5 1Anon-198 2Anon-21 Ascham-1 Bacon-15 ArnBennett-6 Bierce-32 Bury-1 TCarlyle-19 Chesterfield-3 Confucius-1 Crooke-2 Davenport-1 ADavies-1 Denning-2 Diocletian-1 Euripides13 Franklin-12 Galbraith-42 PGibbs-1 GGreene-17 Herodotus-1 Inge-3 JGJohnson-1 Karniadakis-1 DHLawrence-27 TMacaulay-44 Marcuse-1 Melbourne-7 MMonroe-1 Naidu-1 Paine-17 Peacock-7 Proust-11 Ruskin-9,22,24,50 ASmith-3,37 RLStevenson-4,8 Thackeray-1 Whatley-4 Wilde-101

every man has everything has pay any prick pride

Ruskin-50 RWalpole-2 Stratton-1 Iacocca-1 WC Fields-5 Mizner-6 1Anon-129 Aubrey-2 Becket-12 IsBerlin-3 1Bible-27 Crevecoeur-1 Dante-3 Franklin-32 Gaulle-8 Gautier-4 Goethe-5 Holinshed-1 Jenyns-1 Keats-8 Kipling-25 Kissinger-10 Landor-1 TBMacaulay-58 DMcCulloch-2 Marinetti-1 Milton-2 Pope-3 HPrevost-1 Proust-3 Raleigh-1

Renard-3 BRussell-80 Sade-1 SSmith-39 ATrollope-24 HWalpole-2 Whateley-3 Wollstencraft-2 but different priest guts priests Diderot-12 see also Ministers; Addis-1 1Bible-41 Bierce-17 BDisraeli-27 HenryII-2 JHHolmes-1 StJohn-3 Keynes-7 Longfellow-1 TMacaulay-19,54 Myerson-1 JReed-2 Swift-2 Yeats-8 prig motto of priggishness prim prima donnas prime minister Attlee-2 HBrooke-1 Grimond-1 Macmillan-4 Mandela-1 Muggeridge-10 HNicolson-4 Roseberry-3 AJPTaylor-9 Thatcher-1 primitive primogenitive Prince of Wales princes Farb-1 Fussell-3 DGregory-1 Leacock-9 Shakespeare-49 SRaven-2 ElizabethI-3 2TFuller-10 Jonson-6 Macchiavelli-1 Montaigne-19,22 put not your trust in 1Bible-51 Princess of Wales principle principles see also Diana; Dowd-1 Mencken-96 see also morals; AAdler-3 Austen-17 Baldwin-3 EricBentley-1 Blair-2 JCameron-11 Capp-1 CDarwin-9 BDisraeli-10,23 Doctorow-2 HFielding-14 FMFord-12 Galt-1 Gladstone-2 Hazlitt-22 2OWHolmes-2 PWLewis-5 Lippmann-5 TMacaulay-9 Melbourne-11 JSMill-12 Nathan11 Paine-9,13 Peacock-7 Sade-6 Shaw-116 Stowell-1 Tawnay-1 Twain-15 Wilkes-1 I have others stick too rigidly these are my print big p giveth printed text error printers printing SWeil-5 LTolstoy-26 Franklin-22 Petrarch-1 FBacon-65 TCarlyle-42 BDisraeli-19 Lichtenberg-1 MacEwen-1 AMarshall-1 Moses-1 Shaw-9 Stoppard-1 Swaffer-1 Trithemius-1 Twain-41,58 priorities prison 2Anon-14 HSimon-1 Cary-3 WChurchill-9 Donovan-1 Edgworth-1 FLFord-1 Gaugin-1 OGoldsmith-20 Hoskins-1 SJohnson-40,47,59 Kropotkin-1 SLewis-1 RLovelace-1 RRichardson-1 Ruskin36 BRussell-29 Sandburg-4 Schama-3 Shaw-73,96,97 Strindberg-2 Updike-15 CDWarner-2 EWaugh-8 SWeil-5 Wilde-8 Wollstonecraft-5 at home in Third World prisoner RCooper-1 judged by entering Dostoyevsky-3 Kitchener-2 weapon of ignorance Sheen-2 fine p taketh away Sheen-2 GMarx-17 AChristie-1 GMarx-17 Eisenhower-8 Attleee-4 ArnoldBaker-1 EGHubbard-19 Channon-1 Ribblesdale-1 ACBenson-2 VBrittain-1 lecturing, humourless p Tocqueville-14 engage p, love, pityChesterfield-37

privacy

Auden-5 Jefferson-8 Kipling-9 McKern-1 DHLawrence-32 ELeach-1 Maugham-23 Melbourne-2 1WPitt-2 Plutarch-11 APowell-6 Rand-5 Stoppard-2 ATrollope-28 WWordsworth-13

private allowed out in legitimately property privates privilege privileged man is depraved privileges

see also battle, general, soldier, war; BAtkinson-2 Chesterfield-5 Dillard-1 Galbraith-34 Kanfer-1 Rifkind-1 2RChurchill-2 Falconer-1 Cobbett-10 KWood-1 1Anon-194 PWBotha-1 Chomsky-2 Coleridge-15 BDisraeli-24 Mencken-67 Smollett-9 Bakunin-4 Eisenhower-8

values p above principles prize best p life offers prizes probability probable least p interpretations well supported p opinions probing probity problem adults children Burgess-18

TRoosevelt-17 Inchcape-1 Olivier-1 see also statistics; 1Anon-158 Arnauld-1 AQLBernstein-1 Diaconis-1 Feynman-9 EWHowe-5 Paulos-1 MerleauPonty-1 Standen-1

see integrity IsaiahBerlin-6 Farrington-1 PAnderson-1 PAnderson-1 Galbraith-55 Farrington-1

become more baffling looked at in the right way much easier to point out of life Jung-9

solved by science CDarwin-14 talk you way out of Covey-1 problems Algren-1 1Anon-6 2Anon-16 Archimedes-1 Asimov-4 Bacon-14 Boren-1 Bramah-2 Bronowski-2 Burchill-1 WBurroughs-4 2SButler-15 WChurchill-25 Cleaver-1 Commager-1 Donleavy-1 Emerson-6 Friedman-1 DGabor-1 Galsworthy-1 JGardner-1 DGould-1 Home-4 Hopkins-1 SJohnson-13 Joll-1 Keillor-2 Keynes-27 JLee-1 Maslow-1 Medawar-19 Mencken-13,26 HMiller-6 Nabokov-4 Pavese-1 Popper-21 Reagan-3,14 BRussell-8 Sagan-1 Szasz-6 AJPTaylor-4 RobtWagner-1 Wittgenstein-6 knowledge can create too old to solve procedural safeguards and liberty procedure proclamation procrastination procreate like trees procreation trivialisation of Procrustes TBrowne-2 Milton-4 Luther-2 Sterne-3 Storr-2 Bergerac-2 Coggan-1 Skelton-2 Harding-1 Lowell-1 Pritchett-8 Quincey-1 Frankfurter-2 see also bureaucracy; Wodehouse-7 Wigner-2 worst is to discuss SJHGray-1 Asimov-5

values privileges above

is the thief of time EYoung-6

symbols of p are shame

prodigality prodigals return prodigious

1Anon-90 ASmith-23 Saki-15 STColeridge-19

proletariat prolixity prologue prolong life Prometheus promiscuity

see also Hoi polloi; 1Anon-176 Flaubert-4 Keynes-11 KMarx-8 see Verbosity Congreve-14 Horder-1 CBarnard-1 Wodehouse-15 1Anon-32 Browning-1 Cartland-4 BDavis-1 LDurrell-5 Hecht-4,5 Judson-1 DHLawrence-14 Montherlant-2 Peake-1 Rouse-1 Sade-4

appearance that was not p prodigy product production new methods of productivity statistics profane profanity profession professions professional management professor professors proficient profit HFord-1

Barbellion-1 Dali-2 Malthus-4 Say-1 ASmith-12 GSmith-1 Ashton-1 MFriedman-7 LMumford-1 Solow-1 WScott-18 see rudeness JCameron-3 RDavies-14 EdwardVII-2 Graves-6 LHowe-1 OMiller-1 Shaw-128 Simenon-1 ATrolloe-39 CDickens-39 Agate-2 Mailer-9 HMankiewicz-1 Shahn-1 Mintzberg-2 Auden-44 Ayer-11 SJohnson-105 SLewis-2 Mencken-98 BRussell-74 Dennett-1 Mencken-60 ABAlcott-3 Aristotle-30 Bagehot-10 Bryce-1 Cannadine-2 TCarlyle-14 Coolidge-2 Crabbe-1 Diocletian-1 Dyke-1 Erasmus-2 Fritze-1 Gibbon-15 Grotius-1 MHastings-4 Headlam-1 Jefferson-1 JMorris-1 Pacioli-1 PiusII-1 Saroyan-1 Shakespeare-6 ASmith-18 AStevenson-3 Thalberg-1 Voltaire-11 MWeber-2 Wodehouse-2

promise to do certain things EWHowe-1 whatever he may p LouisXIV-7 promises Aeschylos-2 ABalfour-2 Frost-79 Gibbon-10 Harding-1 SJohnson-120 TMacaulay-6 Machiavelli-8 Meier-2 Rochefoucauld-3 Shaw-49 promising promote himself the young man promoted from maid promotion pronoun pronunciation proof Boleyn-1 2Anon-43 JFisher-1 LouisXIV-1 Mizner-2 Lecky-3 1Anon-160 MAsquith-7 WChurchill-55 Kipling-10 Tacholsky-1 Twain-43 see also logic; 1Anon-16 JBarrow-1 Bonhoffer-3 TCarlyle-33 Cioran-2 Einstein-13,35 FMFord-4 Galileo-4 Gibbon-7 SJohnson-102 MKline-1 JSMill-11 Thoreau-2 Wittgenstein-9 Ricardo-2 Aristotle-30 by haphazard quotation certainty without is conclusive RBacon-4 MFischer-2 Fermat-1 Vries-4 LBenson-1 AMontagu-1 Dugommier-1 Dugommier-1 Connolly-22

individual profits

Bierce-55

contributes to happiness take care of thgemselves profligacy profound profundis profundity

see also Waste; Alison-1 1Anon-90 Friedman-4 Hazlitt-1 Horace-5 ASmith-1 Stander-5 Emerson-80 Kingsmill-3 Nietzsche-37 1Bible-20 VBrooks-1 TMacaulay-79 BRussell-5 TdeVWhite-1 Whitehead-7 ANWhitehead-7

laboratory never found p margin is too narrow for of Gods omnipotence withyout a shred without certainty proofs incapable of accepting prop propaganda Ruskin-27 Veyne-3

AMontagu-1 Berzelius-1

philosophical p nonsense the illusion of profusion program progress ASmith-25 Heinlein-3

Medawar-33

MBalfour-1 Becket-61 Buchan-4 JCameron-4 Chandler-19 Cornford-1 Coward-5 Engels-2 Hitler-2 TRankin-2 RReagan-15 BRussell-60 SeymourSmith-3

is spell over a computer

1Anon-254 propagated propagation proper study in books properly property

1Anon-64 2Anon-22 Aristotle-7 Becket-5 Benn-3 TBentley1 Chesterton-15 Chomsky-1 Cioran-4 Darwin-4 BDisraeli-12 HEllis-4 Godwin-1 RGordon-1 JGrenfell-1 Gribbin-3 Harding-1 Hawthorne-6 Hume-18 AHuxley-8 TMacaulay-69,111 Madan-6 JCMaxwell-1 Medawar-18 Mencken-78 Petronius-1 PiusIX-1 BRussell-56,76 Santayana-9 GSarton-1 FelixSchelling-1 Shakespeare-12 Shaw-59 ASmith-24,25 Tait-1 ARWallace-4 Whistler-4 Wittgenstein-2 Youngson-1

Haldane-18 LdByron-31 Wooley-2 CharlesI-3 AHuxley-9 Bainbridge-2 Confucius-12 1Anon-167 Antipater-1 Aristotle-2 Brissot-1 Erasmus-7 Gibbon-13 Hegel-2 Locke-2,7 TMacaulay-61 Napoleon-2 EPankhurst-1 1WPitt-2 Proudhon-1 Shaw-147 ASmith-48

consists of good education is a metaphor

CDarwin-15

private secure thieves respect prophecy prophet prophets

KWood-1 Camden-2 Chesterton-67 see also forecast, wrong; 2Bible-38 GEliot-30 1Bible-32 Loon-3 MMcCarthy-4 Schlegel-2

Chesterton-58 RdWand-2

made by lazy men Heinlein-14 towards higher civilisation prohibition projection Prokofiev WRogers-4 see forecast EMoore-1

most gratuitous mistake

belied by events fear propinquity proportion proposal proposing marriage proposition propositions

Myrdal-1 Eco-2 EHubbard-7 Arnauld-1 Bacon-13 Labouchere-2 Lovelace-1 Attlee-4 WStevens-1 INewton-9

from criticism protection

NFDavies-9 FBacon-40 Baer-1 JBaldwin-4 CBlack-3 Bolt-1 BDisraeli25 THughes-2 Lincoln-1 McGinley-1 Mamet-2 Mencken-36 JSMill-37 Palmerston-1 Wollstencraft-1

honourable of freedom of habeas corpus seek trial by juries protector protest ethic Protestantism

Herzl-2 Popper-14 Jefferson-37 AAdler-5 Jefferson-37 Plato-15 GRFord-2 Rolland-1 Vidal-1 Gwynn-1 IThomas-2 ATrollope-37 see also Christianity; Beecham-6 TCarlyle-42 TMacaulay-89,91 Mencken-51 Niemoller-1 Smollett-8 MWeber-1

deduced from phenomena proprietor propriety

see ownership PJKavanagh-3 Li-1 Victoria-1 EWaugh-7 WWilberforce-1 Wollstencraft-1

see also manners, obscenity; Austen-6 Bradley-2 Dryden-7 Protestant

at the cost of p prosaic prose

Quintilian-6 HJames-13 see also writing; Auden-40 Carey-11 STColeridge-1 ADent-2 HJames-13 JCOates-1 Orwell-37 Wilde-60 Wordsworth-4 Protestants protocol protozoon proud Proust prove proven proverb

a Christian religion PiusIX-1 Austen-25 Palmerston-5 BRussell-22 see also Pride; Dobree-1 Hazlitt-47 Bellow-7 GMForster-16 Humblot-1 EWaugh-9 Woolcott-3 SJohnson-154 DAdams-15 WDuke-1 1TFuller-11

awfulness of his cherished govern in

Brophy-3 Frost-24 Cuomo-1

good p resembles WSMaugham-12 the most beautiful HBloom-1 which interests us CluttonBrock-1 prosecution prosody prospect pleasing prosper prosperity Coolidge-7 Liverpool-1 Aristotle-17 Bacon-26,44 NBryan-1 TCarlyle-10 Chaucer-2,4 Chesterton-44 Dante-1 Erasmus-4 EFitzgeraldSchama-5 STColeridge-1,7 Broyard-1 Larkin-2

and I still wont believe

is much matter decocted proverbs perverted providence

NDouglas-6 Thurber-1,9 Euripides-16 Milton-18 Shelburne-1 FESmith-5 Shaw-138 NapoleonI-7

on the side of big battalion with the last reserve CMMills-1 FBacon-62

3 Gibbon-29 Isocrates-1 Lincoln-10 Lucan-2 TMacaulay-91 provider JSMill-51 Publilius-12 TRoosevelt-11 Say-2 Tocqueville-1 province Wellington-2 waiting for prostitute myself to live prostitutes acted the part of are failures for pleasure prostitution Betjeman-9 see also harlot, tarts; LBarber-1 ORourke-15 1Anon-71 AAdler-1 RFBurton-3 whores; BBaxter-1 AlBennett-14 Brabazon-1 LordByron-23,31 ACarter-2 Chamfort-1 Coolidge-6 Dahlberg-1 Dworkin-10,18 SFreud-5 Goncourt-1,3 JGoncourt-1 PHall-1 Heloise-2 StJames-1 SJohnson-52 Kraus-8 Kubrick-1 Lecky-2 Locke-7 Mandeville-1 Mencken-21,62 JSMill-43 Milton-2 Molnar-1 Muggeridge-6 NapoleonI-6 BNewton-1 Paglia-4,7 DParker-15 Prynne-2 JRichardson-1 MStJames-2 Sinatra-1 LTolstoy-11 Vanburgh-1 BWest-3 bar on humour 1Anon-75 Aquinas-1 prurient interest Prussia prying Przwalskis horse is like filth in the sea prostrate protect protected prudent prudery provocative proximity prudence proving Iacocca-2 provinces provincial

JAMWhistler-9

almost contribute AdamSmith-50 the universal p mind provincialism Elms-1

Halsey-2 AHuxley-28 HJames-3 Kipling-4 McFadden-1 Paglia-8 AJPTaylor-1 AJToynbee-5 VThomson-1

my written reasons Palissy-1 JacquelineSmith-1 Hazlitt-33 APHerbert-3 Housman-9 Kissinger-1 TMacaulay-40 Mencken-10 Rongier-1 Kakutani-1 Sedley-1 Diaz-1 MWMontagu-2 JBarth-4 Buck-2 TSEliot-25 SJohnson-111 Livy-2 Maugham-4 Shaw-118 Swift-31 Twain-11 JWilson-9 Machiavelli-8 Peel-7 1Anon-24 Celine-1 Gough-1 Schlegel-1 Shaw-126 SSmith-17 Stendhal-1 Beckford-1 Wilde-91 WJBrenan-1 see also Germany; Bismarck-3 Heisenberg-3 Mirabeau-2 Palmerston-8 TMacaulay-113 SJones-2 provocation

see also bawdy house, harlot, oldest profession, whoredom, provisions

women who live by AdamSmith-50 Peacock-15 Reagan-18

each from the other EBWilliams-1

psychiatrist psychiatry

JIrving-1 WebbJohnson-1 see also social studies; JoeyAdams-1 Adorno-1 FAllen-1 1Anon-53,217 Becket-34 Burston-1 Chesterton-17 Crews-1 Harrison-1 Hitchcock-2 Jung-1 Kraus-2 KLivingstone-2 Medawar-7,8,9,10 Nabokov-4 LPeter-2 APhillips-1,2 Sokal1 RStrauss-2 Szasz-2 AJPTaylor-4 Vidal-24 Youngson-2,4

schoolboy service spending taste transport trust works publicans publication publicity

AlanBennett-39 Bentham-1 Bohn-1 Reith-1 MFriedman-1 ASmith-1 Puttnam-1 Polybius-2 Gummer-2 Jefferson-8 Malthus-4 Updike-14 Chandler-17 LdActon-9 1Anon-135,146 Bacon-5 Behan-4 Bentham-5 ArnBennett-6 Betjeman-1 Bruyere-3 Bryce-1 Chandler-1 Chapple-1 Cobb-2 Douglas-2 GEliot-6 Fitzgerald-1 Forster-2 Goldwyn-4 AJay-1 Jefferson-7,8 Kael-1 Leacock-3 WHLever-1 TMacaulay-35 Marcuse-1 Northcliffe-1 O'Rourke-3 Pearce-1 TBRussell-1 Shaw-9 Swaffer-1 DThomas-1 Updike-3

training for p affairs

psychic psychoanalysis wont do psychoanalysts psychobabble psychological disorder psychologist psychologists psychology

PCWDavies-1 see also psychiatry; SFreud-22 Medawar-31 LBarber-1 Jung-9 MKlein-1,2 Rosen-1 see madness SFreud-12 LBarber-1 see also behavioural psychology, social studies; Bannister-1 Mencken-88 ORourke-17 Wodehouse-13 WJames-12

like a natural science paranoia is smart p Kanter-1 popular psychopath Stalin more of a psychopathic element Linder-1 psychosis & psychotics psychotic murderer psychotherapy pub puberty public Dunstan-1 Torke-1 Dewey-3

remedy for social disease with p comes humiliation publish impossible to p lower right to publishers cohorts of the devil Goethe-8 1Anon-10 AlbertEinstein-33 Janowitz-1

Brandeis-4

1Anon-106 Raban-1 RHarris-3

AAdler-1 Behan-5 Burroughs-1 Cronenberg-1

publishing

see also writing; 1Anon-10 Ayer-3 Boon-1 Bovee-1 TCampbell-2,3 CarterRuck-1 Chandler-22 ACockburn-1 Connolly-9 Dicey-1 GEliot-6 Goethe-8 Gollancz-1 GGreene-14 Headlam-1 Heine-3 RHutton-1 WJames-1 Lichtenberg-1 Luther-1 TMacaulay-35 Shaw-60,77 Spark-1 Targ-1 Unseld-1 Wellington-16

Medawar-25 Szasz-6 WebbJohnson-1

see public house, tavern see also adolescence; Crowley-1 Feiffer-3 SFreud-21 see also hoi polloi; HHAsquith-4 Chamfort-9 Galbraith-34 Wilde-79 Puccini pudding puddings puddle waking up puddles puerile puffing puff up pug puissant pulled thread pulley pulpit pulse punch line punctuality punctuation puncture pundits punish punished

faster than you think Bergerac-2

Pauli-2

Kerman-1 Runciman-1 Shostakovich-2 CDickens-5 Wharton-4 JAMWhistler-9 DAdams-17 AlexSmith-2 Acton-2 1Anon-106 Carey-6 Mencken-24,63 see publicity Ruskin-27 TCarlyle-45 Milton-17 GThomas-8 SJohnson-61 1Anon-225 EBWhite-3 Erdrich-1 JMortimer-15 Colton-5 Gainsborough-1 LouisXIV-3 LouisXVIII-1 EVLucas-1,2 EWaugh-11 2Anon-45 WTemple-2 Wilde-47 JMorris-3 Agnew-1,2 GHerbert-13 Wilde-1

Hazlitt-63 WIrving-13 Keats-7 Pound-10 WWestmoreland-2 pudenda affairs duty figures house identity is kept ignorant lavatories life meeting money opinion Moritz-1 NFDavies-10 SBaldwin-7 RedSkelton-1 Dr Webb-13 RHofstadter-2 Liverpool-2 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 Falconer-1 Victoria-9 AYoung-1 see also majority, wrong; Alcuin-1 Austen-22 Bacon-27 Bagehot-34 2SButler-26,27 Colton-2 TSEliot-12 Emerson-46 Fabius-1 Galsworthy-6 Hegel-3 Hesiod-2 Hoccleve-1 Horace-9 TMacaulay-4 Peel-6 Pope-9 TRoosevelt-4 BRussell-29 Shaw-72 Swift-8 Sylvester-1 Wilde-34 performance property relations school LMumford-6 Cobbett-10 Jefferson-8 see publicity Connolly-23 Feynmann-5 HenryFielding-10 Gibbon-30 FRLeavis-4 Luckett-1 Merriman-1 RMorley-4 Saki-6 AWaugh-10 EWaugh-8

cut p expenditure RMarsh-1

give p what they want

insatiable curiosity Wilde-108

wish to p opinions Bagehot-35 for rewarding others Kahneman-1

punishing rewarded for punishment Kahneman-1 see also corporal punishment, execution; TArnold-1 StAugustine-4 Bentham-6,15 1Bible-28,36,41 FLBailey-1 EBond-1 Bronowski-3 LdByron-26 Cicero-14 Dworkin-8 lbEinstein-10 Gracian-7 LadyGregory-2 Hazlitt-1 Hemingway-6 Hocking-1 EGHubbard-15 Hume-16 TMacaulay-37 Mead-1 JSMill-34,37 Nietzsche-4 SARichardson-1 Ruskin-45 BRussell-1 Shaw-97 LionelStrachey-1 Szasz-5,8 Tacitus-15 Thucydides-3 Vachell-1 Voltaire-36,40 Wilde-32,82,97 carries its own eager for our unending punishments puns Punto is very well known 1Anon-38 pupils pupped puppetry puppets puppies purchase pure life is purest purgation purgatory purification Puritan ethic Puritanism purity purport purpose Eco-1 Keillor-1 TMacaulay-82 Mencken-11,48 Schama-11 Bankhead-3 WJBryan-5 Carey-9 HALFisher-3 Millay-4 CPankhurst-1 Ryan-1 Gorey-1 Asimov-2 Ayer-2 Dworkin-2 Galbraith-11 PHall-1 GHarding-2 1OWHolmes-9 HMacmillan-22 MWMontagu-7 Wittgenstein-5 in life purse pursuit of the trivial pushing Pushkin pushy bastards pusillanimity preached doctrines of put up with put-down see tolerance Alcibiades-1 Austen-5 Froham-1 Harman-1 Herford-4 GMarx-1 Shaw-45 Wellington-4 Gibbon-36 JBarnes-9 JChurchill-2 1TFuller-10 2TFuller-13 Gandhi-6 Lescabot-1 Webster-2 EAnderson-1 Jowett-1 Twain-89 Nabokov-14 no need to look for Athin-1 Martial-10 2Bible-16 JSMill-53 Aristotle-14 Beaumont-1 DMcCulloch-1 Newman-3 DGRossetti-1 Wilde-14 to the p all things are Abel-1 HAdams-4 Berlioz-3 Leonardo-3 Shadd-1 SSmith-40 Burgess-22 Thackeray-13 Swift-24 Pratchett-26 see also buying; IFisher-2 HannahMore-6 Tacitus-1 JBarth-1 Ingersoll-4 14

putrefaction putting it off Pygmalion Pygmies pylon beautiful thing Thomas Pynchon pyramids Pyrenees Pyrrhus Q quack quad al Quaeda quaint Quakers qualification qualifications qualis eram qualitative

AHuxley-18 OMiller-5 Halliwell-1 WChurchill-20 1Anon-256 ARoberts-1 Kakutani-1 Vidal-26 Raban-1 LouisXIV-2 Plutarch-1

StJohn-2 Kenyon-1 Kropotkin-1 DHLawrence-13 SLewis-1 John Pym

Mencken-88 RKnox-2 HJames-16 DGardner-3 Vidal-24 THood-3 LindaSmith-2 Tuchman-3 Horace-29

Barzun-11 Dennis-1 CLamb-15 Plutarch-4 Pope-16 Updike- quadrille

surest foundation Carnegie-12 transformability qualities endued with such ElizabethI-9 quality quanta light quantitative data method quantity quantum mechanics if right Greenberger-1 nobody understands q not shocked by q theory physics theory Bohr-8 Baggott-1 Bohr-1,2,4 Einstein-7 Gribbin-1 Weizsacker-1 JWheeler-1 there is no q world Petersen-1 quantum-mechnical laws quarantine quark quarrels GellMann-2 Dubois-1 GellMann-4 Brann-3 Buckley-2 NChamberlain-1 WChurchill-59 RFrost-14,18 Greer-1 Halsey-1 Haydon-1 Inge-9 Lincoln-19 Loyola-2 GEMoore-1 Ray-2 Sala-1 Shakespeare-25 Shaw130 Stubbs-1 Thoreau-25 ATrollope-7,18 Yeats-3 of popes and kings Austen-28 quarry Dan Quayle Queen fella belong Mrs Queen queen raised me to be 1Anon-196 Boleyn-1 Philip-6 MKingsley-1 Cleese-3 Groening-1 Feynman-2 Bohr-1 GPickering-1 Sculley-1 Belloc-11 Hume-10 Renard-5 ATrollope-43 AlbertEinstein-41 Adorno-2 Buffett-7 WBurroughs-3 SButler-6 Emerson-8 Ruskin-9 ATrollope-43 Lowenstein-1

not sure what to expect

images of P gravity JPBarnes-15

queer name him as a queers

LMAlcott-1 Borrow-2 JBSHaldane-1 O'Faolain-1 ROwen-1 R Dunstan-1 Auden-12 rabbit rabbits feet rabble Rabelais HRowland-20 Hugo-8 WShakespeare-52 Jafferson-39 Tukey-1 WChristopher-1 superior Rachmaninov racial explanations of difference Racine the fashion for racing racism Sevigne-2 Brookner-1 Inchcape-1 Runyon-1 Benn-5 ABeveridge-3 Bilbo-1 Bush-1 BDisraeli-58,59 EdwardVII-1 ElizabethI-6 Gobineau-1 Hume-11 Humphrey2 Jefferson-26 Kant-8,9 TELawrence-2 Lindbergh-4 Sienkiewicz-1 racist alcoholic and a r rack racket racquets radiation radical feet firmly planted in air radicals radio radioactivity error radish Raff raffish ragamuffin JDAdams-1 Alcott-1 1Anon-11 2Anon-26 Bayle-1 Buatt-2 Cardozo-1 WChurchill-5 Colby-3 Coward-4 ACross-1 BDarwin-1 RDavies-9,19 ODouglas-2 EbnerEschenbach-1 Emerson-26,28,29 Fermor-1 SJohnson-37,81 JudgeKennedy-1 Kipling-20 DHLawrence-2 Montaigne-1,41 HannahMore-2 Orwell-30 Peacock-8 HPearson-1 Rees-1 Ribblesdale-1 Sayers-2 RSchneider-1 Seneca-3 Shaw-141 Stoppard-13 JSwift-35 Terence-3 Walden-1 Whistler-7 Whitehead-5 Wilde-11,27 KWilliams-1 rags Raff Raffles rail railroads railway station announcer FOToole-1 CEMontague-1 GAMoore-7 Drabble-1 WChurchill-5 Montaigne-28 rain railways 1Anon-171 Arrago-1 MBuren-1 Burgess-6 Chesterton-39 WChurchill-48 Ciardi-2 Dent-1 Flanders-1 Gilbert-2 Gooch-1 AJohnson-1 DLardner-1 Levin-12 JSMill-32 Moon-1 Pile-1 AJPTaylor-7 Tredgold-1 Wellington-7,19 NWood-1 BeddingtonBehrens-1 CSCBowen-2 Franklin-19 RFrost-27 Home-1 Keats-17 Latimer-3 Lyly-2 Lytton-2 Morrow-1 Shaunon-1 Strunsky-1 Parton-2 Ruskin-46 RLStevenson-16 Twain-105 PWhitehead-1 FDRoosevelt-6 2Anon-9 Frost-9 1Anon-14,29 Hertz-1 Kelvin-4 Knapton-1 MMonroe-2 Orwell-12 Rand-1 Sarraute-1 EWaugh-5 Wells-12 see also nuclear power; Haldane-5 Millikan-1,2 SWeil-5 Hobsbawm-1 AlanBennett-32 Tchaikovsky-1 RDavies-14 SeymourSmith-2 Aristophanes-1 see also anger, fury, wrath; TCarlyle-40 Congreve-4 Fontaine-4 NLee-2 BRussell-80 DThomas-10 Weldon-1 Wilde-100 ANWilson-4 Farquhar-3 O'Malley-1 Tchaikovsky-1 Barley-1 Congreve-11 Cobden-3 FBoyle-1 Sinden-1 Beecham-8 Larkin-11 PFleming-8 1Anon-84 Shockley-1 RdWard-1,2,3,4 WWillcox-1 AJToynbee-11 TMacaulay-38 rabies race NFDavies-9 see also crowds, hoi polloi, mob; Herodotus-13 Burgess-13 Hervey-1 Isidore-2 1Anon-57,64,77,138,139,140 1Bible-12 Brigham-1 Feiffer-4 HALFisher-3 Gauch-1 Gobineau-1 Hoffer-9 DHume-8 Lincoln-7,15 Lovercraft-1 Mansfield-3 Said-1 Tomlin-1 GMTrevelyan-5 AHStephens-1 Boothroyd-1 ACBenson-2 Coward-15 Mencken-17 Kaunda-1 AToynbee-4

there are such things as querulous quest love the ? question everything

exact answer to wrong right answer to wrong q stupid think a q stupid questions Goldacre-7

Weisskopf-1 JoeyAdams-1 1Anon-98 Auden-31 Augustine-7 Bacon-9 Boulding-2 Camus-2 Colby-2 Colton-16 MCreighton-3 Hopper-1 Ionesco-1 Jay-3 LeviStrauss-2 McLuhan-3 GEMoore-1 Petrarch-2 Picasso-6 2WRaleigh-1 Sellar-1 GStein-1 Tolstoy-18 Tomlin-3 Ustinov-7 Veblen-2 Wilde94

asking the wrong Pynchon-1 foolish q of common open queueing quickly who gives quicksilver quiet quietus quit quintessence quixotry quocumque quotable didnt mean to be Rumsfeld-6 quotation CBell-1 2Anon-28 Mencken-76 Confucius-12 Publilius-17 LloydGeorge-6 Mencken-32 CNapier-3 AOakley-1 Swift-30 Thoreau-13 WShakespeare-52 WCFields-7 Leacock-11 HWalpole-6 Lec-1 Horace-3

Benchley-4 1Bible-15 Birrell-5 Bruyere-5 RobtBurton-9,14 RAF

HWFowler-1 Fox-1 France-5 Greene-11 Grellet-1 Hogben-1 rage

is out of context quotations happy my think in quote

EPowell-7

proof by haphazard LBenson-1

uneducated read books of better to express myself quoted correctly

on the just rainbow raised

2Bible-22 Parton-2

Ratty Ravel died gradually raven ravine ravishment raw razed razor reach reaction

ArMarshall-1 Ravel-4 Stravinsky-4 Stravinsky-8 MrsPCampbell-5 MLowry-1 see also rape; Fielding-4 JFletcher-1 Rushton-1 LyStrachey-4 Tynan-2 Welles-6 Montaigne-31 MWMontagu-3 Ockham-1 Twain-52 RBrowning-7 Chandler-24 ACClarke-5 SJohnson-4 Thackeray-4 Berenson-4 FDRoosevelt-6 Hobsbawm-4 FDRoosevelt-6

me to be a martyr Boleyn-1 rake rancour random range ransacked ransom rapacious and dishonest rapacity rape Machiavelli-13 Burke-37 1 Chandler-20 PCook-1 ADworkin-2,9,10 MFrench-1,2 Hemingway-2 Hoffer-7 ?Johnson-1 SJohnson-130 Napoleon-6 Pritchett-8 Proust-14 LStJames-2 ORourke-12 Sade-10 Thomson-1 difficult to distinguish Raphael Ruskin-13 Haskell-1 Chambray-1 Weinberg-4 admired artists preceding hoped for better from nothing you would want Raphaels stanze rapier rapine rapport rapture rare looking for something rarest rascality rashness raspberry blancmange rate ratiocination patient rational AHuxley-38 Ayer-11 SJohnson-12 Keynes-9 Sand-2 Sokal-4 Stone-2 AStorr-3 did not deserve opposition ecoconomic man electoral choices free choice thought world order rationality one of the many factors rationing rat race ratomorphic rats rattle rattlesnake GellMann-3 Lenin-1 LovatFriesen-1 Mellor-1 O'Rourke-6 Coffin-1 Koestler-7 Coffin-1 Koestler-7 Busch-1 Roche-2 SSmith-17 LTomlin-1 1Anon-186 Acheson-5 Sanford-1 Lipset-1 Aquinas-5 GellMann-3 Aristotle-27 Planck-3 Austen-8 Paulos-1 TBMacaulay-141 see also knave; SJohnson-76 Schopenhauer-14 Shaw-118 Tacitus-2 Barbirolli-1 ABurgess-24 ASmith-44 Wittkower-1 see sword see also rape, ravishment Wrong-1 Chamfort-9 Levin-7 TMacaulay-103 SSmith-38 Dworkin-19 ABronte-1 THardy-7 TMacaulay-116 Elyot-1 see also Chance; 2Anon-30 Emerson-78 Montaigne-31 1Anon-207 Mencken-73

against ones training somnabulists walking reactions inventing read and be happy forget mark, learn and novels as a task readable reader common reader inform the readers readiness reading Orwell-66

see also ravishment; DBarnes-1 AlBennett-30 Brownmiller- reactionary

HFielding-17 Kaveney-1 Keillor-6 Pope-24 ATrollope-30 1Anon-260 WSmaugham-57 Lichtenberg-11 4Bible-8 WSMaugham-55 Pound-12 RFrost-23 SJohnson-108 Koestler-6 Mencken-80 Kaveney-1 WSMaugham-62 WSMaugham-60 Forster-18 Acheson-8 JBPriestley-6 Shakespeare-28 Addison-3 Alcott-1 Aubrey-5 Auden-40 Becket-54 Belloc-7 AlanBennett-37 Birrell-3 Boswell-6 Braddon-1 Brodsky-1 Byatt-2 LdByron-30 Caron-1 Chamfort-8 Chandler-21 Chesterton-38,42 Colton-8 Connolly-7,13 CDarwin-8 Descartes-2 BDisraeli-49,50 LDurrell-4 Emerrson-57 Evelyin-1 Flaubert-1,5 MFoot-4 France-4 Franklin-14,19 RFrost-15 Gibbon-18 GriffithJones-1 Hamerton-3 Hazlitt-8 Helps-1 GHill-1 Hobbes-9 Hoggart-1 Hurst-1 HJackson-3,6 SJohnson-2,24,97,101 Lamb-2,5 DHLawrence-10 FRLeavis-6 QLeavis-1 Leno-1 Levin-13 Lichtenberg-8 Locke-3 JRLowell-7 TMacaulay-21,78 Manguel-1 TMann-2 Martial-3 GMarx-14 Melbourne-8 MWMontagu-13 Montaigne-2 Montesquieu-2,10 Naipaul-1 Nightingale-1 Orwell-36 Parsons-1 Penn-3 Pessoa-5 Pope-2 NPorter-1 Pound-12 BRussell-37 Schopenhauer-8 Shaw-78 RBSheridan-5 LPSmith-2 SSmith-7,43,56 Steele-2,4 GSteiner-2 GThomas-4 Thoreau-7 Tomlin-2 Trevelyan-1 ATrollope-15 Twain-40 Updike-3 NVansittart-1 Vidal-2,8 Vonnegut-2 HGWells-10 WWilson-3 VWoolf-17 EYoung4 Zappa-1

books is to do them harm from begining to end

victims of r and injustice

give something of himself take r for more of a fool cannot get interested

human beings entirely

all good books consoles excuse us fatiguing r

Descartes-7 Montaigne-38 Updike-3 1Anon-224 AJBalfour-13

rushing round like JPBarnes-23

half learned the art of

is a hreat blessing ATrollope-30

maketh a full man 1FBacon-3 results substitute for valueless books Ronald Reagan for best friend real estate life nature of things world realism modernistic realist realities reality SydneySmith-60 Burgess-23 Ruskin-58 Joyce-13

womens incapacity to reasonable

Bon-1

Ashdown-1 TSEliot-6 Franklin-2 Hume-3 KaunitzRittberg1 PJKavanagh-5 Lessing-1 TMann-5 ONash-4 Rampling-1 Shaw-59 Voltaire-6 Yeats-9

whole life r my works

reasoned errors reasoning THHuxley-15 see also contemplate, intellect , thinking, thought; Cary-5 Chesterfield-1,13 Chesterton-18,27 Coke-2 WWCollin-1 Confucius-3,11 Cooke-1 JFCooper-3 d'Abernon-1 Dalrymple-1 Darwin-1,5 Descartes-4 Drummond-1 Edison-6 AlEinstein-16,17 GEliot-23 Fielding-6 FMFord-10 Forster-8 2TFuller-7 Galbraith-2 Galileo-3 Goethe-18,19 DGould-1 Helps-1 GHill-1 Housman-7 Hume-9,10 THHuxley-2 HJames-4,10 WJames-5,6,7 Jefferson-11,27 SJohnson-12,17,26,39,69 Kant-2 JFKennedy-5 Keynes-9 Kierkegaard-3,5 CLamb-5,12 DHLawrence-14 Lecky-1 L'Estrange-1 Levin-6 LeviStrauss1 Locke-3 Lowell-2,3 Luther-4 TMacaulay-14,25,73,78,80 Mannes-2 Mansel-1 Mansfield-1 Marquis-5 Maugham-29 Medawar-27 Mencken-80 JSMill-41 Milne-1 Milton-7 Montaigne-10,14 Nabokov-8 Nietzsche-15 Pascal-5 Popper-2,18 JPowell-1 Publilius-1 CRandall-1 Renard-2 FDRoosevelt-7 Rousseau-6 BRussell-1,10,21 Santayana-10 Schopenhauer-3 Shakespeare-43 Shaw-78 JMSmith-1 LPSmith-9 HSpencer-6 JFStephen-1 SzentGyorgyi-1 Talleyrand-5 Thoreau-2,8,14 Torriano-1 Trench-1 Voltaire-6,15 HWalpole-5 Washington-1 Whitehead-4 GWilson-4 Wittgenstein-4 Wollstencraft-3 acquiring knowledge circular Burston-1 man has technique Beauvoir-1 reasonings bad reasons Landor-13 Bradley-1 TSEliot-23 LeviStrauss-1 JPMorgan-3 Ortega-2 Pascal-11 Santayana-14 good r for bad things two r for doing reassurance Post-2 JPMorgan-3 Becket-4 Braque-1 1Anon-93 Bradshaw-1 Emerson-12 Hardy-2 Luther-11 Mansfield-2 Muggeridge-3 Piggott-1 Seldes-1 a little r is a good thing people rebellious rebirth rebuff rebuke recall words receipt received do not know what Porchia-2 for what I have opinion receiver recent recession not the fault of workers spend out of recherche 1Anon-220 Morita-2 Callaghan-4 Jameson-1 BRussell-84 SJohnson-89 AJPTaylor-10 1Bible-36 Plato-11 see Rejection Lecky-3 Mencken-70 Halif-1 Horace-7 Menander-3 Horace-7 Schnabel-3 Jefferson-43 Montecuccoli-1 RBacon-3

Groening-1 JonathanHunt-1 Sahl-4 RWilliams-1 JLWarner-1 Ruskin-33 Nathan-11 Chekhov-10 Machiavelli-9 Middleton-1 AlbEinstein-37 Malraux-5 Planck-3 ArnBennett-8 CBronte-6 Chandler-30 Hamerton-1 Ibsen-8 MMcCarthy-2 Burgess-9 BenGurion-1 Crisp-10 AJay-6 THarrison-1 1Anon-50,93,223 Auden-19 Ballard-14 Beerbohm-8 Burgess-8,9 LdByron-23 Camus-8 Carey-4 CartierBresson-1 Chandler-9 JCharles-1 Conrad-11 Cronenberg-1 AlbEinstein-2 Feynmann-5 Godard-3 Gribbin-1 Hardy-1 Hawthorne-2 Hazlitt-21 AHuxley-34 THHuxley-5 Lodge-1 Manguel-1 KMarx-2 JMMury-3 Nietzsche-10 Pessoa-3 Picasso-5 APickering-1 Sagan-2 Shaw-47,52 WStevens-1 Updike-4

painting less r world

beats fiction describe is fractal new idea of too much reaping reappearance rearmament why reason

Conrad-20 CartierBresson-3 Frankfurt-1 Pratchett-37 Pauli-3 Pauli-3 TSEliot-43 1Bible-30 Bottomley-1 ASmith-17 WHastings-3 SBaldwin-10 Tennyson-20 33 Haldane-23 1Halifax-8 Hazlitt-61 Inge-24 SJohnson-150 Luther-14 StanislasI-1 Tait-1

capture a moment of does not go away Dick-3 layman usually means

Bentham-7,10 WBlake-15 Coke-2 HFielding-16 BFranklin- rebellion

all r is against it bought at price cannot be forced

2SButler-25 Montaigne-39 Crescas-1 BDisraeli-64

created French revolution experience contrary RBoyle-1

follow r far enough 2SButler-39 hostility to a itself is fallible Warnock-4 Abbagnano-1 WSMaugham-68 Aquinas-3

language of r leaves her law in accordance with need not fear never try to

lost everything but Chesterton-62 Chesterfield-37 SydneySmith-63 Aquinas-4

not r besieged Troy BDisraeli-64 regulation in accordance shines but dimly shut the eye of Saracen conquered BDisraeli-64 EPWhipple-1 Franklin-44

reckless recognition recollection recommendation reconciliation reconciling record records recovery recreation rectum reculer recurring red redeeming quality redemption red Indians Redhill reduced redundancy redundant you are John Reed reelected how to get reexplains what happened reference book referred to refinement reflection reform

Thucydides-1 Trollope-17 ArnaldAmaury-1 AlanBennett-37 Bowra-3 Colton-7 FPJones-2 RKMerton-1 Swift-2 Commager-1 Cope-4 TSEliot-27 SJohnson-107 SParker-6 Wordsworth-1 Barnes-7 Fielding-8 GHarding-3 Ray-2 RBSheridan-19 EHCarr-1 Capa-2 Khaldun-1 JDavis-1 Galbraith-32 Paine-15 Nietzsche-1 Mencken-83 Mayhew-1 Montaigne-16 Tuchman-6 Burgon-1 FHague-1 Khayyam-1

refutation regimen

Bernard(ofClairvaux)-2 BDisraeli-20 Paley-1 Popper-1,24 Suzuki-1

not be in the need of same regression to the mean regret

GSmith-2

Kahneman-1 HAllen-1 Amiel-2 Bankhead-2 Betjeman-4 1Cato-3 Cooley1 BDisraeli-5 TSEliot-28 Ghalib-1 Heine-5 Jowett-3 Maugham-5 Menander-3 GJNathan-8 DOsborne-1 Publilius-13 Stowe-1 ATrollope-12 Wilde-14,87

the suffering around

at resisting temptation playing it safe regrets follies a man r regular income regularity regulated regulation EBowen-4

Ghalib-1 Maugham-5 JGNathan-8 HRowland-1

Twain-79 Wilde-87 JBarrymore-5 HRowland-1 LouisXIV-7 Delacroix-2 Flaubert-6 Gainsborough-1 Gilbert-2 CDickens-37 WODouglas-1 Collier-1 JEDyson-2 Galbraith-32 Reagan-8 ASmith-38,49 JWilson-7 any reference to a r 1Anon-265 of liberty of power the more rehearsal rehearse do not r enough reheat reign Dahlberg-7 Dahlberg-7 Lao-4 Fonteyn-1 MacLiammoir-1 Marriner-1 Berlioz-2 Dietrich-3 Bismarck-10 Hardie-1 SaintJust-1 Tacitus-8 Thiers-1 TiberiusII-1 Victoria-13 Vincentius-1 reigning family reincarnated as a deadly virus reinvention Lord Reith rejection rejuvenator relations relationship relative advantage to passing events relatives relativism relativity is itself relative theory of relaxation relevance relevant ASmith-28,29,47 CABeard-1 see also family; PAdler-1 Goldsmith-7 Kaufman-2 RMacaulay-4 EWMumford-2 Becket-41 BRussell-77 Scruton-1 Sokal-2 Mach-1 CABeard-1 AEddington-4 Byatt-2 JGay-1 GeorgeV-1 Kempis-2 Montaigne-7 RDavies-38 Barthelme-1 BHLHart-2 GeorgeV-1 VRobinson-1 Twain-35 Windsor-4 Philip-8 Stoppard-26 ADent-3 1Anon-10 Blades-1 Crowninshield-1 Emerson-50 HJackson-4 Ruskin-18 Connolly-27 Kingsmill-1 QCrisp-8 Fowles-1 OSitwell-6

in tooth and claw Tennyson-21 Wellington-25 BDisraeli-2 Sumption-1 see Indians red Thorne-4 Morton-2 ACollins-1 Day-1 SJackson-1 Rayner-1 SeymourSmith-4 Juncker-1 Berger-1 Francis(deSales)-1 Kipling-5 Shuckburgh-1 JDAdams-2 Kaveney-1 Jevons-1 Leighton-1 Nietzsche-33 Pericles-2 Auden-35 Bentham-12 Ruskin-33 Astbury-1 AlBennet-20 ABronte-1 Brougham-3 Burke-34 HChannon-2 ECharles-1 JGibbons-1 OGoldsmith-20 EHubbard-2 Loreburn-1 TBMacaulay-52 Melbourne-12 Metternich-2 Milton-3 Orwell-52 Pessoa-3 Popper-2 Ruskin-36 Sahl-1 Schama-6 Shaw-97 SSmith-39 Twain103a Reformation reformation refrigeration refuge refugee of the Nazis refusal refuse to become victim Atwood-5 to defend some men refutability refutable Cicero-37 JSMill-11 Popper-1 Nietzsche-24 THHuxley-14 TBMacaulay-91 Saki-15 PPorter-3 Aristotle-17 Crisp-9 SJohnson-76 Mencken-53 Popov-1 CFreud-9 Livy-2 Lovelace-1 Maugham-3 MWMontagu-2 Puzo-2 Rongier-1 WScott-16 WTSherman-2 Stark-2 Wilde-92

smug stinking lot Windsor-3

reliable relief relieve yourself

religion

see also Christianity, church, clergy, God, Mammon, Methodism, Roman Catholicism; FBacon-48 JBaldwin-1 JBarrow-1 Beaudelaire-8 Becket-20,47,68 JGBennett-2 Benson-1 Bierce-17,34 Brann-4 Breasted-1 Brenan-2 CBronte-2 LBruce-2 Buchan-1 Burgess-5 Burke-26 RobtBurton-13 Butterworth-1 Crevecoeur-4 Diderot-8 BDisraeli-25 EdwardVII-1 TEdwards-1 Einstein-8,10,24 Emerson-35,48 Euripides-4 Feyerabend-1 CFForbes-1 FMFord-1 SFreud-2,14 Gibbon-5 Greville-1 Guicciardini-6 Gurney-1 Haldane-3,21,24 HenriIV-3 AHerzen-2 Hoffer-9 Holbach-2 JHHolmes-1 Hume-10,16,17 AHuxley-27 THHuxley-7,12 Januszczak-1 AJay-1 Jefferson-30,32 Jerome-4 Junius-2 Keynes-21 Knox-1 Koran-1 Larkin-1 Lucretius-1 Luther-14 TBMacaulay-26,123,128 Marcuse-1 Marlowe-2 KMarx-10 Maugham-2,13 Mead-1 Medawar-1 Menander-1 Mencken-3,6,18,41,56 JSMill-2,13 MWMontagu-10 Montaigne-17 IMorris-5 Mortimer-2 Muir-1 Myerson-1 NapoleonI-9 Nietzsche-38 Paine-7,8,12 Pascal-4,13 Peacock-3 Pepys-5 Pirsig-1 RPotter-1 Priestland-1 Proust-5,9 Rostand-1 Ruskin23 BRussell-2,17 Sade-11 Sand-2 ASedgwick-1 Sewell-11 PBShelley-1,11 SSmith-2,10,45,52 Smollett-9 JStewart-1 AStorr-3 Thatcher-2 Themistius-1 IThomas-2 ATrollope-36 Twain73 ARWallace-8 EWallace-2 EWaugh-6 Weinberg-2 Weyl1 Whitehead-11 JWilson-1 Woodruff-2

faith fanaticism freedom fundamentalists passion purposes

1Anon-239 Darrow-10 GMTrevelyan-5 1Anon-244 Asimov-7 Bolt-4 FOConnor-2 Campion-2 Ayer-1

r, frank, amorous, ireful statements are meaningless test of a r system thought relish relive reluctant rely remain remarkable remarks so full of signal r remarriage Rembrandt looking modern JHowell GeorgeII-2 Amiel-4 Engel-1

without injury to more or

Addison-1

Wordsworth-8 Hegel-4 Santayana-9 TMacaulay-120 NChambelain-4 Macmahon-1 Symon-s-1 1OWHolmes-8 Montaigne-18

Gogh-1 Gowrie-1 JHunt-1 Picasso-1 Quennell-2 Ruskin-6 Shaw-112 Malraux-6 Malraux-6 Gogh-1

modern picture looking only R has that tenderness remediable remedies die of few good remedy

all our

SJohnson-157 CBell-2

JCameron-1 Moliere-10 LTolstoy-25 Chamfort-12 Bacon-14 Defoe-1 HFord-3 Fawles-1 Horace-21

and science related Pauli-3 art and r are two roads can bear no jesting GHerbert-15 can purify science JohnPaulII-2 change of mind CSagan-5 TPaine-20 Howatch-1 Chesterfield-1 contradictory to character disproved by science free to embrace in England PiusIX-1 Voltaire-51 JPBarnes-19 Hilbert-2 CharlesII-2 Belloc-16 Moreau-1 matters of r or matrimony

encumbering it with

applying the wrong EBenn-1 remember books dinners future having lots to I past them what I read remembered everything Twain-121 see also memory; 2Anon-38 Bader-1 Chandler-24 Hazlitt26 Keats-15 Lavoisier-2 LLee-6 JMontgomery-1 Peck-1 Santayana-9 Twaqin-83 PWhite-1 reminiscences hysterics suffer from remorse remorseless working of things ANWhitehead-13 remoteness renaissance works of art Guido Reni Renoir TSEliot-29 Ustinov-1 Fowles-2 Rabelais-12 Ruskin-56 Welles-1 Hoving-1 Berenson-1 BurneJones-2 Manet-2 SFreud-24 remembering SydneySmith-60 SydneySmith-60 Namier-4 Pratchett-17 Hood-4 Namier-4 Pratchett-27 Auden-16 Binyon-1 ATrollope-30

invade private life Melbourne-2 live according to the tenets martyrdom necessary in not a r for gentlemen reject me on account of reproach to a r start a suffer for useful view that r has wound religions Penn-7 LRHubbard-2 CharlesII-1 Alembert-1 Commager-4 Feynman-10 DPotter-1 BRussell-85 IMorris-5 Cioran-1 seemed only credible

something that hadnt undeservedly remembered

superficial knowledge of

more the consequence number in their edges religions hope of immortalityIngersoll-6 religious

Bierce-8 Hazlitt-1 HJacobson-1 ONash-9

Nietzsche-34 SBlackburn-3 HHEllis-3

belief no consequences complextion of the world decline in r belief SFreud-8 drowned r fervour KMarx-16

sublime creation of Wittkower-1

rent renunciation reorganisation repair impossible to reparation repartee repay repeal repeat

Bloch-1 Kosinski-1 DMurray-1 KAmis-16 Petronius-1 JQAdams-4 DAdams-12 DGabor-1 1Anon-174 Becket-43 ABrien-1 Diderot-4 TMore-2 Brown-7 Gray-4 Tacitus-14 Wiener-1 USGrant-1 Aurelius-1 Bellow-8 Emerson-70 Goodall-2 Guedella-1 Hegel-4 KMarx-7 Reynolds-2 Rossini-5 Santayana-9 Thucydides-5 CWolf-1

a classic rescue research

CFadiman-7 Brougham-4 Mencken-62 Talleyrand-1 Bacon-8 WLBragg-1 Conant-1 AlbEinstein-24,26 Jolly-1 Medawar-19 Mizner-3 WPaton-1 SzentGyorgyi-1 Veblen-2 Wright-1

dignified by the name excuse for idleness Jowett-6 increase scope and Kuhn-1 never achieved pure scientific resemble the past reserve judgment reserved reservoir resign be able to resignation resigned I am not DMurray-1 resist temptation resistance RWBaker-3 least resistance resolution Rouse-1 resolutions resolve resourceful respect Millay-6 Jowett-6 LBragg-1

HLasaki-6

what you wish youd said

EOWilson-2 Thucydides-9 Herodotus-9 1Anon-123 HMiller-2 Rumsfeld-7 Clemenceau-7 RFord-1 MFreeman-1 GMarx-11

the past repeating repentance replacement report not too proud reporter can invent things

Thucydides-9 Cather-3 Congreve-13 Dryden-23 Emerson-68 1TFuller-5 2Anon-27 WRogers-8 Dana-2 see also journalism; RBaker-3 JCameron-12 Frayn-7 Marquez-6

dictates first draft ACater-1 renounced everything reporters are doing less repose reprehensible represent the whole people representation representative repression reprimanding you must not begin by reproach reprobate reproduction reproof republic does not need is a raft Republican republican at twenty republics repulsive reputability reputation Coffinhal-1 Ames-1 Reagan-5 Depew-3 NapoleonIII-2 ORourke-13 Spencer-9 AStevenson-8 Guizot-2 Bagehot-12 Dryden-5 Shaw-99 Heine-5 HJames-24 Sellar-2 Veblen-1 1Auden-9,80 JBernard-1 Bruyere-3 Buffett-2 Byron-3 Dudek-2 Hammerskjold-2 Hecht-4 Hegel-1 Horace-22 Lorenz-1 Paine-15 Pascal-8 Renard-8 6 Shelden-1 RBSheridan-3 Smollett-9 Thackeray-1 Wilde-20 for intellect and integrity requiems reread BFoster-1 Shaw-19,24,25 Malbourne-16 RMNixon-12 LdCamden-1 Galbraith-46 LdCamden-1 Inge-8 Otis-1 Stone-1 Burke-9 see also oppression; GEliot-18 Dgardner-2 Emerson-59 Grigg-1 see also journalists; Patraeus-1

see also regret; ABronte-2 Jefferson-29 Jennings-1 Law-1 DHLawrence-35 Pessoa-2 Sun-Tzu-2 Thackeray-9 Wilde-14,55 WWilson-12 FMFord-12 see determination Wilde-81 see determination GWBush-4 Gilmour-3 1Anon-195 JBaldwin-3 IsBerlin-3 HBosanquet-1 Dietrich-2 Dunne-2 Erasmus-3 BEvans-1 SGoldberg-1 SJohnson-125 Mencken-38 Nero-1 Plato-1 Saki-12 BAStanley-1 Stravinsky-5 Truman-2 Twain-74 Voltaire-27 WWilberforce-1

thrive on misfortune

conduct in Hungarians

owes you his judgment

for the bombing treat a girl with respectability respectable

Rumsfeld-16 Phelps-1 Buchwald-1 Becket-53 Hobsbawm-2 Hope-5 Hughes-1 Orwell-22 CNParkinson-1 BRussell-2 Sumption-1 Wilde-30

see also blame; Addison-29 InnocentX-1 GAllen-1 Boorstin-2 Bowden-1 CDarwin-7 RFord-1 Tennyson-7 1Bible-24

for those of no service

cannot be r without being people dont write music respite responsibility Salisbury-2

BRussell-20 Borodin-1

SBaldwin-5 Camus-3 Clausewitz-2 Confucius-1 Dickens-17 Durrenmatt-1 SJHarris-2 Hirst-1 Hoon-1 KSJoseph-1 RKnox-3 Lec-3 Lincoln-1 McGinley-4 Macmillan-8 Marquis-2 JSMill-39 Naughton-3 O'Rourke-8 Peacock-2 Salisbury-9 Stoppard-14 HGWells-20 JamesWilson-9

I carry individual responsiveness rest reste restaurant restaurateurs

JFKennedy-20 Bierce-55 RBrowning-1 see also relaxation; Cowper-5 CDickens-33 Heraclitus-6 Leacock-1 Marquez-3 Macmahon-1 Algren-1 JBaxter-1 Becket-57 Chesterton-48 HMacmillan-6 JMortimer-14,15 Postgate-2 LBarber-1

restaurants smart restless restlessness mistake for rejection restoration restraint Graham-1 Budgell-1 Butterworth-1 TCarlyle-37 MLKing-3 Malthus-2 JSMill-35,37 MWMontagu-10 DWebster-3 Woodruff-1 VWoolf-15 restraints formal r desirable KAmis-12 restrictions result results assess action are the basis had my resurrection retail retaliation reticence retire being young until Larkin-13 retirement no retiring retreat no retribution retrospect return revelation revelations revenge Cowper-5 GFisher-1 WHalsey-1 CRandall-1 JamesThomson-1 ATrollope-37 DHaig-5 Namier-4 dArgenlieu-1 Foch-2 Mussolini-1 Ngo-1 Rippon-1 Rochejaqulein-1 Scipio-1 Wellington-13 Wilde-45 DHaig-5 see also revenge; Peel-4 Shawcross-2 Theroux-2 Desai-1 HFast-1 Halif-1 Beethoven-6 Jenkyns-1 JButler-1 Levenstein-1 see also retribution; Colton-5 Connolly-8 Gibbon-15 Guitry-1 Juvenal-8 JPKennedy-2 Linklater-1 TMacaulay-3 Machiavelli-4 TBMacaulay-5,137 OMiller-2 Ngo-1 Nietzsche-24,35 Reno-1 Socrates-7 Sontag-2 Stalin-2 Tacitus-4 dish best eaten cold1Anon-240 history consists Burke-52 1FBacon-43 Beaverbrook-5 LdByron-26 Fritze-1 is a kind of wild justice projecting schemes of punishment is tradition revenue trumps factual accuracy revenues reverence reverential about the past review reviewer reviewing induiscriminate r of books reviler revise revolt revolting Eagleton-1 Berryman-1 see also rebellion, revolution; PMason-1 1Anon-71 Shaw-125 Orwell-66 Birrell-8 Auden-39 GMarx-14 Reger-1 see critic HamptonSmith-1 ASmith-35 Bagehot-24 Hoffer-7 Levin-7 Mackenzie-2 AMarr-3 Gauss-4 LdByron-26 Eldridge-1 DFStrauss-1 LloydGeorge-19 CarwynJames-1 MLErnst-1 Gissing-2 JBernouilli-1 JWilson-7 STColeridge-30 Flaubert-7 Hoffer-5 EBJohnson-10 AOnassis-2 Goodall-3

revolution

MArnold-1 HHAsquith-3 Bierce-33 Burke-17 MFreeman-2 Grey-1 Guicciardini-4 Guizot-1 Inge-12 JKennedy-1 Keynes-4 Kissinger-6,13 LeGuin-1 Lenin-4 Li-1 TBMacaulay-5,39,52,132,133 Mansfield-2 Marx-6 Mirabeau-1 Orwell-28,52 Pessoa-3 SaintJust-2 Schama-2,4,6,10 SeymourSmith-4 Shapin-1 Shaw-3,51,89 Thucydides-1 Tocqueville-3,7,11 Trevelyan-6 Trotsky-1 Wellington-1 Woodruff-3

come the revolutionary idea revolutionist in custom revolutions great cause of successful revolver reward

KPacker-1 RWest-9 ACClarke-5 Shaw-89 Mencken-84 Schopenhauer-20 TBMacaulay-149 Galbraith-47 1Anon-113 KAmis-22 LdByron-36 Callaghan-1 Chesterton-44 Cicero23 Claudian-3 Dryden-30 Einstein-10 Emerson-43,61,43 Faraday-3 HenryFielding-21 Gracian-7 Guicciardini-1,3 Hazlitt-43 JHome-2 Hume-16 Ovid-17 MPrior-2 Proudhon-2 Runciman-7 Ruskin-51 JRussell-2 Silius-1 Sophocles-10 Spenser-3 Szasz-5 Vachell-1 Vanbrugh-6 JWesley-3

rewarded for punishing rewarding punished for rewards rewritten Burt Reynolds rhetoric Kahneman-1 Ingersoll-4 Santayana-21 Barbour-1 Chapple-1 BDisraeli-13,33 Galbraith-12 THHuxley-12 TMacaulay-79 Olivier-1 Yeats-3 Woodruff-1 impressive but empty rhetorical effectiveness rhetorician rheumatism Rhine rhinoceros Cecil Rhodes Rhodes scholar rhyme rhythm riband ribbon ribs Ricardos Law of Comparative rich Bucholz-1 see also wealth; CFAlexander-1 Bagehot-28 Bayley-1 1Bible-13 ACarnegie-2 AChase-2 BDisraeli-48 Ecclestone1 HFielding-9,13 FSFitzgerald-3 Franklin-38 RGardner-1 Geddes-1 OGoldsmith-11,13 Grocott-1 MHastings-1 Hemingway-8 SHoggart-2 Kerkorian-1 JKerr-3 Kirkland-1 Lao-3 Mencken-45 ONash-8 2DNorth-1 ORourke-13 Senior-1 ASmith-8,48 Tanlaw-1 AJPTaylor-9 Ustinov-4 as if he were JJAstor-1 1EdwardMoore-2 beyond the dream of Beerbohm-1 Larkin-2 KAmis-12 Nietzsche-15 Sokal-5 Summerson-1 see also Ribbon; RBrowning-8 see also Riband; Welles-3 Boucicault-1 Burrow-7 GWSteevens-1 Joyce-7 Runyon-6 Baldwin-12 STColeridge-13 SBaldwin-7 EBarrymore-1 FMFord-15 DavidMellor-1 Twain-4 Fritze-3 Kahneman-1

keeps wounds open 1FBacon-60

cannot be in things is better I want to get man start a religion to get r is no sin white woman Richard II Richard III Samuel Richardson

Burghley-1 Illich-3 Boehm-1 BKaufman-1 JELewis-1 Tucker-2 Geldof-2 Diogenes-10 Burchill-2 LRHubbard-2 Deng-1 Ivins-2 Smollett-6 Schama-11 Barnes-7 STColeridge-17 SJohnson-74,152 MWMontagu-11 WSMaugham-58

success is sole judge thing to be let alone to differ vaguely

Hitler-4

contributions from EBWilliams-1

WChurchill-71 JAFisher-6 Brandeis-3 WODouglas-2 RHJackson-2 JAdams-8 HWCarr-1

to study painting, potery

men trying not to feel old

work is a dull way Ascherson-3 without ever being Meany-1 wrongs righteousness rights Burrow-2 Bierce-47 GregoryVII-1 Truman-8 1Anon-167 Baer-1 Bagehot-17 Bentham-4,10 Bernanos-1 PWBotha-1 Burke-2,44 TCarlyle-36,39 Coleridge-15 JCCollins-4 Coolidge-6 Cousins-1 Defoe-9 Gladstone-7 FHague-1 WHastings-2 Hegel-6 Jefferson-17,18 Junius-1 JFKennedy-8 Lincoln-24 Lindley-1 Lippmann-5 JRLowell10 Malthus-3 Mazzini-1 Mencken-67 Metcalfe-1 JSMill-27 Mortimer-6 Quayle-7 Rebecque-1 Robespierre-2 Shapiro-1 Schopenhauer-13 SSmith-33 JTodd-1 Voltaire-8 crying for of the ssvage Kenyatta-2 Fourier-1 Gladstone-7 Nozick-1 Paxman-2 extension of womens

Clarissa is of a length riches infinite

see also money, wealth; HFielding-16 SRichardson-2 Runciman-7 Shakespeare-41 OSitwell-6 CMarlowe-6 JSwift-14

looked on r as valuable prefer to indolence Ricardo-6 richness solitude is r of the self riddle ride a horse rider ridicule

Sarton-2

violate persons rightness

WChurchill-46 Leacock-12 Franklin-24 GHerbert-11 Chesterfield-3 Juvenal-3 CLever-1 Levin-9 TMacaulay-18 Montaigne-20 NapoleonI-11 Paine-5 Renard-1 Rousseau-8 Santayana-7 ATrollope-11 Voltaire-3

when wealth is spread breath-taking rigidity rigour Rilke Rimbaud Rimsky-Korsakov ring riot he did not against turnpikes Copland-4

HMacmillan-21 Feynmann-5 Steiner-1 DParker-3 Tiomkin-1 HSpencer-2 MArnold-5 TArnold-1 Franklin-29 Gladstone-9 WIrving-6 MLKing-1 Rushdie-1 Tebbitt-2 IGilmour-6 Gide-2 JohnHunt-1 SSmith-51 PMason-1 see also hazard; Benn-6 Dulles-1 Goldacre-6 DGooch-1 Greenspan-1,3 Herodotus-1 Jong-1 Kierkegaard-1 Mackie-1 Maugham-4 Moon-1 DRay-1 Reagan-6 Ruhe-1 ASmith-10 AStevenson-12

ridiculous riding riff-raff rifle Diana Rigg right

Brenan-5 Chesterfield-3 Hume-17 Paget-2 Blanch-2 Leacock-7 TMacaulay-109 Truman-11 see hoi polloi 1Anon-128 Richet-1 JSimon-1 Confucius-6 Craxton-1 AlbEisntein-25 Fenton-2

KAmis-13 EBourbon-1 Buffett-1 Callaghan-1 RChurchill-1 rioted Galbraith-30,36 EBHall-1 Hazlitt-17,35 Hebbel-1 Heinlein- ripe 9 AHuxley-16 LBJohnson-8,9 LeviStrauss-2 Longfellow-9 Rippingille TBMacaulay-48,117 McNamara-2 Montesquieu-3 HMore-4 rise ONash-4 Ortega-2 LPeter-3 Ruskin-28 Sellar-2 Shakespeare-49 Steiner-1 ASullivan-1 Swift-11 Twain-39 Ustinov-8 Vian-1 WWilson-4 rising risk

always born into no r

JMBarrie-18 Sumner-2 Boileau-1

chiefly with the strong convinced they are Post-1 di it r the first time SAdams-4 equivalent and having been I do not to get might is mind need to be not too sure Sumner-2 Say-3 GStein-5 Plato-21

protected from them all rather than upside Hanson-1 risks ill-defined Ritz rival rivalship rivers road walking along roads JBest-4 Darling-3

Krewski-1

Baudrillard-1 Inge-13 AMarshall-4 ASmith-33 Chekhov-5 Heraclitus-2 Khruschev-2 Mikes-1 Pascal-12 IbnBattuta-1 Chesterton-58 1Anon-169 Bevan-5 Chaucer-5 Eisner-1 PFleming-1 Fontaine-3 Frost-17 SJohnson-56 Lille-1 JSMill-32 Pascal12 CReade-1

is with the strong BoileauDespraux-1 see security JQAdams-3 Chesterton-7 Decatur- 4 Schurz-1 Seddon-2 Bloomberg-1 Camus-10 LearnedHand-4

my country r or wrong not doing the r thing place at the right time

roar rob

WChurchill-14

search for the truth AlbertEinstein-33

a lady and murder as honourable freedom to his mother lawyers rob you robbed of everything robber barons robberies robbers in Greece more robbery a calling prosperity is robbing think little of robots Robespierre robs

HenryFielding-5 TBMacaulay-130 TBMacaulay-138 Chomsky-2 Faulkner-3 Chekhov-3 Galton-2 CSLewis-6 ?Johnson-1 WIrving-10 WilhelmII-3 Fletcher-1 Lao-4

romantic romanticism

BurneJones-1 Crisp-10 Doyle-9 Friedenberg-1 lAmour-2 Proust-10 Sellar-2

cherished slavery Hobsbawm-5 Rome Ambrose-1 Augustus-2 Brougham-3 Chaucer-5 Claudian-1 Fontaine-3 Gibbon-29 Herford-1 Lille-1 Mazzoli-1 CReade-1 Twain-50 destruction of roof room F D Roosevelt roost birds came home toAMiller-5 rope rose garden named after me roses TSEliot-28 ERoosevelt-3 Barrie-11 Burgon-1 Emerson-20 Hazlitt-28 Herrick-1 Khayyam-1 Marquis-10 Mencken-8 JRockefellerJr-1 Ronsard-1 RBSheridan-8 Spenser-2 GStein-3 T Roosevelt Rossetti Rossini rot rotten rottenest rotting wood AWaugh-9 McFadden-1 Wilde-68 1Anon-210 MAsquith-3 Shakespeare-29 LdByron-17 Shaw-53 Firminianus-1 Sellar-2 Hess-1 GHill-1 Voltaire-39 JWesley-5 Golding-5 Kissinger-15 BNicholas-1 Santayana-15 HSimon-1 rowdyism rowing Royal Academy royal commission power royalties royalty MFoot-1 InnocentIII-1 CSLewis-2 MacManus-1 1Anon-83 Antisthenes-1 Bagehot-4,12,17,19,24 Brann-1 RDavies-6 BDisraeli-1,57 Dryden-5 Evarts-1 GeorgeV-9 JBSHaldane-6 TMacaulay-104 Mary-1 Mencken-69 PhilipII-1 Polybius-1 Reagan-2 JRussell-1 Stevas-1 WWilson-5 rubbing rubbish rubble P P Rubens Diogenes-8 Blcher-1 SHoggart-2 Charles-1 LdByron-46 see Riot FTDCoke-1 WScott-12 1Anon-129,130 rotund rouge rough diamond rough-hewn roughness roulette round roundheads Rousseau routine Shaw-86 2SButler-14 FMFord-12 Verdi-1 JOsborne-3 JASmith-1 RLStevenson-11 BWebb-3 Galbraith-47 Ruskin-23 Cervantes-7 Twain-4 Shaw-38 AWHare-1 LMAlcott-2 Beecham-4 Confucius-1 THeywood-1 RLowell-11 HSHolland-1 Thatcher-6 DWebster-2 VWoolf-16 2OWHolmes-10 Mencken-104 took all the vanity out

protects us against Mencken-36 SJohnson-132 Luther-11 Proudhon-3 Sutton-1 TBMacaulay-137 Shaw-147 Quincey-2 Asimov-1 Lovelock-1 TCarlyle-31 Shaw-99

1Anon-112 Boswell-3 2SButler-9 LdCamden-1 Chandler-20 Lord Roseberry

on business principles La Rochefoucauld Earl of Rochester rock & roll rocket scientist rockets rocks rod Auguste Rodin Ginger Rogers rogue role roll up that map Rolls-Royce ride to in a Roman Catholic Catholics 2WPitt-7 KPacker-1 Buffett-12 Buffett-4

Lampedusa-2 SJohnson-49 MWMontagu-11 Catlin-1 1Anon-77 Blair-3

Hayward-1 Lindbergh-1 JMoore-1 Paine-2 Woolley-2 Lehrer-4 Brecher-1 Cornforth-1 Fletcher-1 WWallace-1 1Bible-24 1SButler-5 Shaw-133 BThaves-1 Emerson-47 HFielding-13,15 Otway-1 Scott-1 Acheson-3 EEvans-2

ones rockets are up

Faraday-5 Propertius-2 Austen-25 Spark-4 IThomas-2 see also Catholic; AlBennett-12 Coogan-1 Dawkins-1 REllis-1 HWEvans-1 TMacaulay-25,89,90,91 Mikes-2 Orwell-25 PParker-1 Wotton-2

culture empire romance romanesque Romans

Mlodoniw-1 Gibbon-36 Caligula-1 Gibbon-27 Hobbes-7 DMcCulloch-1 Auden-15 ArBennett-1 CPChurch-1 ADavies-1 SFreud-5 Suckling-3 Grimm-1 NDavies-1 TBMacaulay-135 Palmerston-1 Somervell-1 Tacitus-1 GChapman-1

Royal Opera House 1Anon252

decline and fall of R people had one neck

what have the R done for

rubies price is above value of Anton Rubinstein rudeness 1Bible-29 1Bible-48 Tchaikovsky-1 see also manners; NDouglas-4 Fielding-1 Gallico-1 Hazlitt-2 Hirst-1 Milton-2 Quincey-1 Socrates-9 Theroux-1 Twain-35 ruffian memorable rug making Ruhr ruin CDickens-42 NAstor-1 RDavies-23 Bonfiglioli-1 Goering-2 see also insolvency, poverty; Adenauer-2 Bankhead-4 GeorgeV-5 TBMacaulay-139 Pyrrhus-1 Shaw-104 Asmith34 HWalpole-10 ruination ruining people a sport ruins cannot cover the world rule Metternich-5 Aristotle-28 Cato-4 DiogenesofSinope-7 LouisXI-1 Mencken-77 Montgomery-3 Popper-26 Rand-4 BFSkinner-2 WWallace-1 Zamoiski-1 any fool can make a of drama of law should be certain ruled general well rulers Voltaire-49 Bamberg-1 Dicey-3 Jayakumar-1 Steyn-1 Mansfield-5 PMason-1 Steuart-1 CNapier-2 Becker-1 Bierce-49 DHLawrence-26 PMason-1 Pericles-1 Plato-19 JFStephen-3 WWilson-5 with least enthusiasm rules Plato-18 1Anon-73 Becket-17 AlBennett-2 Brien-2 ChalesI-2 Galbraith-49 MacNaghten-1 Mencken-22 Orwell-10 Plutarch-2 QuillerCouch-2 BRussell-57 Tintoretto-1 easily learned ruling classes few party rum rummy business rumour run away running NAstor-6 Wellington-31 WilhelmII-2 1Anon-114,115 Archilochus-1 1Bible-31n 1SButler-2 Carroll-2 Caxton-2 Erasmus-6 2TFuller-6 Gellius-1 Goldsmith-5 Housman-5 TMacaulay-16 Menander-6 JamesRay-1 Scarron-1 WTSherman-2 Suckling-2 Tertullian-5 the country Damon Runyon rupee rural England Pile-1 Vonnegut-5 Gopnik-4 RMaxwell-1 in the long r dead Keynes-18 JMWTurner-2 TCarlyle-7 AHuxley-32 KMarx-11 Priestland-2 Bentham-18 Machiavelli-12 WChurchill-17 Swinburne-1 VaughanzWilliams-1 Manfield 4 Diplock-1 should be ascertainable S Thoreau-29 VFoster-2 Burgess-19

quiet rus ruse rush headlong hour rushed John Ruskin Bertrand Russell Ld John Russell Russia

JamesThomson-1 Martial-8 SJohnson-146 Pope-20 Bentine-1 Morton-3 Keillor-6 Cary-1 Emerson-15 Jenkyns-4 Lancaster-3 SRaven-2 Sickert-1 JMWTurner-4 JMWhistler-1 1Anon-61 PJDavis-2 Housman-9 Mannin-1 BDisraeli-25 1Anon-28 MArnold-6 Brann-5 WChurchill-46,48 Egremont-1 PFleming-2 Kipling-22 DHLawrence-12 TMacaulay-122 KMarx-4 NicholasI-1 GPrice-1 JReed-2 BRussell-72,73 SeymourSmith-4 IBSinger-3 CPSnow-3 Steffens-1 LTolstoy-13 Truman-4 EWaugh-13

Russian indifferent to truth RodBraithwaite-1 scratch a Russians cannot believe enemies give a beating rust off the chains Rutherford ruthless THHuxley-14 JWatson-1 NChamberlain-4 FDRoosevelt-7 Maistre-4 Bricusse-1 Victoria-17 Bismarck-14 THughes-4 Victoria-17

do not have self-restraint

Sabbath-breaking saccharine adoration sacking sacred teachings too sacrifice sacrificed his life sacrifices sacrilege sadism/masochism sad coloured sadder and wiser saddest

Quincey-1 Heinlein-11 GDay-1 Grass-1 Jefferson-23 CPScott-1 NFDavies-5 OHerford-5 Emerson-34 RELee-1 Maugham-22,28 Moltke-1 BRussell71 AJPTaylor-18 JCameron-6 ?Johnson-1 Michener-1 Milton-1 Connolly-9 Orwell-1 Paget-1 GWilson-1 Victoria-16 THood-3 TCarlyle-46 Medawar-31

Vita Sackville-West Carey-17

and strangest landmark saddle on his back sadists Sistine Chapel for RHughes-2 sadness Rumbold-1

1Anon-30 Chesterton-33 FMFord-11 FrancisofAssissi-1 THardy-6 Housman-2 Longfellow-7 APhillips-1 VSPritchett-5 CRossetti-1 Sully-2 Whittier-2

safeguard

Demosthenes-2

safeguards juridical safe and civilised life only way to be sex safety Hayek-4 Pyke-1 Orwell-57 Ingres-3 Hawes-3 Aesop-5 1Anon-79 Bentham-8 WChurchill-69 Douglass-1 1 Salisbury-1 AStevenson-5 Thucydides-4 HWalpole-13 RLWeber-1 deserve neither liberty nor give up liberty to purchase sagacious sagacity sage Sahara said a good thing clearly nothing I never Saigon sailor sailors saint they call me St Pancras station St Pauls cathedral St Peters saints Loon-2 TMacaulay-110 SSmith-40 HWalpole-10 Gregorovius-1 see also Christopher, Pancras, sanctity; Benson-1 Bierce-34 Orwell-31 Roseberry-1 Sales-1 Stocks-1 Camille Saint-Saens salacious salad Salamis salary sales salesmanship salesmen Salieri J D Salinger Salome salt salvage salvation Army Samara appointment at Samaritan same sample WSMaugham-51 Thatcher-5 see also consistency, consistent; BanksSmith-2 Cicero-31 Heraclitus-2 Melbourne-7 Ravel-2 Runciman-2 Shaw-16 HNicolson-3 DPotter-2 Evelyn-1 StGaudens-1 LBJohnson-4 Lockhart-4 see also pay Galbraith-58 see also selling Marcuse-1 Ovid-3 HThompson-1 Thomson-1 Healey-4 Winterson-3 Mailer-6 Burrow-1 Kipling-16 WHalsey-1 Eldridge-1 Augustine-19 Cyprian-2 PiusIX-1 Beecham-5 Camara-1 dead sinner revised Bierce-34 WScott-18 Mencken-89 ECharles-1 Publilius-14 AlanBennett-33 Lovelock-1 Seneca-15 Whitehead-5 Twain-107 BoileauDespraux-3 Coleridge-8 O'Rourke-1 2SButler-29 see also navy; SJohnson-40 THughes-2 IWard-1 BFranklin-43 BFranklin-43

large enough Herbert Samuel sana sanatorium Sandhurst sane totally s society

Diaconis-1 LloydGeorge-18 Juvenal-5 1Anon-229 NFDavies-6 JGBallard-6 CPChurch-1 Tebbit-1 Bierce-34 France-6 Gladstone-7 Lucretius-6 Carman-1 Longfellow-4 Caine-1 1OWHolmes-12 DParker-9 Brophy-2 Bierce-47 Kipling-27 RHunt-1 Spencer-4

Gibbon-24 Gooch-1 LAmour-2 Moon-1 WPalmer-1 DRay- Santa Claus sanctimonious sanctity of life sanctuary quiet sand sandals sand-bag sandwich sandwich-board San Francisco sang froid sanginary sanitary

stopped believing STemple-1

everything has beenBruyere-1 Lec-4

and mechanical age HEllis-7 engineer sanity too much sapere aude Sarasate sarcasm not petulance rule Jean-Paul Sartre neurotically sat Satan satanism Eric Satie satiety satin satire Horace-27 Kant-5 Shaw-23 TMacaulay-17 BDisraeli-63 AWHare-1 1Anon-177 Warnock-3 Haig-4 see also Devil; Mackie-1 Sirko-1 IWatts-3 JDouglas-2 JLKlein-1 Cocteau-2 Bacon-37 Bierce-18 Chesterfield-9 Heraclitus-6 Jevons-1 MWMonbtagu-9 LdByron-24 WSGilbert-4 RAdler-1 Auden-3 Auty-1 Bayle-2 Crisp-10 Dryden-1 Juvenal-2 DHLawrence-34 Lehrer-1 MWMontagu-3 DPotter-4 Swift-4 satisfaction see also Unsatisfied; DBarnes-3 PFleming-6 Freud-6 DGabor-1 SJohnson-28 Leopardi-1 Nobel-1 Raine-5 Schopenhauer-1 satisfactory find s solution satisfice satisfy a man Saturday sauce sauntering Brenner-1 HASimon-1 IFisher-2 Fichte-1 Gilbert-2 Pirajno-1 Fonteyn-1 LStrachey-5 see also madness; KAmis-22 SJohnson-30,150 McInerney1 Cervantes-12

Brann-12 REllis-1 Jarman-1 DHLawrence-25 MMcCarthy-4 Sardinian

find mischief for idle

of the chief executive

no s talk necessary Burroughs-5

no s outside the church

Bankhead-8 JCampbell-2

sausages being made laws are like savage races Richard Savage savagery savages save the country saved saving Savoy saw I sawdust sawing Saxon say

Shaw-48 Streeter-1 Mirabeau-3 Bismarck-15 Mirabeau-3 Congreve-2 Popper-29 Ovid-25 ARWallace-5 SJohnson-128 BDisraeli-27 Doyle-1 Frazer-1 THarrison-1 Healey-1 Plato14 Strabo-1 Bon-1 Burke-48 Gilmour- 5 Gladstone-7 DLessing-4 TBMacaulay-137 Haldane-15 Brann-13 Hood-2 Thurber-9 1Anon-21 Bagehot-5 Sterne-5 CharlesV-2 JohnIII-1 JanIII-1 Julius-6 Cardus-1 Connor-1 Twain-24 Kipling-14 Whateley-1 Beaumarchais-1 Bierce-46 ECharles-1 Cohan-1 Colton-6 JAFisher-5 Forster-8 Leon-1 Montaigne-24 Wallas-2 Whistler-7 Wilde-70

scenery scent scepticism

see also country; Ruskin-40 Connor-3 see also doubt; 1Anon-16,117,195 Bacon-9 AlBennett-4 CPChurch-1 ACClarke-3 Darrow-1 Eddington-1 TEdwards1 Emerson-7 Goldacre-8 DGould-1 Herodotus-5 OWHolmesJr-2 Hume-21 THHuxley-11 Jefferson-11 Medawar-17 Mencken-16 BRussell-1,7,8,11,21 Sartre-2 Thoreau-2 Villon-1 Voltaire-7 Whiting-1 Wilde-34

does not allow it to be

schadenfreude

1Anon-29 MBragg-1 Bruyere-6 Burke-19 Cicero-32 Confucius-3 Curzon-2 FSFitzgerald-14 EWHowe-1 Lucretius-5 TMacaulay-60 Mencken-13 Montaigne-3 Pepys-7 Pope-5 Rochefoucauld-1,11 Wilde-21

Scheherezade Schiller schizophrenia scholar humour of true s should be scholars does not need not been great scholarship scholastic Schonberg school

JBarth-3 JGuinness-1 see Madness

Schleswig-Holstein Palmerston-3 1FBacon-75 Fan-1 TBrowne-1 Burnet-1 Chandler-22 Gibbon-18 Jenyns-1 SJohnson-47 TMacaulay-47,66,116 Penn-3 WScott-18 SCoffinhal-1 1OWHolmes-17 Rieff-1 Hume-18 Abell-1 Adorno-2 RStrauss-2 see also education, public school; Akers-1 1Anon-218 Carrington-1 Chisholme-1 Drucker-2 HannahMoore-1 RMorley-4 Ruskin-36 Swinnerton-1 Updike-10,15 RWest-9 no one ever liked Boothby-1 schoolboy every s has at finger ends every s knows schoolboys schoolgirl schooling schoolmasters schoolmistress schoolrooms for the boy Schopenhauer Schubert familiar with truths Renan-4 Bernieres-1 Brophy-5 Twain-88 see also teacher; Bonfiglioli-1 see teacher Becket-64 ECook-2 Wodehouse-4 1Anon-59 Grillparzer-1 Liszt-1 McClary-1 LMozart-1 FASchubert-1 Schumann-1 Shaw-29 Steiner-1 Weingartner-1 allows himself to be there is a divine spark in Robert Schumann Schumpeter Albert Schweitzer science Brendel-1 Beethoven-2 RobtBurton-16

it as clearly nothing to something such nice things what you like saying anything worth sayings scaffold scamp scandal

MArnold-21 RobrtBurton-9 Cage-1 HCLodge-2 Keillor-7 GBarry-1 CluttonBrock-1 MArnold-22 Aelius-1 WPalmer-1 THardy-7 Appleyard-2 Chamfort-7 Chandler-19 Dryden-19 Farquhar-3 TMacaulay-18 Mencken-14 Moliere-3 RBSheridan-3 Thackeray-16

nothing but hath been said

clearly in the fewest

TBMacaulay-145

between throne and CharlesX-2

by a woman of easy virtue sin lieth in the avoiding scandalous practices scandal-sheet scar scarce imported thing in LBragg-2 things are scare scarecrow scared scarified scarlet scarce scatterbrained scelus scene Behn-1 RCecil-1

Hailsham-2

Mencken-89 Liverpool-2 AMarr-1 Highet-1

Shaw-29,113 Galbraith-4,5 CJames-9 JCameron-6 see also laws, nature, physics, quantum physics, physics, research, theory, wrong; 1FBacon-8 RBacon-4 Bohr-2 VBush-1 Crick-1 CDarwin-4,10 FDarwin-1 PCWDavies-2 Dick-2 BDisraeli-12 Doyle-9 Eddington-1 AlbEinstein-1,5,8,19,24 Faraday-2 MFischer-1 Fleay-1 Galileo-1,4 Gauss-4 GellMann-1 WGilbert-1 SJGould-2 Gregory-1 Gribbin-1,2,3 JBSHaldane-1,2,17,19,21 GHardy-2 Hawking-2 THardy-6 DHealey-7 Hegel-2

ORourke-20 Appleyard-2 EWHowe-7 Kipling-2 JMorrison-1 Hawthorne-4 Belloc-7 Emerson-46 Beerbohm-19 Seneca-18 EJenkins-1

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Heisenberg-1 Helmholtz-1 OWHolmes-3 JHopkinson-1 AHuxley-19,33 THHuxley-1,2,6 SJones-5 Kelvin-2 Keynes27 FKnight-1 Kuhn-1 Lacepede-1 Laplace-4 Leacock-5 Lindbergh-1 Lovecraft-1 Lytton-5 TMacaulay-20 JCMaxwell-1 Medawar-1,28,29 Mencken-87 Michelson-1 JSMill-11 Milton-13 Monod-1 Moser-1 NMosley-1 INewton-9 Oppenheimer-1 Paine-9 Pasteur-2 WPaton-1 Peacock-3,13 Percy-1 Perutz-1 APickering-1 Planck-2,3 Playfair-2 Poincare-1,2 Polkinghorne-2 Popper-1,13,19,21,21,24,34 GPorter-1 Proust-9 Rand-3 SRichardson-6 BRussell-18,26,56 Rutherford-2 Sizzi-1 JMSmith-2,3 Smolin-1 CPSnow-4 SzentGyorgyi-1,2 Tennyson-13 Thorndike-1 Twain-3 Virgil-1 ARWallace-2 AWaugh-2 CVWedgwood-1 Weinberg-2 Whitehead-1,2,3 Wigner-1 EOWilson-5 Wittgenstein-2 Wolpert-1,2,3 Youngson-2,3 action in the framework affects moral conduct all s requires mathematics antidote to enthusiasm applied science assisting the advancement bad cognitive continuity of curse s dismal Chomsky-1 Feynman-8 RBacon-1 ASmith-6 Conant-1

problem solved by CDarwin-14 progress of PiusIX-1 AMontagu-1 WJames-12 proof without certainty psychology like a natural pure science purpose pursuit of reassures

Barnett-1 Conant-1 Oppenheimer-2 BDisraeli-66 Braque-1 Pauli-3

religion and s related require martyrdom Hilbert-2 research respecty paid to roots of

EOWilson-2 JCMaxwell-2 Sokal-3 SBailey-1 CSagan-4 GASarton-1 EOWilson-3 Dirac-3 Sokal-4

should clear many things some s is very simple systematised postive tested knowledge of s true aim of well digested sciences age door and key to useful to men scientific Stannard-1 aspire to mathematics RBacon-2 JAdams-5 Carey-10 understood by everyone women should shun

teaches us to doubt CBernard-1 1FBacon-32 StanislasI-1

Barnett-1 LBragg-1

at odds of 10 to 1 Rutherford-8 DBurston-1 JMarshall-1 FDyson-1 MBorn-2 JCook-2 AHuxley-38 Suzuki-1 JBurroughs-1 TCarlyle-59 can purify religion JohnPaulII-2 conspiracy of brains

Santayana-17

bound to s method Schneider-1 claiming to be discovery named full of certainty greatness of s ignorance may tell us papers Wittgenstein-10 2Anon-29 1Anon-251 Bayliss-1 SBlackburn-2 Hilbert-1 Howatch-1 Knapton-1 WPaton-1

disinterested observation disproving current models done more for civilisation do not emerge from Hulme-1 essence of

Bronowski-4

importance of s work

everyday thinking AlbertEinstein-16 failed ideas live on EOWilson-4 false and barbarous Gibbon-34 far more interesting Goldacre-2 fearless quest for truths fiction good s writing Greek glories of intellectual JMSmith-1 Mencken-9 Bronowski-5 Carrington-1 Pratchett-37 Barzun-15 RGregory-2 Asimov-6 RGregory-2 SJGould-3 Aldiss-1 Dick-2 Vonnegut-3

popularisation of s JCMaxwell-2 result will establish Hilbert-2 revolution theories not final thought truth work scientism scientist curiosity survives Bondi-1 find discipline severe social scientists Boulding-1 Aldiss-1 Auden-14 Bondi-1 Bronowski-2 ACClarke-2 PCWDavies-2 Haldane-24 Hampton-3 Hobsbawm-2 PDJames-2 DHLawrence-25 Medawar-5,6,13,16,19 KPearson-1 Perutz-1 Popper-23 Rutherford-3 JWatson-1 curse the s illiteracy make things up JCook-2 CPSnow-2 Pratchett-37 Cornforth-1 Shapin-1 Medawar-35 JCTaylor-1 Engel-1 Planck-3 Agassiz-3 RKMerton-1 Barzun-15 superior to any s activity

has nothing to be ashamed invented after I left school is up to Asimov-4 many more dimensions methods of s must be used not manual of SFreud-25 not merely storehouse of law is hocus pocus Macklin-1 most exciting phrase no need for men of Marat-2 not s it is opinion Heinlein-4 objective peeping Tom of Popper-33 JBishop-1

truth goes through three

plundered this new McEwan-1 poured out miracles Goldacre-4

maintain modesty Boulding-1

worship of nature Smolin-3 Scientology Scind scoop score scorn Scotch Scots Brigstock-1 Napier-1 Carre-4 WRoberts-1 Woddis-1 Cibber-1 Congreve-4 Gay-6 Vauvenargues-1 HBogart-1 Shakespeare-30 Rooney-1

seaman seamless web seamstress search for the truth of an idea seasick seasickness seaside describe a day seasons seat

Nelson-3

were not gentlemen TBMacaulay-151 Maitland-1 JCarlyle-1 Hoffer-10 DThomas-5 AlbertEinstein-33 McAdoo-1 Newton-2 HaroldWilson-12 Koestler-1 Shaw-154 Erasmus-11 Fonda-2 NCHunter-1 Peake-1 Whittington-1 Chesterton-68

had the S been weaker

see also Britain; 1Anon-28 Barrie-4,12 Borrow-2 LdByron- seashore 32 TWHCrosland-2 Dante-3 Erigena-1 Fawkes-1 Chart-1 McDiarmid-1,2 SJohnson-51,56,142 Keillor-3 Lamb-4 Lockier-1 TBMacaulay-137,138,140 EMuir-1 Peacock-6 Philip-6 PiusII-2 BRussell-19 WScott-14,15 ASmith-28 SSmith-12,22,23 RLStevenson-6,16 DThomson-1 TrevorRoper-3

an utter bore back to Scotland Scotsman

RHumphries-2 Fawkes-1

offering s to three ladies seatbelts second best class intellect chance hand

Mankiewicz-2 BRussell-69 2OWHolmes-10 Hawes-2 RDavies-35 HEllis-5 Hazlitt-38 Ibsen-3 WMurdoch-1 Sahl-2 Pratchett-7

hes never make a FBoyle-1 Sir Walter Scott scoundrel scourge scout smiles and whistles BadenPowell-3 scratch a Russian scratching the walls of condemned scream screenwriting screwed up screwing scribblers scribbling mighty stir about scribes scripture Scrooge scruffy scruple scrupulous sculptor sculpture LdByron-15 Petrarch-1 see also Bible; Luther-13 Twain-123 Gyurcsany-1 DLodge-6 LTurner-2 Franklin-29 JPBarnes-25 Auden-1 Peake-4 Chandler-26 Cary-1 Maistre-4 Aiken-1 CBronte-8 Hazlitt-19,20,29,32 EMuir-1 HPearson-4 Pritchett-2 Twain-54 Bierce-42 Cobbett-4 Swift-14 MBragg-3 SJohnson-76 Shakespeare-44 patriotism last refuge of

hand set of dimensions prefer rate Rossini-7

JBanville-1 Beerbohm-6 Berg-1 Bronowski-1 Ginzburg-1 HLaski-4 Maugham-6 Milne-1 Muggeridge-10 HNicolson-2 RStrauss-1 AWaugh-7 EWilson-4

rate brain rate composer rate mind rate minds thoughts time secret

TRoosevelt-16 RStrauss-1 Milne-1 DCecil-2 Barrie-6 IbnBattuta-1 LdActon-9 FBacon-33 Becket-61 Bruyere-3 TCarlyle-2 1Cato-3 Franklin-1 OFranks-1 SFreud-15 Froham-1 Goethe-9 SJHarris-4 Herbert-4 Heywood-1 AJay-1 Koestler-3 Llosa-1 Longfellow-7 Milton-13 Priestland-2 1Richelieu-4 Rochefoucauld-23 Shakespeare-1 AlexSmith-3 Wilde-19

passages that trouble me Carey-7 Lambert-1

ballot of life services secretary secrets of state sect securities security

Palmerston-7 Crick-2 see also spying; Bricusse-1 Mancroft-3 PembertonBilling-1 THood-3 see shares 1Anon-167 MArnold-5 Gibbon-10 Lowell-9 TBMacaulay-61,129,129 Mencken-39 HMiller-4 AOakley-1 RBSheridan-2 ASmith-31,48 Vries-3 Webster-1

Beecham-8 Gothe-5 Macaulay-6 Trollope-4 Machiavelli-10 MMcCarthy-4 Brancusi-1 RByron-3 Callan-1 1Cato-2 PFleming-4 PWLewis-1 HMoore-1 Ruskin-20 BRussell-46 Sewell-9 Sibelius-1 SSmith-42 CWatson-1 Whistler-4

scum on a pond scythe sea

Maugham-37 Wellington-14 Pound-14 Council did not craving for sedan chair sedate sedation TCarlyle-31 sedition 1OWHolmes-12 Aquinas-1 1Cato-3 Cervantes-6 Conrad-16 Cyrus-11 Galbraith-48 Lucretius-5 JEPowell-2 Shelley-14 GStein-3 HoraceWalpole-15 Xenophon-2

Scylla & Charybdis BDisraeli-13

VLowe-1 AAdler-5 Sanderson-1

staring me in the face

CDickens-32 THood-3 Carey-8 WChurchill-32 Franklin-29 Luther-11 Smollett-8

squirt seagreen incorruptible

Dennett-1

miseries from seducers seduction

Burke-52 Pilkington-1 see also sex; Ayer-10 Becket-19 Bierce-19 Cauthery-1 Chesterfield-17 Dryden-22 LDurrell-2 Dworkin-10 Giroud-1 Grimond-1 SirJohn-1 Kierkegaard-1 Lehmann-1 Lippmann-2 MWMontagu-2 Muggeridge-10 Nastase-1 Oakley-1 Ovid-3 Ray-1 Rochefoucauld-2 Shakespeare-36 Suckling-3 Talleyrand-3,4 Thomson-1 ATrollope-8,33

self-education self-esteem

see autodidact Bacon-5 Betjeman-2 Bruyere-3 Burgess-4 TSEliot-36 Galbraith-10 Gilbert-3 Nobbs-1 APhillips-1 ERoosevelt-1 Santayana-8 Tennyson-2 ATrollope-32

self-evident self-expression self-government India self-help

Carey-8 KAmis-12 Auden-7 TSEliot-10,20 FSFitzgerald-2 see also government FESmith-12 Aesop-2 Aeschylos-4 ACarnegie-7,8 Emerson-16 Euripides-9 Franklin-13 ASidney-1 Smiles-1 Sophocles-5 Steele-2

difficult to distinguish seductive see all sides hardly anybody no evil

Dworkin-19

LStrachey-7 Schrodinger-1 Thucydides-7 Christie-1 1Anon-242 self-image self-importance full of self-indulgence self-interest selfish selfishness Windsor-3 see also sight; NCoward-13 Diderot-8 TGray-2 WJames-10 self-justification SJohnson-41 DLange-1 Nelson-2 SaintExupery-1 JMWTurner-1 ideologies of self-knowledge

Hoffer-4 Orwell-1 Kerrigan-1 Lippmann-7 Medawar-32 see also hedonism; Bentham-12 Kerrigan-1 JFStephen-3 Bentham-1 Hazlitt-10 Hugo-6 KMarx-5 JSMill-13,19 Santayana-15 ASmith-2,14,40 Wodehouse-2 Hazlitt-63 Wellington-25 see also egotism; Cartland-5 BDisraeli-46 Emerson-5,82 Galbraith-44 Meier-2 IPears-1 Shanks-1 Auden-8 Bettelheim-1 Chesterfield-4 Cicero-11 Cowper-2 Goethe-20 Hoffer-11 SJones-1 Karr-1 Menander-4 Pessoa-3 APhillips-1 Plutarch-3 Pope-6 Thales-1

ourselves as others FPAdams-4 things as they are RFKennedy-5 through seed seedy worn out hags seeing Rowland-15 LdByron-31 Dworkin-7

with the eyes of others seek seem seer seize the day select committee report selection self self-absorption self-abuse self-assurance self-cancelling self-centred self-confidence Horace-28 2Bible-39 Syrus-10 Kiberd-1

Hazlitt-70 self-love self-made man self-obsessed self-pity self-portrait self-possession self-praise self-preservation self-promotion self-publicist self-questioning self-regard self-regarding self-reliance

2Bible-18 Bierce-36 Gilbert-3 Hazlitt-10,38 Herodotus-4 Hume-1 JKJerome-10 SJohnson-98 Shaw-45 Bright-1 Clapp-1 see also self-absorbed; Galsworthy-4 Burgess-10 Foot-2 Hart-Davis-1 AWaugh-1 see painting WWCollins-2 MAsquith-2 Bacon-5 Fussell-1 SJohnson-31 Asimov-1 Emerson-16 BRussell-15 ASmith-40 SSmith-17 Chandler-8 Longford-1 JPBarnes-17 Medawar-17 Aristotle-31 TSEliot-41 Holgate-1 Brigham-1 RobtBurton-1 Confucius-2 Gurney-1 Henley-2 Joseph-1 Lincoln-10 JustineMcCarthy-1 Nietzsche-7 StAldwyn-1 Spencer-1 Terence-1

PLBernstein-2 Aldrich-1 Popper-21 Ruskin-18 AStevens-1 Brenner-1 JPBarnes-20 Connolly-12 Hesse-1 see also self-obsessed; Glass-1 Koch-1 Wilding-1 see masturbation LTolstoy-13 JimmyCarr-1 Condon-1 Koch-1 Yeats-10 Ackroyd-2 AlBennett-11 Connolly-1 AEddington-4 Fabius-1 Frost-1 Gilbert-3 DGregory-1 ERoosevelt-1 Stoppard-25 ATrollope-32

does not find perfect

self-conscious self-consciously hip self-contempt self-content self-control self-deception self-denial self-depracating exhibitionist self-deprecation comedy self-destruction self-discipline self-disgust

Connolly-23 HJames-14 Lodge-1 HughWalpole-1 self-reproach Holgate-1 FRLeavis-7 Congreve-18 Augustine-6 Burke-49 Horace-13 Twain-75 KAmis-13 Bettelheim-2 TSEliot-37 Franklin-1 Layton-5 Lec-1 see also celibacy; Bierce-35 Shaw-118 PCohen-1 Locke-6 JimmyCarr-1 Burckhardt-1 Galbraith-42 Ballard-3 ACooke-2 ARWallace-2 HughWalpole-1 self-respect self-restraint Selfridges self-righteous self-righteousness self-sacrifice self-satisfied self-seeking age self-sufficiency self-taught Peter Sellers selling

Stedman-1 PFleming-2 Mencken-68 Parris-1 ATrollope-32 MSarton-1 Hardwicke-1 Barzun-7 OKahn-1 Mortimer-7 CBronte-2 RHutchison-1 2Bible-35 Dworkin-14 Coward-19 SJohnson-119 Stark-2 Salisbury-11 RobtBurton-1 Gibbon-14 Jenyns-1 Montaigne-13 VWoolf-10 Boulting-1 1Anon-63 Chamfort-3 Chandler-21 Confucius-6 Fischer-2 MForbes-2 HMacmillan-13 VSNaipaul-2 RichardI-1

is performance with

I exercise extreme WCFields-12

semen semicolon

1Anon-95 Stopes-1 McAuley-1 SConran-1

sentiments inflated sentinel sentry box separation Serbia serenade serendipity Serengeti serenity of spirit serf serious

see also emotion; Popper-32 Barzun-11 Goldsmith-6 HJames-16 Chesterfield-6 Montaigne-24 Mary-2 WilhelmII-3 Kermode-2 GStorr-4 AlBennett-23 Niebuhr-1 GStein-2 Voltaire-46 see also slavery; AlexanderII-1 Beaumarchais-2 Byatt-1 Chesterton-37,54 Clemenceau-3 Guitry-2 THood-3 Humphrey-1 DJacobson-3 DHLawrence36 Montaigne-1 Muggeridge-16 Shaw-129 Talleyrand-7 Ustinov-2

better than a full stop doesnt know how to use Semmelweis senate senators look at send senility senior military commanders seniors sensation sensationalism sensations condensation of sense Matisse-2 Dubois-1

1Anon-225 JRMcCarthy-1 Thackeray-17 EEHale-1 MBradbury-3 SJohnson-26 DHLawrence-30 Muggeridge-4 NFDavies-8

Thoreau-26 LdByron-33 Chandler-19 Kipling-9

see also common sense; Dryden-8 Housman-6 Lockier-1 Luther-4 MacNaghten-1 Matthew-1 Maugham-11 Nash-2 Pope-18 SSmith-5 StanislasI-1 Swift-26 Valery-2

war is too sermon

Clemenceau-3 Talleyrand-7 Beach-1

on the Mount of Venus sermons

doesnt make make sense maximum of of history sound and no s senses sensibility afflicted with sensible sensibly

Pratchett-16 Carey-15 AHuxley-34 Twain-115 DMacDougall-1 MWMontagu-14 HAllen-1 Maugham-19 Lucretius-8 Bellos-1 FOConnor-1 Auden-25 2SButler-23 Emerson-33 Hazlitt-64 Rochefoucauld-15

KBarth-2 Beach-1 Brann-10 Emerson-18 TMacaulay-22 Montaigne-24 ATrollope-2 GTyrrell-1 Wellington-18 STolstoy-4

flailing around for Medawar-34 serpent servant depart in peace servants

on love and the good

see also snakes; Twain-110 HWalpole-16 2Bible-20 see also butlers, valets; 1Anon-66,201 TCarlyle-24 Chesterton-14 JFCooper-2 GriffithyJones-1 Ibsen-4 Leonardo-3 Linklater-1 Maugham-24 Montaigne-18 HannahMore-1 CPankhurst-2 Shuckburgh-1

all knowledge through

serve him right serves his country service servile servility serving God servitude set gaudy garish

2Bible-34 Confucius-13 Emerson-52 Milton-11 LPSmith-14 Bean-1 Voltaire-48 Boorstin-3 Milton-11 WTSherman-2 LPSmith-12 Wolsey-1 Livy-7 RBSheridan-18 DLodge-7 TMacaulay-15 Franklin-36 AHuxley-24 TBMacaulay-135 Nkrumah-1

acted more s than they sensitivity sensuality

ATyler-1

FMHubbard-4 Mailer-5 Orwell-40 Paglia-6 see also hedonism, pleasure; Alison-1 LdByron-17,45 Gautier-1 TMacaulay-10,57 Pessoa-2 SeymourSmith-1 Zetterling-1

sentence it is a to death sentences periodic sentiment noble sentiment sentimental sentimentalised nature sentimentalism philistine sentimentalist sentimenalities sentimentality

Attlee-4 Emerson-39 Forster-16 Housman-11 MarsJones-1Thoreau-14 Twain-27 Vidor-1 Whipple-1 Cantor-1 Behan-7 Burgess-22 CBronte-6 WChurchill-47 Emerson-75 GGreene-17 HannahMore-3 Schopenhauer-19 Jenkyns-1 Mencken-101 Hazlitt-66 KMarx-16 Brophy-7 Ravenhill-1 Brophy-4 Burgess-12 LdByron-17 Conolly-23 RDavies-4 Mencken-65 Schlegel-1 Shaw-6 EWaugh-14

and extreme licenceTocqueville-13 EBarrymore-2 RBSheridan-16 Aron-1 Burke-17 Montaigne-7 Keillor-4 HaroldII-1 Clemenceau-4 Spark-2 2OWHolmes-7 Cowper-3 STColeridge-8 Montesquieu-19 Peel-5 EWaugh-10 AWaugh-9 RCecil-2 Aquinas-1 Boethius-1 TCarlyle-23 Clayton-1 Hazlitt-44 Mizner-5 sewing sewing-basket Bottomley-1 Tennyson-1 RadcliffeBrown-1

settled settlement seven seventy being over to be again severest severity Sevres sewage into the sea

feet of English ground

TSEliot-40 Fussell-3 CFry-3 Gosse-2 Lancaster-2 Mantel-1 sewer/sewerage conventional Shaw-151

unearned emotion Joyce-12

sex

see also adultery, bed, chastity, codpiece, coitus, continency, desire, fornication, free love, fucking, homosexuality, laid, lechery, love, love-making, marriage, masturbation, Mount of Venus, onanism, passion, penis, promiscuity, prostitution, prudery, rape, salacious, screwing, seduction, semen, sexy, sodomy, vagina, virility, wank, women; WActon-1,2,3,5 Algren-1 WAllen-3,4,7,11 1Anon-21,24,43,48,61,74,75,156,194 Auden-1,11,12 Augustine-5,6 Bankhead-6 ArnoldBennett-5 Berenger-1 EBlake-2 MrsPCampbell-1 Carey-1 Caroto-1 Cartland-3 Cauthery-1 Chamfort-3 Chandler-19 Chesterfield-3 JClark-1 Crisp-9 Curzon-5 RDavies-29,35,37 BDavis-1 Dickens-3 ADickinson-1 Donleavy-1 JDouglas-1 NDouglas-1 Ephron-2 Epictetus-5 Ferber-2 Fielding-3,4 Fischer-1 France-1,2 SFreud-1,5,6 Galsworthy-2 Gaugin-1 Gibbon-6 Gissing-2 LadyGough-1 Gourmont-1 Graves-3 AGray-1,4 Greene-6 Gregory-1 Guccione-1 1Halifax-8 JerryHall-1 BHancock-1 GHarding-1 FHarris-2 Hawes-3 Haye-1 Hearn1 Hecht-4 Hillingdon-1 Hippocrates-3 Hite-1 AHuxley-2,23,30 DJacobson-2,4 Jarman-1 StJohn-1 SJohnson-32 Jong-3 Jonson-4 Jung-9 Kierkegaard-1 Kinsey-1 Kipling-3 Kramer-1 Kraus-1 Kundera-1 Laing-1 LangdonDavies-1 Larkin-4 DHLawrence-15 TELawrence-1 GRLee-1 Legman-1 DBWLewis-1 DLodge-1,6 Luther-2 Mailer-2 McDiarmid-1 Mackenzie-2 Malory-1 Marlowe-3 GMarx-3,4,15 KMarx-2 WSMaugham-13,32,45,47 PMetternich-1 KMiller-1 Millett-1 Montaigne-1,23 Montherlant-2 CMorley-1 Mortimer-16 Muggeridge-1,2 Nabokov-1,2,11 Nietzsche-3 Oakley-1 JOnassis-1 Ovid-14 Paget-2 Paglia-2,10 DParker-10 Parton-1 Peake-3 Pepys-1 Perelman-2 Petronius-2,3 Pileggi-1 Pinter-1 PittKethley-1 Plato-14 APowell-1 Raine-9 Raven-1,2 Ray-2 2Richelieu-1 Rollin-1 Roth-1 Rouse-1 Rushton-1 BRussell-14,36 Sade-1,4,8 Sagan-3,4 MStJames-2 Sales-2 Santayana-6 DLSayers-4 Schiele-1 Sewell-5 Shakespeare-8 Shaw-70 RBSheridan-14 Shorter-1 Simenon-2 ESmart-1 Sokal-5 Sophocles-7,9 Stopes-1 Storr-1,2 Strabo-1 Swinnerton-1 Szasz-3 Talleyrand-4 JTaylor-1 Tertullian-2 GThomas-5 PToynbee-2 ATrollope-28 Twain-8 Vanburgh-1 Vidal-22 HWalpole-6 EWaugh-12 Weill-1 Wells-15 MWest-4 RWest-4 RWhite-1 PWhitehead-1 KWhitehorn-2 Wilbur-1 GWilson-1,2,3 Wooley-1 WWyatt-2 Young-1 Zolf-1 Zetterling-1

money was like

JBaldwin-1 ORBowen-1 Ballard-1 JSMill-60 AlBennett-30

not just with partner should be more s on TV standing up SKelly-1 subordination of one s too much s and violence unsafe war worst of oral sex-crazed monkey sexless friendship aberrations abstinence desire desire is small Becket-18

RDudleyedwards-1 Connolly-16 Lipman-1 Bannister-1 Brookner-3 GStorr-5

Clemenceau-4 Cocteau-1 Comfort-1 Coogan-1 NFCooke-1 sexism

LDurrel-5 ADworkin-1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 HEllis-5 REllis-1 sexual France-1 Gourmont-4 Nietzsche-38 PMetternich-1 Muggeridge-20 JosephRichardson-1 Fichte-1 WSMaugham-81 MerleauPonty-1

deviance elevated Wharton-1 impulse not manifested intercourse without feeling maniacal penchant for misconduct pleasure prowess recreation relations sermonising success urge sexuality in clothes sexually ambivalent painter Carey-1 is this book shabby little shocker Ernest Shackleton shadow shadows reflected from minds Thomas Shadwell shady shake your hand shakers Dryden-29 WSMaugham-48 Cennini-1 Sapper-3 OShaughnessy-1 Algren-1 KAmis-1 1Anon-4 2Anon-26 Bacon-9 Hazlitt-69 JPBarnes-3 1Anon-201 Nabokov-11 Thackeray-11 Kerman-1 Wild-1 BookofCP-1 Franklin-13 Koestler-2 Lincoln-3 Nietzsche-23 Nobbs-2 Proust-8 Shakespeare-40 Hecht-4 Buddha-1 Epicurus-5 CFreud-3 Cheever-3 Larkin-12 Feather-1 DJTaylor-3 MAmis-7 Schopenhauer-27

MRobinson-1 RRobinson-2 Rochefoucauld-2,4 Rochester-1 sexy

sleaze and backhanders appeal castration of s offenders destroy s in America enjoy s at 74 fair

TBlair-3 AlBennett-29 Doctorow-3

Glyn-2 Kipling-30

Nicholas ShakespearHollande-1 William Shakespeare Barzun-11 Bridie-3 CBronte-8 Brophy-1 RBrowning-8 LdByron-1,3 RByron-5 Coleridge-9 Darwin-3 RDavies-41 Dreiser-1 Dryden-14,25 TSEliot-37 Emerson-78 Empson-1 GeorgeIII-2 WSGilbert-12 OGoldsmith-16 Graves-2 RGreene-1 Heming-1 EHughes-1 Jeffrey-1 SJohnson112,124 Jonson-3,7 Kermode-3 Knights-1 Landor-1 DHLawrence-18 TMacaualay-107 McEwan-1 AMarshall-1

do the work of love MTMcCarthy-5 Monkhouse-5 Schopenhauer-27 Pratchett-35

havent had enough Betjeman-4 in return for giving s is gateway to life like money FHarris-1 Updike-6 HHEllis-9

love is friendship plus s

Nabokov-11 Olivier-6 Payton-1 Pepys-1,8 Porson-1

Pritchett-2 WScott-8 Shaw-7,85,93,109 RBSheridan-20 CPSnow-4 Stendhal-1 Sutherland-1,2 Tennyson-2 LTolstoy-9,14 Victoria-7 Vidal-20 Voltaire-1,28 HWalpole-9 Wolpeert-3 Wordsworth-9 EYoung-4 by author of same name disgust this refined age except for S Buchner-2 Baugh-1 Voltaire-49 fitting language to thought ruin of the English stage sonnets of shallow person shallows sham Shamanstvo shame Wilde-106 1Anon-152 Emerson-62 Nietzsche-37 Wilde-71 Haughey-1 JCameron-1 2FBacon-1 Twain-54 Nabokov-12 1Anon-74 Bruyere-6 Bergerac-2 LdByron-42 Clement-1 Comstock-1 Confucius-1 2TFuller-5 Hailsham-1 Hazlitt-1 JamesI-2 SJohnson-8 Lecky-2 Macaulay-15 PMason-1 Montaigne-10 SRichardson-1 O'Rourke-3 Rousseau-8 Shelley-3 Stedman-1 JohnTaylor-2 Thackeray-6 the devil the fiend shameless shape shapely shares sharing shark sharp sharpness immoderate taste for is a bourgeois concept shatter shaving G B Shaw 1Anon-149 LdByron-2 Ivan-1 EBWhite-4 Agate-6 2Anon-26 WArcher-1 Beerbohm-5,8,9,19 Belloc-1 ArBennett-4 MrsPCampbell-3,6 RDavies-41 Halliwell-1 FHarris-2 HAJones-1 Joyce-1 DHLawrence-11 Lenin-9 Mencken-14,17,89 GJNathan-5 Nesbit-1 JOsborne-1,5 Rees-1 Saki-1 Scruton-4 SSpender-1 AJPTaylor-15 LTolstoy-10 Tynan-4 BWebb-2 Wells-2 Wilde-80 Zangwill-2 incorrigible poseur JPBarnes-17 she who must be obeyed shearing shears shed (noun) sheep Tiberius-1 SydneySmith-59 Stoppard-26 Bentham-12 WSChurchill-60 Healey-1 GHerbert-10 JKStephen-1 Tiberius-1 Twain-116 Wilde-50 carnivorous s sheepfold sheeps boiled in a wee s stomach shelf life Mortimer-11 Trillin-1 Groening-3 WChurchill-77 MBradbury-4 frtom broken homes Ingres-1 Haggard-1 CartierBresson-9 CartierBresson-9 Latimer-4 Rabelais-11 Shakespeare-46 Jonson-13 WChurchill-52 KMarx-11 Anouilh-2 Seuss-1 Hampton-1 see also Stock exchange; Bancroft-1 Pepper-1 Parton-1 Brinkley-1 HMankiewicz-1 Muggeridge-11 Shaw-13 Zolf-1 WIrving-4 JKJerome-13 Evelyn-3

shell cases Mary Shelley P B Shelley shelter shepherds R B Sheridan Thomas Sheridan sherry shewed more s than men shiftless shifty-eyed goddam liar shilling shine ships keel launched 1000 shipwreck invaluable in shiraz into urine shirts shit

Newton-2 Twain-78 Ravel-2 Halliwell-1 AMellor-1 TCarlyle-17 RBrowning-8 see Housing Seutonius-1 Tynan-4 SJohnson-23 Chesterton-43 JMaude-1 3Bible-17 RDavies-22 Truman-14 SJohnson-125 1TSheridan-1 JSwift-32 Beatty-1 Golding-2 WHalsey-1 GWHunt-1 DLardner-1 Longfellow-6 Napoleon-1 Richelieu-1 Stesichorus-1 JCPowys-1 CMarlowe-5 Gaulle-4 7Shaftesbury-1 AlanBennett-39 Dinesen-1 Chandler-25 IWard-1 see also excerement, faeces; Ackroyd-5 1Anon-34,44 Bankhead-5 Bazaine-1 Beckett-5 RChurchill-1 Hemingway-1 LBJohnson-4 Leger-1 Napoleon-17 Pepys-1 Solanes-3 Stoppard-23 AWaugh-1

bards of a s nation EMuir-1

pretty good s for the s you

dont give a

HRHughes-1

dove of peace will Coward-21 only one s at a time WChurchill-81 sell us s warm place to shithouse shits nabbed the fair shock shocked by honesty shocker shabby little turnip ghost of a shoddy shoemaker shoes Kerman-1 Shaw-152 WSGilbert-4 AMiller-4 ATrollope-38 Atwood-1 Caine-1 Canby-1 Franklin-24 GHerbert-11 Sterne-5 HWilson-5 could not afford to buy loose shooting shop assistants shopkeepers nation of shopping shops Mikes-4 Barere-1 NapoleonI-10 JTucker-1 SAdams-1 NapoleonI-10 ASmith-7 ANWilson-5 Ovid-8 Kipling-2 Phillips-1 Revson-1 Shaw-48,60 HGWells-14 Butz-1 Spotter-1 1Anon-165 Behan-7 Brodsky-2 Halifax-2 Inge-1 Krutch-2 Narvaez-1 Orwell-10 Sedgwick-1 Voltaire-16a Sadi-3 NCoward-22 JBarnes-9 Baudelaire-7 Becket-60 Bohr-1 Mencken-28 BRussell-58 Shaw-62 AHoffman-2 Butz-1 Truman-6

Humphries-1 WRInge-9 Jouvenel-2 Raine-4 Shakespeare-5 shoe-soles

shore hugging the shoreline shores shorn short story shortcomings shortest short-sighted shot shotgun should not shoulders shout shouting fire in a theatre shovel into his stores shower showing off shown showy shrews shrine shroud shufle shut up shuttered shy Shylock shyness Sibelius Sicily sick dont mind if I am Beecham-15 if s shouldnt take itHFord-8 Walter Sickert sickness suffered by dogs side-effects Siena sight sightseeing sign signal in crystal clear signalling disaster was signals significance Wohlstetter-1 Collingwood-1 Orwell-26 Szell-1 Bellow-5 Inge-6 Medawar-30 Wohlstetter-1 PWLewis-2 see also health; Cleaver-2 Eddy-1 Vega-1 Stalin-3 Gilmour-1 Dickens-12 Kipling-5 Linklater-1 Ruch-1 Sevign-3 Hurst-1 Auden-39 Burrow-4 Chesterfield-35 HWFowler-1 Schjeldahl-1 see also shewed Paine-14 WIrving-8 BRussell-17 GThomas-3 Runyon-6 Aiken-1 Fields-9 GeorgeV-3 RLardner-1 PGHall-1 Namier-3 CJames-1 Kinglake-1 Stanley-1 PKeith-1 Britten-4 Adorno-2 Shaw-27 VThomson-1 Tovey-1 1Anon-112 Clyde-1 SSmith-52 Updike-20 MacInnis-1 Blanch-2 Estienne-2 GHerbert-10 Sterne-5 3Bible-10 Euripides-14 Ivins-1 Locke-6 Pascal-1 Plumb-2 RRichards-1 Auden-30 RLStevenson-20 LPeter-2 2Anon-28 JChamberlain-2 DavidMellor-1 Wilde-63 Khruschev-4 TMarshall-1 ORourke-10 Sala-3 Godley-2 EMoore-1 Aurelius-2 Schultz-1 GJNathan-8 Luther-7 Newton-1 BRussell-56 OSitwell-7 Bierce-30 Inge-1 Wilde-35 2OWHolmes-8

signo in hoc signposts Sikhs silence Constantine-1 Kronenberger-2 ORourke-12 Achard-1 Addis-1 Ammienus-4 Archelaus-1 Bacon-2 Bagehot-25 Barzun-11 Beckett-6 AlBennett-13 1Bible-17 2Bible-1,2 Bogarde-1 TCarlyle-16 Dacier-1 GEliot-2,19 Faraday-2 Haile-1 Heine-1 1OWHolmes-6 AHuxley-4 Jonson-5 Kaiser-1 McGinley-5 BMoore-1 JMorley-2 Publilius-13,14 SSmith-4 Sophocles-8 Stokowski-1 Twain95 Wittgenstein-1 silences with more and more varied silent silently as s as a waiter falling silk silliest s woman can manage silliness Kipling-12 KAmis-26 Byatt-1 Catullus-2 Kipling-12 Lockhart-2 MMitford-1 Quennell-1 BRussell-35 AWaugh-2 Wittgtenstein-7 silly lovely to be too silver lining spoon similarity simile poetic John Simon simony simple Gilliat-1 Horace-30 OHerford-5 RBrowning-8 2TFuller-13 WSGilbert-4 HMacmillan-13 Thoreau-18 AOCarter-3 Hawke-1 Chesterfield-19 BDisraeli-13 Kipling-4 Orwell-11 Pratchett-15 LloydGeorge-7,20 Dahlberg-1 Appleyard-3 Bukowski-1 Cocteau-11 Ruskin-35 Stendhal10 WWilson-11 all great swindles are is true simpler earlier times seem Sowell-1 simpleton simplicity AAGill-7 see also complexity; Blanch-1 Burke-15 WChurchill-29 JFCooper-4 Emerson-38 GellMann-1 Graves-Gribbin-4 Laplace-4 INewton-8 Ockham-1 Percy-1 Petmore-1 BRussell-38 Stendhal-8 Tucholsky-1 Vauvenargues-5 Whiting-1 mastery of of ignorance of wisdom simplification false simplistic sin Zeeman-1 RDavies-49 RDavies-49 Popper-19 LStrachey-8 Whateley-1 MOakeshott-1 Goodall-2 see also vices; Aurelius-4 Bierce-48 RBrowning-11 1SButler-4 JFCooper-5 Dietrich-3 Eco-1 Eddy-2 Galileo-4 Ghalib-1 GeraldGould-1 GGreene-19 Ivan-1 John(Chrysostom)-4 PMcGinley-2 THHuxley-10 CJNapier1 Oppenheimer-3 Pelagius-1 TRoosevelt-10 SSmith-50 DThomason-2 EWaugh-30 ThomasWhite-1 Wilde-95 1Anon-258 OHenry-3 Connolly-2 Mohammed-1 THood-3 Stravinsky-7 more and more s pieces Stravinsky-7

herself with a shotgun

egotism out of its depth must have been drunk

Englishman in ennui Frenchman in lechery good to be without Bagehot-7 has flourished Durant-3

Brunne-1 Brunne-1

sixteenth century sixty size skein tangled skeletons HBAdams-10 AHuxley-32 Beecham-4 Beerbohm-8 Kipling-29 Constable-3 McKinney-1 RWest-11 Angier-1 GBarns-3 JBarth-2 Burke-14 JDavies-2 EGill-1 TMacaulay-84 McIndoe-1 Stoppard-10 Wedgwood-1 no useful s Pratchett-29 Faraday-6 LDurrell-4 AJBalfour-13 Bryson-3 Chamfort-2 Curzon-1 JDavies-3 TSEliot-31 DJacobson-2 LloydGeorge-12 Overbury-1 APrice-1 Moliere-5 Shakespeare-34 Tiberius-1 Venning-1 Vives-1 TWilliams-1 deep skinning skip skipping skull skullduggery skulk skunk oil sky is falling slag heap slain slander Drabble-2 RWalpole-3 see also defamation; Beaumarchais-5 Pratchett-8 Herodotus-8 HenryFielding-19 FCBowen-1 Rampling-1 Youngman-1 FForsyth-2 Calgacus-1 Celine-1 Heppenstall-1 Mencken-80 Seneca-1 1Anon-207 Aristotle-27,28,29 Brougham-1 LdByron-42 LdCamden-1 TCarlyle-24 JFCooper-5 WChurchill-45 RDavies-40 inope-7 WDrummond-1 Dryden-5 Goldsmith-3 HennikerMajor-1 Hobsbawm-5 DLivingstone-1 Luther-3 TBMacaulay-135 Mansfield-3 JSMill-34 CMMills-1 Napoleon-2 2WPitt-1 Ruskin-50 Sade-3 Shaw-72,99 JSimon-1 ATrollope-5 Victoria-12 feeling against society based on CDarwin-12 RCameron-1 JKerr-1 Ruskin-54 Khruschev-3 Barrie-10 Hamerton-3 ELeonard-2 Boswell-6 AJBalfour-13 Bilbo-1 TSEliot-31 MacDiarmid-1 SHoggart-1 TMacaulay-1 MacDiarmid-1 see also heaven; WWatson-1 1Anon-216 DMcCulloch-2 Pratchett-2 Twain-89 Updike-17 Haldane-14 Nietzsche-39

hath some pleasure RobtBurton-3 is not in the sinning Benham-1 lieth in the scandal Behn-1 not inconsistent with life oppose unpopular forms physicists have known to get rich is no s unforgivable Frank Sinatra sincere bolsheviks, fascists Driberg-1 sincerity FAllen-9 nKAmis-13 Becket-58 GBurns-2 TCarlyle-2 Olivier-3 Orwell-21 Rochefoucauld-9 Shenstone-2 Wilde-29 if you can fake is all that counts of war sinews sing em much singing Melba-1 Auden-25 Barbour-1 Beaumarchais-1 Beckett-5 Benchley-6 Carson-1 Goodall-4 Greer-2 Levin-5 Shaw-17 Truman-3 Twain-6 Virgil-10 EWaugh-25 single women poor single-mindedness singly misfortunes come Cervantes-11 sings fat lady singularity sinister sink sinned I have sinner dead s revised sins adultery and weep for her charity cover multitude damning those have no must be grievous were scarlet write well about sip sissies Sistine chapel sit by me still sits sitting still Edith Sitwell Longworth-1 ASmith-43 GunningKing-1 OCromwell-5 JPGetty-5 JBarth-1 1SButler-4 Belloc-7 Dahlberg-11 ABAlcott-2 BDavies-1 RMBrown-1 they are not inclined to Cary-8 2Bible-23 1SButler-4 4Bible-1 Mencken-46 Bierce-34 EGardner-1 RCarpenter-1 Keats-9 Harney-1 MacDiarmid-2 SSmith-51 Bacon-45 JAusten-29 AHuxley-25 GBurns-2 Driberg-1 Defoe-12 Cicero-36 Libanius-1 Deng-1 JRWilson-1 AvaGardner-4 Bierce-43 Brinkley-1 JOppenheimer-2

copulating do but dance sketch from nature skied skilfulness skill

Castagnari-1 Colton-3 DJacobson-3 MLKing-2 Montaigne-1 skills skim skimming skipping skin

no longer learned Rayner-1

refined accomplishment

pissing contest with Eisenhower-6

sue your face for slandered slanderer slang slap slapdash slaughter slavery

EBowen-1 Coward-6,21 Hassall-1 DThomas-1 HGWells-22 slaves

development in inverse slaves embrace Slavs Sleaze sleep

2Anon-52

not s enough to lie RReagan-20 smartness Twain-109 Disreali-69 of an attorneys clerk smash world goes to smell HBAdams-9 Ackroyd-1 1Anon-111 ABalfour-3 Brann-5 RobtBurton-8 STColeridge-13 Conrad-8 Franklin-6 Hanslick-2 JamesI-2 Kipling-5 Lec-1 OManning-1 Orwe3ll-50 Plautus-9 Pound-1 Roche-2 Smollett-14 Truman-6 Vespasian-1 AWaugh-9 Winstanley-1 mercy to our sense of smells past only dead they s smile EThomas-1 see also laughter; Angelou-2 Bader-1 Bagehot-25 1Bible-11 Brooke-1 LdByron-42 Chesterfield-7,8 BDisraeli-1,11 WCFields-6 OHenry-1 SJohnson-1 Lavater-3 Macklin-1 CRossetti-1 CWheeler-1 and be a villain when he does smiler with a knife smiles and whistles smirk smite F E Smith W Eugene Smith smog smoke decision to BadenPowell-3 Chesterfield-23 2Bible-30 MAsquith-4 Hewart-2 CartierBresson-6 GCampbell-1 Evelyn-2 CharlesLamb-10 Lytton-9 Shelley-12 IMacleod-2 Sala-3 see also tobacco; Borrow-3 Bunuel-3 Gautier-2 Helps-2 JamesI-1 Kipling-11 CharlesLamb-11 PWLewis-2 LStephen-1 RLStevenson-23 Tinniswood-1 Twain-87,96 smooth smoothness smug smuggling Euripides -13 KFox-1 Bryson-1 Tebbit-1 Kipling-35 Perot-2 Perot-2 see also serpent; 1Anon-133 Gerald-2 THHuxley-6 SJohnson-86 LLee-1 EMcCarthy-1 Rochester-2 Storr-1 snatch sneaky sneer sneeze sneezes sniffles snigger snobbery Runyon-4 HNicolson-3 Annan-1 Beckford-1 STColeridge-16 Curzon-8 Paley-1 Pope-10 Pollio-1 Metternich-1 OHenry-1 Connor-3 see also class; Agnew-1 1Anon-29,31,63,106 Aristotle-5 MArnold-17 EAtkins-1 Bacon-8 AlBennett-12 JCarlyle-1 Camus-1 Cartland-1 Chetwode-1 Cicero-28 Curzon-1 RWEmerson-9 Foot-2 FMFord-8,9 Gaisford-1 SGibbons-1 AAGill-5 Hazlitt-9 Horace-1 THorn-1 Hornby-2 AHuxleyWShakespeare-15 Royko-1 Chaucer-6 HEllis-7

CDickens-40 Brann-5 Brigham-1 Blair-3 WAllen-1,10 Auden-5 BBlack-1 LdByron-22 Cheever-2 Devonshire-1 Dillard-1 Freud-6 Frost-19 Getty-1 Humblot-1 SJohnson-104 JPFRichter-1 Rowland-4 Shakespeare22,48,52 Thurber-1

around is good sleeping sleeve slide slight slime leaving a trail of slippery slipshod slitting throats slitty-eyed slob slogan slogans untestable slop Obadiah Slope sloppy slot machine sloth Slough slovenliness slow on the uptake slowest slowly run horses sluggishly

Cartland-4 Monkhouse-6 Heine-15 Mortimer-16 FAllen-5 FLWright-4 Cibber-1 Colton-15 Haliburton-1 Vanbrugh-2 LloydGeorge-20 HBAdams-5 RobtHaris-2 LloydGeorge-6 HRichardson-1 Hazlitt-62 Keats-17 Mencken-81 Philip-7 PJohnson-2 EricBentley-1 JVRobinson-3 SSmith-13 ATrollope-9 ABrien-3 Chandler-18 see indolence Betjeman-3 Orwell-5 TBMacaulay-122 Wells16 Augustus-1 Tennyson-13 SGibbons-4 2Anon-28 Gissing-3 Ovid-24 Pratchett-25

die peacefully in my

I can s and murder WShakespeare-31

you dont mind if I Beecham-15 smoker smoking

stinking relations Windsor-3 snake consultant on if you see a snakes

as a planning inquiry slums slush sluttish sly smack small change is beautiful print states talk smallest possible sums smallpox smart must be oh so

CConolly-4 JBSHaldane-6 EWaugh-8 Bankhead-3 TMacaulay-122 JFCooper-3 DHLawrence-13 Appleyard-3 RDavies-16 ARoddick-1 Renard-7 Schumacher-1 Seeger-1 WRInge-23 CFry-5 SMilligan-8 LStrachey-7 1Anon-233 1Anon-170 Shaw-110 RLStevenson-2 ORourke-13 Delafield-1 MChase-1

better to be dowdy than

26 Laertius-2 Lenin-6 Maugham-37 Medawar-22 JSMill-26 HannahMore-1 Muggeridge-19 Santayana-2 Sapper-2 DSexton-1 SSmith-2 Stoppard-25 JSullivan-1 Trevelyan-1 EWaugh-14 RWest-10 Whateley-1 EdmundWilson-2 Yeats-2 Youngson-1 snoring snouty snow neither s nor rain white but drifted C P Snow snowflake snows of yesteryear snub soaring sober sobriety sobs sociable rascals are social advancement climbing conduct contract evils loss of s unity lower s station mirage of justice primacy goods problems psychology purposes science sciences scientists status studies Hoffer-5 Wells-13 IMorris-5 Bellow-3 FEden-1 Shaw-147 Popper-5 Bradbury-6 changes in s development Villon-2 NAstor-5 FMHubbard-4 LdByron-17 THood-3 see also drunkenness; Banks-1 RLardner-2 OHenry-1 Thoreau-21 Schopenhauer-25 Schopenhauer-14 Dent-1 HNicolson-3 Debussy-1 Pullum-1 Ruskin-46 Thoreau-4 Kendall-1 MaeWest-8 JosephOConnor-2 Lec-3

at 20 Socialists

Briand-2 WWilkie-1 GeorgeV-9

what are they going to do society

1Anon-9 MArnold-5 FBacon-40 Barrie-15 ECBentley-2 Bernanos-2 EBronte-1 Burke-15,49 Engels-1 Frankfurter-1 Hobbes-2 LRHubbard-1 Inge-17 HAJones-1 Jouvenel-1 MKempton-1 ELeach-1 Lippmann-4 Locke-7 Malthus-3 KMarx-13 O'Rourke-5,7 Sade-9 Santayana-6 ASmith-2 Thatcher-8 Wilde-52

amenable to based on slavery

JSMill-57 RCameron-1 PJohnson-5

defend s from sex Brophy-9 intellectuals can flourish is a change in officiousness liberal the better totalitarian welfare of Brophy-9 MEHoward-3 RClark-1 GGilmour-1 MEHoward-3 Rawls-2 Brigham-3 TBMacaulay-150

measures of s concern

genius can hardly be

without legal scale Solzhenitsyn-4 worthy of commendation sociology Aron-1 Auden-31 Ayer-8 Dyson-1 Gowers-1 Medawar-26 Mencken-87 ORourke-17 Wootton-4 with the least results socks Socrates sod Sodom sodomites sodomy Sods Law softened softness software Soho soil solace soldier may make a of the Great War soldiers Thackeray-18 Kipling-36 see also battle, general, private, war; Arogo-1 Bagehot-25 Bierce-49 Bismarck-12 Chamfort-6 Jacob-1 MacArthur-2 MMcCarthy-4 Massie-3 Ruhe-1 Salisbury-1 Shaw-91 Spengler-1 AJPTaylor-11 Wellington-15,31 Wycherley-3 art arose among s Ruskin-7 fear their officers Helvetius-3 send our hired s system soldiers killed more British s solecism grammar and solemn solemnity Housman-6 Victoria-16 VSPritchett-5 Clarkson-1 GSmith-2 Chesterton-37 JHPoincare-5 AlBennett-10 Saki-12 Shuter-1 SBlackburn-1 Erasmus-13 TMacaulay-13,67,145 PPorter-2 BRussell-84 Wittgenstein-9 Swinburne-5 Bierce-47 EWaugh-32 see also homosexuality, somdomite; AlBennett-30 PCook-1 Gaugin-1 ?Johnson-1 Sade-10 1Anon-33 CNapier-4 Barrie-12 TRoosevelt-7 RWelch-1 2Anon-34 Crisp-7 DHLawrence-33 ZFitzgerald-3 Seneca-11

dark mass of s science

Strindberg-2 AJToynbee-12 CFreud-3 Hayek-4 Rawls-1 JBest-4 DHealey-7 FOConnor-2 KFox-2 Rutherford-7 KFox-2 ADavies-1 see also psychiatry; Ayer-8 Boulding-1 Burchill-3 Busch-1 Chomsky-1 Farb-1 SFreud-1 Gunther-3 Haldane-2 Hazlitt-9 Jouvenel-2 PKavanagh-1 JMarshall-1 Medawar-4,7,8,9,10,12 Menander-4 JSMill-34 GPrice-1 Rosen-1 BRussell-30 Sokal-2 GStorr-1,3 Szasz-1,2 STolstoy-1 Whyte-1 Wootton-1,2,3

gets slower faster 2Anon-47

scientists maintain Boulding-1

only s would put up with work socialism

Gorbachev-1

Wootton-1,2,3 see also Communism; LdActon-5 KAmis-20 KBaker-1 Durant-1 Fekete-1 NFry-1 Haldane-14 Harney-1 Hitler-1 SJohnson-3 Joseph-1 Keynes-11,15 Lenin-4 Lester-1 TMann-5 KMartin-1 Mosley-2 Mountbatten-1 NapoleonIII2 Orwell-2,16 Palmer-1 APowell-8 Sewell-6 Shaw-89 Vidal-25 AWaugh-2 SWilliams-2 Willkie-1 Zolf-1

WChuchill-1 Crossland-1 Cutton-1 RDavies-6 BDisraeli-42 solar

the trouble with Socialist

Thatcher-11

solicitor solid solipsism solitary solitude

Doyle-8 FBacon-66 Augustine-1 BRussell-68 Wilde-11 Cather-2 SJohnson-30 ONeill-1 EBronte-1 TBrowne-9 Connolly-25 Fermor-1 PFleming-2

sophisticated sophistication sophistries and affection

DHLawrence-30 Tynan-4 Hampton-4 1FBacon-73 see also Logic; Burke-25 LdByron-32 Hume-10 FMatthews1 Stoppard-26 Chotzinoff-1 Hazlitt-44

see also Alone; Bacon-22 Bernardin-1 Blades-1 Bogarde-1 sophistry Gibbon-14 SGibbons-2 Harris-1 Hazlitt-7 Hobbes-2 Hoffer- Sophocles 6 EHubbard-4 AHuxley-27 SJohnson-30 Keats-10 LeesMilne-1 L'Estrange-1 KMansfield-1 Montaigne-5,13 NNicolson-1 Nietzsche-38 Proust-3 Rilke-1 Robbins-1 JRostand-2 BRussell-14 Schopenhauer-14 Shadwell-1 TWilliams-1 soporific sordid sore

open s of the world DLivingstone-1 Auden-23 Smollett-14 THardy-10 see also grief, happiness; Euripides-15 WHastings-3 Longfellow-7 not as single spies WShakespeare-53 sorry see also apology, pity StAubyn-1 incapable of saying s never having to say Segal-1 sot sottish soul Erigena-1 BRussell-19 BWebb-5 Addison-17 Benedict-1 3Bible-7 Carey-3 CharlesII-4 Cicero-11,30 Coke-1 Epictetus-6 FSFitzgerald-7 Galileo-4 Grotius-1 Haldane-20 Hazlitt-1 WEHenley-2 WJames-4 JohnofCross-1 JohnPaulII-4 Joyce-4 Linklater-1 HenryLloyd-1 LloydGeorge-7 Manwood-1 MMonroe-1 DMorris-1 Plato-4 Renan-1 Saki-10 WScott-9 Shakespeare-5 LPSmith-8 Thurlow-1 Walsh-1 SWeil-4 Americanism smashes dissolve as well as body were locatable souls windows into sound DHLawrence-39 LHunt-6 sorriness sorrow

Shaw-87 Sterne-4 Thoreau-11 Valery-1 Welles-2 Wilcox-1 sores honourable pad with richness of self Solomon Solons solution solutions final solve other fellows problem solvency solvitur ambulando Solzhenitsin somdomite posing as a some do, some dont somebody everyone is someone elses difficulties Somerset House something for nothing going on no s for nothing to say somnambulist son in law of a bitch of God song songs sonnets soon sooner soonest God taketh soot soothe soothsayers must avoid Augustine-21 TWilson-3 Evelyn-2 see also relaxation; Congreve-2 Emerson-63 Lucretius-5 FESmith-4 Harrod-1 Windsor-1 ORourke-21 DAdams-32 Sumner-2 MArnold-21 FDRoosevelt-6 1Bible-36 Chesterfield-22 GriffithJones-1 Leacock-4 Lucan-3 Pope-17 Rowland-9,17 Sumption-1 LdChetwode-1 Brodsky-4 JFKennedy-7 DParker-15 Chesterton-53 OHerford-5 1Anon-59 Chesterton-33 Greer-2 Luther-8 ONash-5 Steinbeck-5 SirWWatson-1 see also Poetry; Heinlein-3 Nabokov-14 Wordsworth-9 see early Syrus-9 and fury and no sense could go off sound-bites not a day for sounds soup serve people s sour source not built from s sources happen to say Sousa South Africa southerners Southey Southwark Bridge sovereign Soviet sow WSGilbert-15 Rutherford-7 Queensbury-1 1Anon-228 Vidal-5 OMiller-9 Emerson-54 Sarton-2 BDisraeli-27 EFitzgerald-3 Brann-16 Keates-1 1Anon-6 WBurroughs-4 Cleaver-1 Joll-1 Koestler-3 Medawar-19 Mencken-26 Reagan-14 Samuel-1 Szasz-6 IsaiahBerlin-6 Marquez-5

JPBarnes-19 ElizabethI-8 EAtkins-1 1OWHolmes-6 SJohnson-90 HMacmillan-14 Pope-18 Shakespeare-40 Shakespeare-16 MWMontagu-14 Hitchcock-7

ideas not original HMacmillan-14 TBlair-5 Beecham-13 Kipling-5 Twain-41 Valery-2 Curzon-6 CFreud-1,6 Mencken-8 Grapelli-1 Aesop-4 Hoffer-10 Veyne-1 JKDavies-1 Orga-1 ORourke-12 Schreiner-2 Sharpe-1 TMacaulay-91 CBronte-8 TMacaulay-40 Porson-1 CDickens-30 see also money, royalty; ECoke-5 Montesquieu-18 Goebels-4 Gollancz-1 GPrice-1 1Bible-30 Joyce-2

mind like a s dish IStone-2

space isnt remote travel spaces spades Spain spangles Spaniards Spaniel Spanish

see also science; JMagee-1 ASmith-17 Hoyle-2 Reagan-10 Woolley-1,2 Luckman-1 Farouk-1 RFord-1 Gage-1 Jong-4 TMacaulay-77 Pollit-1 SSmith-50 Cardus-1 Drake-1 LloydGeorge-8 Bankhead-8

observes the future Baruch-6 speech see also talk; JAndrew-1 BBlack-1 Bouillard-1 1Devonshire-1 ARoberts-1 AStevenson-9 disguising thought DAdams-2 TCarlyle-44 RSouth-1 Talleyrand-44 Thoreau-8 Voltaire-30 EYoung-3 does not matter on economics writer speeches WTemple-2 Thatcher-5 LBJohnson-11 PrinceCharles-2 Bevan-4 Birkett-1 Bismarck-5 Galbraith-39 Gore-1 Halifa-1 Mancroft-1 JMiller-1 Noonan-1 Ptahotep-1 WRogers-1 FESmith-1 TRoosevelt-4 Villa-1 Voltaire-30 leave the imprescision speed record spell slovenly a nasty if wrong apelling spend your way out Stephen Spender WTemple-2 1Anon-160 2Anon-45 Cohan-1 Cox-1 Frayn-4 Quayle-6 Ruhe-1 Twain-43 1Anon-222 Stanshall-1 JohnCook-1 Callaghan-4 JBPriestley-1 EWaugh-10,17 Bourdet-1 Dickens-16 Eden-2 Friedman-1 Frost-7 Hawes-4 SJohnson-116 Lincoln-10 CNParkinson-2 HRowland-10 Saki-5 Schopenhauer-3 SSmith-21 LTurner-1 Wordsworth-2 spendthrift Oswald Spengler a German pedant sperm Spenser spider laws are like spinal cord Spinoza spinster dotty AlbertEinstein-32 BRussell-59 SJohnson-45 MacNeice-1 Medawar-21 HNicolson-1 Piggott-1 BRussell-41 Bonfiglioli-1 Bannister-1 MArnold-18 1Bible-43 2Bible-36 Proust-13 SJohnson-158 Krutch-5 see also food and drink, Ghosts; Beethoven-3 Swinburne-4 Twain-61 Haldane-3 Couper-1 Diogenes-10 Mencken-81 Hazlitt-63 CJames-7 APowell-8 ATrollope-36 PHogart-1 1Anon-111 EFitzgerald-11 HMiller-1 AlBennett-7 DHLawrence-13 HoraceWalpole-15 WIrving-11 Addison-10 well-bred spires spirit of any person of the age spirits spiritual head spiritualism spirituality spit spiteful spitfire spitting splash splashes spleen see profligacy Gopnik-5 LdByron-31 MRidley-1 Larkin-10 TMacaulay-36 see also cobweb; Keats-6 Brathwaite-1 Harington-3 above 10 to recover 5 McAdoo-1 if you want a s made

perfect plainness of MArnold-19

ghastly season for S wine spare tyre spark sparks fly upward sparrow sparrows Spartan speak a man may s better English for itself know nothing no evil 1Bible-47 EJeffrey-1

DHLawrence-37 JNGarner-2 Ovid-21

Barnes-4 CBernstein-3 Irvin-1 Karniadakis-1 DLardner-1 Runyon-1 Sapper-1 Tredgold-1 NWood-1 LJPeter-5

1Anon-34 Bede-3 Shakespeare-28 Simonides-1 see also talk Tennyson-22 JFCooper-7 Asimov-3 Lao-5 Po-2 Bruyere-11 1Anon-242 TRoosevelt-7 Seneca-22 Niemoller-1 JSloan-1 Levin-14 FBacon-70 see also articulacy, conversation, talk; Amery-3 Caine-2 Chesterton-49 Parris-2 Publilius-13 Shakespeare-38,46 AStevenson-9 WWilson-7 Zappa-1

moment before they think

spending

other mens words Bagehot-34 softly and carry a big stick think before to god as men were up well speaketh speaking EDarwin-5

your weight machine

more clearly than think spear special pleading specialisation specialised specialises in own weakness specialist knows no more specialists species specific gravity specious spectacles spectators speculation what he gives is speculator JMiller-1 Mayo-1 2Anon-46 WScott-5

HHBaker-1

JCameron-4 SJohnson-16 Whitehead-3 SRunciman-4

sets unconsciously Berenson-6 Chesterton-54 WSMaugham-47

cannot be immortal Lyell-1

MFreeman-2 TMacaulay-28 DCooper-1 HAsquith-1 BadenPowell-2 JHarrison-2 Carre-4 SJohnson-22 Victoria-2 Wittgenstein-10

engulfed him splendour split infinitive splitting the atom Louis Spohr spoil spoils spoke how well he spokesman sponges spontaneity Spontini spoonerism spoons sport

Hewlett-1 TMacaulay-122 Calder-1 Thurber-8 Rutherford-10 Grieg-1 Shaw-21,67 KAmis-23 Chesterton-45 2TFuller-15 Gerbier-1 VWood-2 Mary-1 AStevenson-9 PGoodman-2 n Mencken-66 KAmis-12 GJackson-1 NFDavies-7 Levin-2 Aspler-1 Emerson-3 SJohnson-127 CBFry-1 Gorer-1 Hume-4 JamesIV-1 Krutch-2 EMcCarthy-1 Maurois-1 Mencken-42 Mortimer-7 Orwell-10 Rolls-1 Sapper-2 Shakespeare-35 DSmith-1 Stubbs-1 EWarren-1

stage-coach stagnation stain stained glass through s glass staircase stake stakes at issue stale views Stalin good fellow

HaroldWilson-12 Woodcock-1 Beckett-6 Chandler-6 Valery-9 Diderot-4 Giraudoux-4 CCOBrien-1 TBReed-1 1Anon-26 Auden-19 Shakespeare-27 AMarr-3 Nehru-1 FDRoosevelt-1 Trotsky-4 Truman-13 RHarris-3

London to Oxford Hazlitt-71

winning the lottery wont

of throughtful action

killed more people RHarris-3 more of a psychopath than stall stamina stamp collecting stand and wait standardisation standards Rutherford-2 Herzen-1 WTSherman-2 Milton-11 FelixSchelling-1 AJToynbee-7 see also low standard; Adorno-2 Follett-1 PJohnson-1 Lessing-3 RMNixon-6 Stark-3 Woodruff-4 Bingham-3 JHarrison-2 CDouglas-1 EDarwin-5

see also games; 1Anon-29 RBaxter-1 RDarwin-1 Froude-1 stammer

international of kings raising people is sporting contests sports

Forster-20 Surtees-3 VFoster-2 Liddle-1 HHBrown-1

aside unable to do Capa-2

depart from fundamental double standing standstill stand-up comedian Star Trek is a documentary stare stars Dickens-29

RobertCooper-1 Milton-11 Luther-9 Haqzlitt-50 Medawar-27 KFox-2 Brigstock-1

do not build character sportsman spotlight of public life spring a year without spy spying squadron VFoster-2

Leacock-10

Cowper-3 Fonda-2 Hunter-1 Tennyson-8 FrancisI-3 JRMmCarthy-1 PToynbee-2 see espionage

WBlake-12 BrillatSavarin-1 Flaubert-3 AGardner-3 Langbridge-1 INewton-6 Nietzsche-16 RReed-2 BRussell-28 Santayana-13 AlexSmith-2 FThomson-1 JWebster-4 JWhistler-10

god on side of big see also battalions; BoissyRabutin-1 squalid squalor squandered squat squatter squeak squeamish squeeze squeezing stabbed stability stab in the back stable staccato stage TBMacaulay-137 Muir-2 Wellington-20 Yeats-2 WSChurchill-62 Addison-17 Palladas-1 Shakespeare-16 Feynman-10 department WChurchill-52 CDawson-1 start without me starting MArnold-17 RDavies-20 Galbraith-34 EWaugh-29 Best-1 Brooke-1 Edison-1 Geddes-1 Healey-6 Orwell-41 Emerson-77 Geddes-1 Healey-6 KaunitzRittberg-1 RBenchley-6 EGardner-1 JCarter-1 Confucius-1 SJohnson-37 Kissinger-1 TMann-1 Virgil-10 or disease starve startle starvation and incomplete existence

Bankhead-6 Bankhead-6 Beecham-12 Godard-1 JPJones-1 Lao-1 TMacaulay-81 Mancroft-1 JMason-1 BRussell-29 RLStevenson-10 Thatcher-1 1Anon-7 DaisyBates-1 CharlesII-3 Fischer-2 JKGalbraith41 SJohnson-64 Juvenal-1 Keynes-10 Larkin-7 Lincoln-23 Nash-1 Reagan-12 Ashton-1 Ehrlich-1

hundreds of millions well stasis state

Karr-2 Plato-3 see also country, government; Bakunin-2 Bernanos-1 Burke-28 Emerson-67 APHerbert-4 Lenin-10 Lippmann-4 LouisXIV-5 Mumford-3 Paglia-4 ASmith-9 Woodcock-1 JRMcCarthy-1 1Anon-269

is too big for the drama

disregard obligations

interest intervention knew everything

Popper-27 Dicey-2 Popper-14 Falconer-1 1Anon-269

automatic Gertrude Stein is less important Stendhal step stereotyping Bakunin-2 sterilisation sterility stern RHJackson-4 lights Laurence Sterne R L Stevenson Thatcher-13 Geoffrey Steyne stick

Perelman-10 PWLewis-3 Borges-4 Hemingway-9 Kundera-1 WSMaugham-68,70 NArmstrong-1 Deffand-1 Lao-1 LloydGeorge-3 Sokal-4 Read-1 Prevost-1 TRoosevelt-10 Belloc-11 WChurchill-24 LTrilling-1 STColeridge-5 Burgess-13 SJohnson-15,82 HWalpole-8 VWoolf-18 HJames-6 GEMoore-1,3 Broun-6 Bacon-5 Beaumarchais-5 THall-1 Hayward-1 McGinley-5 Paine-2 Shaw-86 TRoosevelt-7

limits of legitimate s minimal stately homes statement make no s to the police statements states taking powers from statesman statesmanship statesmen static statistical complexity of s analyses figures improbability thinking statistically prove god statistics Gallup-2 Mises-1 Dawkins-6 Nozick-1 VWoolf-13 Hemans-1

limits to the power Jayakumar-1 negation of humanity

of quantitative method

Maughan-23

see also politician; Bismarck-11 Cicero-31 Keynes-28 see also politics; BDisraeli-46 RLowell-1 CJDarling-4 Dirksen-2 JBest-3

speak softly and carry big stickjaw sticks nix hick pix sticky stiff upper lip stifle stilted Stilton Brophy-5 1Anon-163 AGreen-1

OManning-1 PJKavanagh-2 FOConnor-1 VWoolf-18 Quinton-2 TMacaulay-22 Montaigne-28 Wordsworth-6 Haldane-19 see also smell; Orwell-49 LdByron-36 1Anon-174 JoeyAdams-3 Bancroft-1 Cannadine-1 PCWDavies-1 IFisher-1 Galbraith-23,24 SJohnson-22 Keynes-6,8 JHPepper-1 IPeter-1 TRoosevelt-2 NRothschild-1 SRothschild-1 Shakespeare-7 Twain-14 Victoria-2 Winans-1 Wodehouse-2 Woodcock-1

HGWells-23

see also data, science; GArbuthnot-1 Belloc-11 ABellos-1

JBest-1 TCarlyle-33 WChurchill-66 BDisraeli-9,28 Galton- stilts 1 Goldacre-6 Kahneman-1 Lang-1 Levenstein-1 Medawar-1 stimulants Moser-1 Oppenheimer-1 Paulos-1 JBPriestley-6 Rutherford- stimulating 5 Seddon-1 SSmith-41 Stamp-1 Stout-1 LThomas-1 Tukey- stink 1 are intended to summarise making s scary ridiculous statue stature status quo statute where a press release stay longer in an hour steadfast steadiness steak steal from a freightcar stealing stealth steam boats engines steamroller steel Steele steely WBThomas-1 Coxton-1 HBrown-3 Brann-9 FDRoosevelt-9 see also theft; Runyon-5 Lamb-7 Constable-1 DLardner-2 Richelieu-1 Cobden-3 1Anon-214 Napoleon-1 Peacock-2 Cary-3 Eisner-1 1Anon-128 Garth-1 Shakespeare-25 TMacaulay-116 Swift-13 stop tell clients to Tom Stoppard stopped stopping stone age under every stoned stones Sickert-2 PJohnston-2 JBest-4 Haavelmo-2 Goldacre-7 see also sculpture; Orwell-29 Thackeray-17 Malraux-1 stockbrokers stockings stoicism stolen their country stomach Boorstin-2 ADavies-1 SGoldberg-1 Reagan-16 no tool developed in JBest-2 stipend stock exchange

playing the s market and

first spectators of Egyptian

Wilde-20 SJohnson-46 NapoleonI-17 TMacaulay-70 BRussell-15 Bradstreet-1 Phillips-1 BenGurion-2 2Bible-28 WChurchill-10 ElizabethI-3 Fern-1 NapoleonI-13 SSmith-47 LeMay-1 Aristophanes-3 1Bible-36 2Bible-33 1Bible-22 Bion-1 Choerilus-1 JDewey-1 Gariopontus-1 Hecataeus-1 Latimer-3 Lucretius-2 McGinley-5 Macmillan-2 Menander-3 HMoore-1 Orwell-29 Plutarch-5 Poincare-1 Richard-1 Shaw-88 Sheen-1 Tennyson-10

the whole railroard FDRoosevelt-9

bald, bare dead circle of ERoot-1 Orton-1 Levinson-2 Welles-9

Woodward-1

store detective stories only two or three stork storm and stress story

see shop Phillips-1 Cather-3 Brecher-1 Cowper-6 Lytton-2 Keynes-18 Peacock-12 Klinger-1 Pratchett-23 Augustus-3 Barrie-13 JBarth-3 Barthelme-2 Chandler-2 FMFord-11 Forster-9 Frayn-7 Dyson-1 Goldwyn-3 Sterne-9 RLStevenson-10,20 ATrollope-40 Wodehouse-13 stress dependency strict strife strike strikes I cannot tolerate quartet theory strings striptease strive

Runyon-1 Sapper-1 Socrates-9 Solon-4 Tacitus-6 Thucydides-2,4 Voltaire-16 Xenophon-1 happiness engulfs Balzac-5 WCWilliams-1 NFDavies-9 Saki-7 Landor-3 Addaeus-1 Engels-2 Grey-1 Playfair-1 Pope-10 Thurber-8 ABond-1 BHunt-1 Keller-1 Mannin-1 Smolin-2 FAllen-8 Becket-57

walked around the hills

WIrving-5 SJohnson-152 GMoore-1 JMMurry-3 PSidney-2 string creates the illusion of drives a novel quality of the story-teller fate is a poor s story-tellers stoutness stove Lytton Strachey Stradella straight straightforward strain strands not untwist these last strange not so s as fact THardy-1 JBSHaldane-12 THardy-13 for civilisation give up the s nought availeth strumpet strutting TCarlyle-58 Dyke-1 Gleick-1 PFleming-8 Cui-2 Debussy-3 Hindemith-1 ENewman-1 RStrauss-1 Tiomkin-1 Stravinsky straw strawberry-jam stream streets streetwalkers strength KAmis-4 Northcott-1 Shaw-33 Cheever-1 JMitchell-1 Darant-2 Muggeridge-3 Nash-2 WWilson-6 1Anon-79 Bagehot-27 RBenchley-2 PCampbell-1 Capek-1 Chandler-7 WChurchill-23 Defoe-7 OSitwell-3 BVaughan-1 CharlesII-1 see also strong; Ammianus-3 Ariosto-4 Aristotle-4 MAsquith-5 1Bible-12 Boileau-1 Bonhoffer-2 Britten-5 Bussy-1 Coolidge-5 Decter-1 Deffand-1 Emerson-62 Fintaine-2 Fontaine-4 MFuller-2 Gariopontus-1 Horace-13 EHubbard-10 Jonson-10 Ley-1 Lincoln-10 TMacaulay-48 JustineMcCarthy-1 Napoleon-7 Nietzsche-7 Olivier-4 Pascal-10 Plutarch-8 Pope-13 Ptahotep-1 Rowland-3 Stuarts stubbornness stucco student studies too much time in studio audience study as if live for ever Isidore-3 JAdams-8 AHuxley-9 JAdams-8 must s politics and war of mankind is books of mankind is man Pope-6 right to s painting poetry studying stuff happens stuffed shirt stun Rumsfeld-17 Lapham-1 Wodehouse-14 MacDiarmid-1 Orwell-13 1OWHolmes-12 see also education; Bacon-34 Charron-1 Pope-6 Seneca-13 1FBacon-75 Perelman-1,4 Kington-1 GMHopkins-5 Rochester-5 WSMaugham-72 AGray-2 see obesity RFrost-22 Lincoln-20 RBlake-1 Carey-1 JBPriestlety-1 Scholes-1 see honesty Colton-12 Pizzey-1 1Anon-166 invented no s to remember Medawar-34 GEMoore-1

Mortimer-4 Chekhov-11

needst not s to keep Clough-3 stroking strong having their way licentiousness of quartet right is with stronger gods support the strongest structuralism structure of a play struggle Tacitus-6 TBrowne-7 Barthes-1 Carey-8 Derrida-1 Paglia-8 RLWebster-1 Havel-1 Nabokov-9 AMiller-5 Baruch-4 Ferber-1,2 Goethe-13 Halifax-1 Havel-1 SJohnson-47 KMarx-13 Orwell-29 Sassoon-1 Seneca-9 Thucydides-1 between good and evil MBeard-2 JRWilson-1 Clough-1 Mandeville-1 Channon-1 Shakespeare-40 Gilmour-4 1Bible-36 Sophocles-9 Fergusson-1 Bagehot-30 Kenko-1 McLuhan-2 Schnabel-1 JPBarnes-14 FDRoosevelt-7 DThomson-2 see also strength; Ruskin-49 Tagore-2 Ovid-22 AHamilton-1 Shostakovich-3 BoileauDespraux-1

Harriet Beecher Stowe

transforming lucid Bradbury-1

new ideas are at first not too s to have happened too s to be believed THardy-13 strangeness strangers strangled stratagems treasons strategy Stratford R Strauss

Bacon-13 Congreve-9 Descartes-1 JBSHaldane-1 Pepys-6 Victoria-7 Angelou-2 Bacon-21 Trollope-7 Cocks-1

stupid every s man old bugger question utterly stupider stupidest men in England stupidity

RDavies-47 Hazlitt-63 Mencken-94,101 SydneySmith-61 EbnerEschenbach-2 THHuxley-16 ToulouseLautrec-1 Goldacre-7 Weisskopf-1

subjugation to men sublimation sublime submarine submission submit MBeard-1 DLodge-6 SJohnson-120 Longfellow-4 NapoleonI-11 Paine-5 Peacock-5 Januszczak-2 HGWells-18 1Anon-103 Benedict-1 2Bible-19 Campion-1 KPhilips-1 Prynne-3 BRussell-29 Shakespeare-4 Shaw-84 captives to law subordinates subordination of one sex sub-Saharan Africa subservience subsidy subsistence substance substitute substitutes subtlety subtopia subtracting suburbia NFeguson-4 JSMill-43 Becket-40 AMiller-4 Reagan-3,8 Reith-2 ASmith-30 Malthus-1,3 TMacaulay-25 Pater-1 EricBentley-1 Jung-5 JFKennedy-13 RLStevenson-9 JAndrew-1 Crankshaw-1 ADent-2 AlbEinstein-4 FRLeavis-1 FESmith-6 Strachey-4 Nairn-1 TBReed-2 Connolly-4 QDLeavis-2 MacNeice-1 Major-2 Mencken-43 JMorris-3 DParker-7 APowell-1 Sewell-6 BVaughan-1 Webster-1 FLWright-1 subversion subversive funny is subvert subverting authority subway succeed GFWill-3 Strunsky-2 Buffett-12 see also success; Cooley-3 WCFields-7 BGreen-1 Leacock11 Vidal-13 but for fools we could not want to succeeding never success Chagall-1 see also succeed; Bacon-57 Bagehot-10 KBaker-1 Becket-2 BIBell-1 Belloc-3 Bolivar-1 MBragg-1 Chamfort-5 Chesterton-1 Colton-11 Confucius-5 Cottrell-1 EDarwin-1 BDisraeli-7 1ADumas-1 Eco-1 Ehrenreich-1 TSEliot-16 Emerson-18 Euripides-6 Faraday-2 Fielding-12 Flaubert-7 SFreud-16,17 Getty-1 Gillette-1 OGoldsmith-17 Hannibal-1 JLHarris-2 Hawthorne-5 Hazlitt-48,55 EWHowe-1 Isocrates-1 DJacobson-3 JKJerome-11 SJones-3 Jowett-1 Keynes-19 Kissinger-10,18 Medawar-29 Mizner-2 Moltke-2 Montesquieu-17 GMoore-6 HMorton-1 Nelson-4 Nobel-1 O'Connor-1 AOnassis-2 Peel-1 Pepys-1 Pessoa-4 EPowell-1 Quayle-5 Renard-1 Ruskin-34 HSamuel-2 FelixSchelling-1 Schorr-1 Sexton-1 Shaw-15,106 Sheppard-1 FESmith-8 BAStanley-1 RLStevenson-14,21 Su-1 Sumption-1 JSwift31 ATrollope-4 Vidal-13 Virgil-1 Voltaire-10 EWarren-1 Twain-30 TJWatson-2 MKempton-1 StJean-1 Orwell-63 GHarding-2 RHJackson-3 Kissinger-19 Naoshige-1 Patton-1 AAStephens-1 JSMill-60 ADavies-1

not to have thought of that

think the question is

NFDavies-6 GWLyttleton-1 AMarr-4 FESmith-10 see also intellect; Ade-1 Adenauer-1 Adrien-1 KAmis-24 2Anon-75 Bacon-2 Bagehot-14 CBernstein-1 1Bible-11 Bierce-8 BoutrosGhali-1 EBowen-3 Burke-1,26 SButler-5 Chesterton-29 Colton-1 Confucius-14 Congreve-1,3 Darrow-1 BDisraeli-13 WDrummond-1 Dryden-17 2Dumas-2 Dunne-2 JErskine-1 Ertz-1 Feiffer-5 AdmiralFisher-1 Flaubert-4 FForsyth-2 Franklin-12 Galbraith-2,23 Galt-2 Gissing-3 Goethe-4 Groening-1 Halsey-2 Hazlitt-18 Heine-7 Heinlein-6 Ibsen-2 LJohnson-2,3 SJohnson-23 Jonson-1 MLKing-2 Kirkpayrick-1 Laertius-2 LLever-1 TMacaulay-50 EMcCarthy-1 JustineMcCarthy-1 Macmillan-8 Major-1 Maugham-25 Melbourne-1 Mencken-91 AMiller-2 Mirbeau-1 Muggeridge-4 Nabokov-5 O'Rourke-7 Orwell-5 Ossietzky-1 Pearce-1 HPearson-4 Pereleman-4 Picasso-1 Proust-1,6 Raven-1 Read-1 Rochefoucauld-2 Rochester-3 Rostand-4 Rowland-1 BRussell-7,10,21,43 Schiller-4 Shaw-116,132 Sophocles-9 Spencer-1 Stark-1,3 Stendhal-3 Stoppard-3 Su-1 Szasz-3,4 ATolstoy-1 AJToynbee-1 Truman-1 Twain-30,56,102,109 Vizinczey-1 Voltaire-20 Vonnegut-1 Washington-3 JWatson-1 AWaugh-1 EWaugh-9 BWebb-5 Whately-5 Wilde-5,78

Byron-9 TCarlyle-22,34 HCecil-1 Chanel-1 Chesterfield-7 sub-plots

caused defeats conceal explained by pains of stupifies stupidly sturm und drang style

CBarnett-1 RDavies-47 2Anon-42 FWLeaky-1 2Anon-41 1OWHolmes-12 RDavies-47 Klinger-1 FPAdams-1 Aristotle-1 Bulow-1 Carroll-4 Chanel-1 Chase-1 Chesterton-18 Colman-1 NDavies-1 MEastman-1 TSEliot-22 SGibbons-2 Halifax-4 Marquez-2 Morley-3 Nabokov-9 Ouida-1 Pater-1 Renard-2 Thoreau-19 Whipple-1 Wodehouse-13

English unrivalled Bagehot-14

advice from people who

you cannot argue with

good and should no effort turgid pedantic what a s stylists suavity subdue sub-editors subject subjection subjectivity subjects hearts of their

WSMaugham-14

WSMaugham-79 Medawar-32 Carey-9 Burgess-11 Burke-23 Steele-3 Frayn-4 EWaugh-26 WChurchill-58 see also submission; Stanton-2 Brendel-2 BRussell-77 Sokal-4 LeopoldII-1

JWarren-1 LWestminster-1 Wilde-44,58,83 EarlWilson-1 GWilson-3 delayed failure explain GGreene-24 Cocteau-8 Thackeray-10 Hitler-7

of Turkey sumersault summaries well organised summer sun

Sirko-1 Haldane-14 Barzun-9 STColeridge-8 Kipling-7 SSmith-29 HWalpole-3 AlexanderGt-1 BeddingtonBehrens-1 Camoens-1 Coward17 Diogenes-9 Dvorak-1 Edison-1,5 Herschel-1 Luther-13 Peake-1 JSmith-1 LPSmith-3 Spaeth-1 Twain-105 Virgil-6 Voltaire-43

in spite of mediocrity is sole earthly judge only temporary penalty of sexual successful government man NAstor-5 MAmis-7

GGreene-24

sympathise with a friends

Wilde-58

never sets

Claudian-1 1TFuller-7 Gage-1 Guarini-1 TBMacaulay-77 Ovid-9 PhilipII-1 Schiller-2 Schuppius-1 WScott-2 Tibullus-1 Virgil-6 JohnWilson-1

JQAdams-3 Bogdanor-1 Humphrey-4 Mizner-5 LTurner-1 LTurner-1 rise on the evil Sunday sun-dial sunglasses sunny sunset sunshine superficial

remains fixed in centre 2Bible-22 shines on the wicked dramatised cooking S Caine-1

Galileo-7 Seneca-20 1Anon-69

man makes more money neither s nor clever 1Anon-97 woman finds such a man sucker sudden suffering Barnum-1 Thacker-1

AlBennett-5 Ertz-1 Marquez-3 Quincey-3 Franklin-13 Swift-33 WSMaugham-48 AlexanderGt-1 Camoens-1 Claudian-1 1TFuller-7 Gage-1 Guarini-1 JHowell-2 Keats-16 Proust-10 Ruskin46

CBarnard-1 JBarth-1 Confucius-7 Das-1 BDisraeli-16 Epictetus-4 Frank-1 Galbraith-29 Hardy-5 Homer-2 Jefferson-25 Jouvenel-1 Jung-5 TMann-3 Marlowe-1 Maugham-17,18 MWMontagu-4 ORourke-14 Popper-10 Proust-5 Rochefoucauld-10 BRussell-24 Schiller-3 Thucydides-2,4 Victoria-6 Wilde-44,58

about s they were never few suffragettes sue sued his countenance Suez suffer sufferings delight in suffocate sugar coating sugar-stick suggestions suicide record the s around RCapa-2 Hay-1

Auden-48

deep down pretty AGardner-5 superficiality superfluous KAmis-13 Emerson-80 Faulkner-6 Schopenhauer-19 Shulman-1 Sokal-1 Stoppard-5 Ward-1 CFAdams-1 Emerson-38 Michelangelo-3 TMore-3 INewton-8 2Pliny-2 Strunk-1 Voltaire-18 rendered s superior race Hilbert-1 Shaw-143 AHStephens-1 Maurois-5

Bentham-18

see also litigation Pratchett-8

your face for slander

CDickens-43 BDisraeli-1 Normanbrook-1 ATrollope-42 Bentham-10 CharlesII-7

should love a man who is superiority

to scientific activity Medawar-35 see also inferiority; Confucius-13 PHoward-3 SJohnson-83 Lovecraft-1 McGinley-4 Menzies-1 Namier-3 BRussell-54 FelixSchelling-1 HWalpole-11 superiors superlative supermarket supernatural superstition Becque-1 Hazlitt-47 ARWallace-5 Chesterton-15 Stendhal-8 ASTevenson-6 Asimov-2 Conrad-6 PJKavanagh-1 1Anon-65 Bacon-50,51 Becket-27 Bohr-5 Burke-26 Burston-1 BDisraeli-5 HennikerMajor-1 Holbach-2 SJohnson-30 Popper-31 Runciman-3 Sade-2 Shaw-87 ASmith-6 Voltaire-32 supply and demand creates demand Confucius-1 Diocletian-1 GSmith-1 1Anon-50 Fosdick-1 Lang-1 Melbourne-10 Menander-9 Paine-16 McChrystal-1 SJohnson-128 JBSHaldane-1 OCromwell-7 Popper-31 SSmith-17 2SButler- 2TFuller-1 JHeller-1 RHJackson-5

for opinions or religion

Schopenhauer-24 HGWells-18 Shaw-108 SzentGyorgyi-2 Lec-2 Yeats-6 HMelville-4 Mencken-80 Welles-5 AAdler-1 WBenjamin-3 Bramah-2 Calverley-1 Cerf-1 Chesterfield-24 RClive-2 Colton-10 Eberhart-1 Emerson-19 Erdrich-1 AJames-1 Lippmann-5 Nietzsche-30 Paglia-4 Pavese-3 Pearce-1 Plout-1 LindaSmith-1 AJToynbee-6

failed or travels

2SydneySmith-1 Dahlberg-5 Truman-15 Beaverbrook-7

to avoid assassination 25 years after his death suiciders suicides suit suitability sulk sullen Sir A Sullivan sultan ?Johnson-1

demand precedes Ricardo-5 support wont win their supported supposition he may abuse it suppression supremacy supreme Being Court

GWBush-14 AlanBennett-38 AlanBennett-38 MWMontagu-1 Proust-1 Rochefoucauld-12 Ryan-1 TMacaulay-74 Dickens-1 Medawar-22 Shaw-66

wisdom sure not too surface surfaces queen of surgeon surgery surly surpass surplus surprise

Leibniz-1 see also certainty LearnedHand-4 Becket-62 WIrving-11 Dowd-1 EAtkins- Reagan-5 Ericksen-1 Velpaeau-1 JMagee-1 Leonardo-3 JosephII-1 Poe-1 SSmith-26 Brendel-1 Carnap-1 Gaulle-1 Gilbert-2 Humphrey-4 LeviStrauss-3 Maugham-45 Menzies-1 Nathan-1 LThomas-1 Xenophon-1

sweet sweets swerve Jonathan Swift

MArnold-14 Ashdown-1 JCarlyle-1 Hazlitt-28 Patmore-1 Sokal-3 Debussy-1 DThomas-8 Updike-3 MWebb-1 Barnes-4 1Bible-12 Carroll-2 RDavies-41 Hazlitt-62 Kipling-13 Laski-2 Pritchett-1 SRothschild-1 Runyon-1 TSheridan-1 Thackeray-6

swill bucket swimming Orwell-46 Coogan-1 WIrving-11 TBMacaulay-9 Maugham-26 Muggeridge-3 Nash-2 WWilson-6 Zola-4 Algernon Swinburne swindle great swine TCarlyle-23 Symons-2 see also fraud; Ossietzky-1 OHenry-3 see also pigs; Edman-1 DFrost-2 HSThompson-3 WAllen-5 WChurchill-48 JElliott-1 Galton-1 SSmith-12 Stoppard-9 Stravinsky-9 Welles-1 Wilde-26 sword see also war; 1Anon-128 Burke-25 RobtBurton-1 THHuxley-1 WKing-1 Lytton-3 Morton-1 Richelieu-3 Runciman-6 SaintSimon-1 Shakespeare-13 JohnTaylor-1 Wilde-89 more cruel than not peace but a s swordsman best swore tongue sybarites sycophant Sydney syllable symbols sympathy Euripides-11 see hedonism Hardie-1 KMarx-11 see also Australia; CFreud-4 DJay-2 Yeats-11 Haldane-7 Keynes-28 Nabokov-11 Beerbohm-10,15 Emerson-76 Haydon-1 AHuxley-22 Smiles-2 Wilde-58 Wodehouse-9 for a man who has Fey-1 symphonies syndicalism Synge synod syntax insoluble understand someone teaches synthesis synthetics syphilis Shaw-28,29 Ortega-2 LadyGregory-1 JPriestley-1 Berryman-1 Follett-1 JudgeKennedy-1 TBMacaulay-144 Shaw-19 Whipple-1 Barzun-11 Claiborne-1 Claiborne-1 Appleyard-3 Beckett-4 Sandburg-5 Orwell-12 see also pox; Baring-3 CPankhurst-1 Sewell-1 Weill-1 CFreud-4 Twain-109 RobtBurton-1 2Bible-9

DParker-10 BRussell-68 Schjeldahl-1 Sokal-2 AJPTaylor-1 swindles essence of war or contrast poetry should surprised mother-in-law set hearing good yet again surprises history is a series Vonnagut-4 surrealism surrender our future sursum corda surveillance survey survival Coward-1 Carbonne-1 WChurchill-23 TSEliot-25 JJordan-1 Millett-1 CSagan-4 4Bible-4 see also monitor; GHart-1 JParton-1 Seddon-1 Adenauer-1 KAmis-16 Auber-1 Baldwin-3 Becket-44 Buck-1 Bunual-1 ACarnegie-3 WChurchill-69 Franklin-14 AJay-2 Matthau-1 Nietzsche-7 Orwell-20 RobbinsLandon-1 2JRockefeller-1 Sieyes-1 ESmart-1 Tacitus-9 Thorpe-1 Wiener-1 Wilde-12 of the fittest survive only the paranoid AGrove-2 survivors very few suspect suspenders suspension suspicion above s suspicions well founded swagger swallowed swan swank swans swearing sweat sweepping EWHowe-6 Dawkins-3 Truman-11 EJeffrey-1 see ostentation VBrooks-1 Slezak-1 see also promises, rudeness; Farquhar-5 Jefferson-20 Twain-75 see also perspiration; WChurchill-18 Orwell-23 Muir-2 T table manners Plath-1 Ridge-1 HCRees-1 Cicero-29 Vidal-15 GWilson-4 Auden-36 STColeridge-10 Bacon-52 2SButler-19 EWHowe-6 EGHubbard-15 LearnedHand-5 Mencken-68 Rochefoucauld-20 Julius-7 JKJerome-5 HSpencer-5 test of literary merit Orwell-20 JAFisher-7 Hazlitt-65 1JKeats-9 HHumphrey-4 Humphrey-4 1JKeats-5 Vonnagut-4

Switzerland and Swiss

FrederickII-3 Friedenberg-1 1Fuller-3 AHuxley-32 Inge-22 symbolism

compare with leprosy syphilitic father was Syria system MBaring-3

street whore with Schopenhauer-21

see Damascus TMacaulay-28 Popper-19 GSarton-1

tables The Tablet tabloid editor tabloids taboos taciturnity tact tail tailor tailoring taint take her off his hands interest in away taking

Boito-1 SJohnson-16 CSLewis-5 Twain-52 IThomas-2 Burrow-6 Ascherson-2 see also tongue-tied; TCarlyle-40 Harrison-1 DJay-2 Miles-1 Cocteau-9 BRussell-57 AHHaley-1 GHart-1 RDavies-7 JArmstrong-1 PCKnox-1 QCrisp-8 GRFord-3 Guitry-3 JBPriestley-5 JColeman-1 PSheridan-3 about at length by the hour deangerous for

O'Connor-1 JPriestley-1 FDRoosevelt-4 Shakespeare-25 Shaw-119 Surtees-2 Szasz-1 Talleyrand-5 Thatcher-3,4 Torriano-1 Trench-1 ATrollope-18 Tucholsky-1 Twain-11,41 Walls-2 Wilde-75 WWilson-3 Wittgenstein-1 Albee-1 Pratchett-5 Jefferson-39 Auden-44 about themselves EGoncourt-4 between intimates CluttonBrock-1

in someone elses sleep with nothing to say JSwift-38 your way out talking about his art clock of yourself pictures to myself talks taller Talleyrand tallow chandler Talmadge tamed taming Tammany tangible tango tank tanned keep looking tantalise tantrums tap tapestry tapeworm Auden-45 AFisher-1 Covey-1 you wished him to Hazlitt-73

everything you have

havent a bloody clue Goncourt-4 Edison-8 PBarnes-1 see also story Barthelme-2 see also genius; Capp-1 TCarlyle-24 Chekhov-7 7 Cui-2,3 JDenham-2 Diderot-6 dOreleans-1 Doyle-1 Edison-3 GEliot-10 Emerson-15,19,37,50 Erasmus-5 Fadiman-6 Franklin-13 Gill-2 Goethe-16 Heine-3 DHoffman-1 Hope-2,4 JEHopkins-1 EHubbard-5 AHuxley-17 Jarrell-1 SJohnson-8 Jonson-9 Joyce-7 TMacaulay-4 McIndoe-1 Manet-2 Mill-49 ENewman-1 PPorter-1 Ravel-3 Renard-5 Reynolds-1 BRussell-56 Santayana-19 FleixSchelling-1 Schopenhauer-17 Shaw-60 Shenstone-1 LPSmith-6 Tacitus-5,15 Tchaikovsky-1 Trevelyan-1 Vidal-6,23 Wagner-4 Washington-5 EdmundWhite-2 Wieck-1 Wilde-36,73,84 Zola-3

Ayckbourn-7

things for granted AHuxley-31 tale talent no t happened or we tell it

Galbraith-49 Aristotle-18 ORourke-13 LouisPhilippe-1 NapoleonI-17 Brann-5 ATrollope-38 Brann-10 Gay-5 Lerner-1 CNapier-3 Mortimer-12 Shaw-85 Kissinger-2 Hay-1 Januszczak-2 Kitchener-1 Petain-2 HaroldWilson-7 AOnassis-2 PPorter-1 EJenkins-1 Pearce-1 Anouilh-4 JArmstrong-1 Howell-1 WGolding-7 Mencken-69 Ingersoll-5 Gopnik-3 SJohnson-147 Kissinger-16 Flaubert-7 1Anon-264 Chandler-7 see also prostitution; WIrving-4 JKJerome-11 HMacmillan-6

Coleridge-2 Collingwood-2 Connolly-2 Coolidge-4 QCrisp- tall

JFKennedy-4 Korda-1 FRLeavis-3 HLeonard-1 Lockhart-2 tame

admire man who has no does what it can ego is surrogate for Burgess-4 have to make do with I had no t for is like a tap

Agate-1

Baring-2 Lytton-4 Balcon-1

RBenchley-1 Anouilh-4 CAnderson-1

is like a marksman Schopenhauer-22 no beginning to your not enough to have Capa-4 no useful t really have to do easily talented brave, generous, humorous more t than prudentJBarth-4 talentless talk Becket-60 see also articulacy, chatter, conversation, speak; Attlee-1 Bacon-54 Bagehot-2 Bainbridge-1 Becket-21 Bentham-10 3Bible-10 LBoyd-1 Britten-3 TCarlyle-16 Cohan-1 Connolly-24 GEliot-18 TSEliot-21 JAFisher-5 Granville-2 Halifax-4 Hazlitt-58 EHowe-3 Horace-7 Hoskins-1 EHughes-1 WIrving-12 HJames-16 Jesperesen-2 SJohnson-17 Lebowitz-3 TMacaulay-78 Maugham-33 Menander-3 ArthurMiller-1 Montaigne-10 Nabokov-8 Buchan-4 Pratchett-29 GMoses-1 Amiel-3

entitled to the imperial we tarantula tardiness target call it the tarnish tart Tartar find the tarts task force Tasmania Maistre-4 on a slice of angel-food

others cannot see Schopenhauer-22

see also prostitution; HMacmillan-11 Emerson-58 Benn-6 1Anon-64

taste

see also flavour; 1Anon-2 Auden-43 Balliett-1 Becket-11,35,36 Bird-1 RByron-3 Chamfort-5 Connor-1 CFry-1 Hawthorne-5 MHogg-1 GMHopkins-1 PJohnson-1 Lamb-2 47 TMacaulay-47 Marie-1 Medawar-2,14 Mencken-5 JSMill-17 Mille-1 Muggeridge-6 Nietzsche-28 Picasso-1,7 Reynolds-3 Ruskin-11 Shaw-38,79,100 Spohr-2 GSwift-1 JTaylor-28 Trevelyan-1 Updike-11 AWaugh-9 EWaugh-6,23 HWalpole-9 Wedgwood-1 Wilde-79 Wordsworth-8

teaches man t his wife Cartland-3 see also education; Bolingbroke-2 Camden-3 TCarlyle-32 Coogan-1 Cooley-2 RDavies-14,42 Drucker-2 Galileo-5 Jonson-8 Landers-2 TBMacaulay-127 Milton-12 HannahMore-1 Paine-12 Shaw-103 Valery-7 PWhite-1 Wilde-59 telling without tea-cosy teacups teapot tear away the cackle jerker GThomas-7 RDavies-45 WChurchill-18 Cicero-32 Darien-1 CDickens-32 RFrost-15,23 Manville-1 Orwell-23 Stowe-1 Virgil-13 over answered prayers tea-time Norrman Tebbitt technical skill technically when you see something technique in art in love-making perfect techniques economics around a set technocratic imperative technology Roszak-1 2Anon-19,24 WChurchill-45 ACClarke-4 PCWDavies-2 Dyson-2 Feynmann-5 Frisch-1 DGabor-1 AHuxley-8 Medawar-29 Pompidou-1 Youngson-1 doesnt work stuck with Teddy tedious tediousness tedium teenage teeth teetotal Teilhard de Chardin telegraph DAdams-30 DAdams-30 Atwood-1 Hazlitt-62 Wilde-85 TBMacaulay-36 see also bore; Guedella-3 Ballard-2 O'Rourke-4 Paglia-3 HWheeler-1 Arabin-1 AlBennet-27 Heller-1 Luckman-1 BRussell-49 Durante-1 Horace-18 DMartin-1Shaw-135 RLStevenson-23 Medawar-13,20,34 1Anon-14,108 HamptonSmith-1 Platz-1 Scholes-3 1Anon-14 AGBell-2 AMBell-1 Dache-1 Hayes-1 Pileggi-1 Preece-1 book kiosk telescope television Chotzinoff-1 HLeonard-2 LloydGeorge-9 Ace-1 FAllen-4 1Anon-182 Ballard-1 Baudrillard-2 JMBrown-1 Buffett-7 Chandler-24 Coward-8 DeForest-1 DFrost-1 Gill-1,2,4 Goldwyn-2 Hitchcock-2 Hoggart-1 AJay-3 Kovacs-1 McLuhan-4 GMarx-5 Muggeridge-13 company accounts DAdams-22 Backhouse-2 approach the limits of JBarth-2 JBarth-2 Casals-2 Oppenheim-2 Menand-1 EBernard-1 Commager-1 TSEliot-8 Fonteyn-1 MFoot-5 RFry-2 Zeeman-1 Teresa-2 SydneySmith-18 Socrates-11 BConnolly-1 Coward-7 TELawrence-4 NMailer-10

PConrad-1 GEliot-20 TSEliot-12 Emerson-8,56,65 Follett-1 teaching

agree on a matter DBarry-1 extinction good hide the pleasure of spark of good tasteless tasting remakably as it did CFreud-7 tattoo taught tautology tavern tawdry tax 1Bible-40 Parsons-1 WChurchill-51 Twain-116 SJohnson-60 Perelman-7 DHAmory-1 Aubrey-4 Barber-1 Burke-25 Butler-3 LdCamden-1 Capone-2 Clyde-1 Colbert-1 JColeman-1 Defoe-8 Dickens-28 Edinburgh-1 Einstein-23 Faraday-1 Franklin-18,32 Gladstone-1 Healey-6 Hodgskin-1 Inge-8 Jefferson-5 KaunitzRittberg-1 Kemble-1 Lapham-3 LearnedHand-1 Lenin-7 RLowe-2 NapoleonIII-1 Otis-1 Peacock-2 JPriestley-2 Reading-1 Reagan-8 WRogers-7 Senior-1 Simon-1 ASmith-5,9,34,35,45 SSmith-57 Southey-3 JSwift-16,28 Tiberius-1 LTomlin-1 NVansittart-1 Wilde-28 JWilson-8 and representation Camden-1 Galbraith-46 SJHarris-5 Otis-1 and to please on fools taxation taxed taxes fall on consumer if it were not for shall be as low taxi taxidermist taxing few people with money Tchaikovsky tea AWaugh-6 Belloc-1 Chetwode-1 Cobbett-3 Gladstone-12 HJames-15 Joyce-3 Kellogg-1 KMansfield-2 Quincey-4 would you like a cup of teach teachers Tylee-1 AMarshall-4 HAdams-7 HAlcott-4 MAmis-2 Antrim-2 Barzun-2 Berlioz-3 FSFitzgerald-11 Froude-2 Gibbon-26 AGray-2 Inge-3 VLaw-1 Leonardo-3 Livy-5 MacNeice-1 GMarx-4 HPearson-3 Plato-1 2Pliny-4 Quintillian-5 WRoberts-1 Tacitus-16 ORourke-21 Burke-11 Petty-1 LdCamden-1 FrederickII-4 see also over-taxed; APHerbert-1 Shaw-145 RBSheridan-19 Ricardo-3 Ricardo-7 LearnedHand-1 GBurns-1 WSChurchill-61 Wodehouse-14 HWalpole-17 Orton-4 Postgate-2 Shaw-153 Epicurus-5 Voltaire-49 HWFowler-2

impossible to underrate

tears

close ones t catstrophe

Telemann

1Anon-238 Cui-1 Hanslick-2 RimskyKorsakov-1 Shaw-18 telephone

Murrow-2 Sarraute-1 Strabolgi Tomlin-2 Updike-3 Ustinov-1 Vidal-4 VWood-1 FLWright-2 do it on tell them what I am going to them who you are GPeck-1 you three times telling without teaching temper never lose your temperament artistic temperance temperate inhabitants beautiful perfection of the zones zone lies t energy RdWard-1 temperature had a slight tempered tempest temple Shirley Temple could do it at four Hepburn-4 Sir William Temple TMacaulay-75 tempo tempora mutantur o t o mores temptation SHughes-1 Lothair-1 1Anon-253 Cicero-13 TSEliot-23 Etherege-2 SFreud-5 Hope-6 HJackson-7 TMacaulay-94 Maugham-5 Mencken-36 Ruskin-57 Shaw-117 Smollett-4 Tertullian-2 Twain-36 Wilde-14,55,66 get rid of get the better of not to resist resist yield to temptations not good to be without ten tenderness tenement tennis balls Bagehot-7 Clemenceau-6 LdByron-17 Gogh-1 DHLawrence-38 JQAdams-4 Thorne-3 Bacon-39 Barrie-7 Frost-3 MHalsey-3 JWebster-4 HLBlack-1 1Anon-91 Auden-41 CBronte-9 Balzac-9 Wilde-14 CSGraham-1 ABronte-2 ABronte-2 Balzac-9 Etherege-2 CSGraham-1 Wilde-14 DCecil-3 VAdler-1 1Anon-28 TCarlyle-3 Emerson-23 Estienne-2 WSGilbert-1 Griffiths-1 GHerbert-10 Sterne-5 Wilde-100 see Church Kant-9 Kant-8 Socrates-11 Austen-10 Lincoln-19 Linklater-1 Trollope-11 BettyBoothroyd-1 CPankhurst-3 EBowen-2 RDavies-18 Gilliat-1 Zola-1 Chesterton-11 Bacon-44 Carroll-6 Belloc-10 Crisp-12

St Teresa of Avila terminal terms Terpsichore terrible shape terrified territorial last the demand territory terror war on terrorise terrorism trap set by t terrorist bombs terrorists become soldiers Ellen Terry terseness testable testes/testicles testimony testing testy tte du bois Teutons Texas text writerly text-books embalmed in textiles production of texture W M Thackeray Thai way Thames thank

Muggeridge-14 DPotter-1 JFCooper-4 EBarrymore-1 Anouilh-3 RELee-3 Pratchett-31 GForeman-1 Betjeman-5 Hitler-8 Ardrey-1 WWilson-5 see also fear; WChurchill-69 Lyndhurst-1 GWBush-8 Murrow-3 BRussell-75 MAmis-5 KMacdonald-1 Rawlinson-1 1Anon-268 PRobertson-1 1Anon-268

out to do the world favour

good t and moderation

suppressing acts of 1Anon-269

suffering from action

DGardner-3 Beerbohm-14 HJames-10 Barzun-11 Pulitzer-1 Carey-10 Ackroyd-7 DMorris-1 Voltaire-42 Hume-7 Ayer-6 JDewey-1 JSMill-11 WRoberts-1 JFSRussell-1 Youngson-2 Addison-10 NFDavies-6 ACarnegie-5 Lovecraft-1 ELorenz-1 PSheridan-1 SSmith-15 Paglia-8 Barthes-3 KLivingstone-3 SThompson-1 PGeddes-1

myths embedded in TABailey-2 Elvin-1 Summerson-1 CBronte-7 Ruskin-8 LTolstoy-21 AMare-1 1Anon-194 CDickens-30 Foote-2 Smollett-10 StAubyn-1

incapable of saying t you nobody to t thanks physician hath that sort of thing Mrs Thatcher thats funny Asimov-6 thaw thcream Lincoln-12

man in his forties doesnt Alfred Lord Tennyson

DGRossetti-2 GHerbert-2 WCFields-1 Mountbatten-2 Nietsche-33 Tiomkin-1 GHerbert-2

LadyCavendish-1 Chesterton-18 STColeridge-7 TSEliot-8 Emerson-4 Shaw-5 Truss-1 tenor ten-pounders tension tent tentative tenure like getting tepid Dennett-1 TSEliot-35 HFord-7 WBarnes-1 SGibbons-3 LBJohnson-5 Popper-20

1Anon-98 Costello-1 Giscard-1 Healey-4 JMiller-2 Mitterand-1 Waterhouse-1 RWest-9

7Shaftesbury-3

till Im thick theatre

Crompron-1 see also drama, playhouse, plays; JBarrymore-5 Gilbert-13 PHall-1 2OWHolmes-5 Jessel-1 Prynne-1,2 Tynan-5 Vidal-19 Welles-5 EdmundWhite-2

not improved by there get very excited thermodynamics second law thesis thicker thick-skinned thief thin afraid of pale t red line things ought to be think

CFreud-12 Mallory-1 PAtkins-1 CPSnow-2,4 Eddington-3 Dobie-1 AJPTaylor-10 TSEliot-40 DavidMellor-1 see also theft; 1Anon-193 Coward-14 Emerson-55 see also lean; KAmis-17 Connolly-10 KHepburn-2 Orwell-26 KWhitehorn-2 Plutarch-15 WRussell-1 Jennings-1 Hazlitt-16 see also cerebration, thought; FBacon-70 WBenjamin-5 EDarwin-1 RDavies-42 Dietz-1 WIrving-12 Rutherford-6 Schrodinger-1 Shakespeare-46

AlanBennett-32 Broun-6 PCook-1 RDavies-38 PFleming-8 thermodynamicists

falsely shouting fire in swarms with tyranslations tragic ironies of theatrical truth relation to real life theft

1OWHolmes-8 HWalpole-17

Bankhead-7 Ayckbourn-3

see also crime, stealing; Arabin-1 Bacon-36 Barlow-1 LBarrymore-1 Billings-1 Blake-5 Brissot-1 Calgacus-1 Dryden-28 TSEliot-19 Erasmus-3,7 2TFuller-2 HGeorge-1 Guitry-1 Halifax-5 Hartley-6 Hayakawa-1 Heine-11 SJohnson-89 Lithgow-1 Mortimer-8 Phillips-1 Piron-1 Proudhon-1 Puzo-1 WRogers-2 Shakespeare-18 Stravinsky-3 Twain--64

them, us versus theme park theocracy theologian finds it theological theology

GWBush-7 Marquez-2 Melville-3 WBernstein-1 Loon-1 Diderot-8 Sade-12 Salisbury-1 Mencken-89 DMcCuklloch-1 1Anon-28 Diekhoff-1 AlbertEinstein-27 Hume-22 THHuxley-6 Kaplan-1 TBMacaulay-126 Mencken-87 JSMill-2 Wilde-26 alike himself I said

Twain-113 Spark-4 RMNixon-11 Bagehot-34 Pauli-2 HHBaker-1

othermens thoughts publishing faster than you speak before they t Bruyere-11 speaking more clearly than well is the principle Pascal-19 thinker thinkers Wesker-1

persecution used in BRussell-86 theoretical physicists theories better daft as this older theorising theorists worry theory Smolin-1 Ayer-6 Cervantes-5 Chomsky-1 CDarwin-9 Dirac-1 BDisraeli-60 Eddington-1 Einstein-13 Hampton-3 Hayek-2 Healey-3 WHeller-1 AHuxley-33 THHuxley-2 TMacaulay-28 Nietsche-24 Popper-21 Proust-11 Reagan-4 JStokes-1 Tuchman-5 Youngson-2 can be proved complete fits all the facts is crazy more complete of the universe AlbertEinstein-13 Hawking-3 Crick-1 Bohr-2 JCTaylor-1 Eddington-3 AlbertEinstein-40 Smolin-3 Haldane-21 Popper-30 TBMacaulay-152 Frayn-8 Palissy-1 Born-2 Heine-13

does not belong in Barzun-14 thinking see also cerebration, intellect, reasoning; ECharles-1 JCCollins-5 Housman-8 Lichtenberg-8 Mencken-84 Schopenhauer-12 Shakespeare-34,38 JSwift-36 LTrilling-3 ANWhitehead-12 Will-1 broadens the mind Kant-2 first-rate mind happy for myself letting us down mediocrity of his new ways of slowly without learning thinks third who the t might be AEddington-4 at home in t world prison third-class prize third-rate men tolerance of thirst EOWilson-5 thirties Ill be around thisen do it for your 1Anon-243 HGWells-27 Nightingale-2 Mencken-97 EAnderson-1 DaisyBates-1 Beaumarchais-3 1Bible-6 Colton-10 Dante-3 Doyle-1 Garibaldi-1 Peacock-14 Rabelais-9 FSFitzgerald-8 Belushi-1 RCooper-1 Milne-1 WSGilbert-14 SBalackburn-2 Bevan-3 LBragg-2 Bellow-5 Pauli-2 Confucius-5 GunningKing-1

of ancient philosophers

no evidence of modern

if it will work in t WHeller-1

no fairer destiny for AlbEinstein-40 to a more comprehensive practice precedes Barzun-5 should surprise therapeutic therapies effective therapy YRoberts-2 GGreene-18 Smolin-1 Youngson-5 violates the minimum

mind thinking with Milne-1

Ambroise Thomas Dylan Thomas Thomson Thor Thoreau thorns

BHunt-1 Broyard-1 WStevens-4 AJPTaylor-12 KAmis-3 CBronte-8 Chesterton-56 HJames-3 EKey-3

thrushes Thucydides thugs thump thunder thunderstorms Thurlow Tiber

SHughes-1 Cobden-2 JBurns-1 Yu-1 WBlake-9 TBrowne-1 JDavies-2 Manilius-1 TELawrence CJFox-4 EPowell-5 Virgil-15 -4

drying up of his gift

should never be plucked thoroughness thought

CBernstein-3 Confucius-12 see also cerebration, ideas, reasoning, second thoughts; DAdams-2 JAndrew-1 Aristotle-15 TCarlyle-44,54 Chandler-24 WSChurchill-63 Emerson-75 Galbraith-48 Haldane-10 Harrowby-1 SJohnson-105 Lincoln-22 Maugham-44 Pascal-16 HSamuel-3 Santasyana-15 Schopenhauer-19 Schrodinger-1 Seneca-11 Shaw-146 RSouth-1 Spengler-1 Thoreau-8 Trogdon-1 Voltaire-30 Vauvenargues-5 Wesker-1 EYoung-4

foaming with much blood Tibet tickets ticks tide tidings tidy-mindedness tidyness tie tiger tigers tight timber SSmith-50 Flanders-1 Cary-2

Edison-1,5 Holinshed-2 ANWilson-7 1Anon-108 DMcCulloch-1 JWilliams-1 see also bow tie; Joyce-4 HBroun-3 FDRoosevelt-7 Truman-11 WSChurchill-73 Betjeman-5 OWHolmes-1 Kant-4 1Anon-183 Augustine-7,12 Beckett-1 Berlioz-3 RBrowning-3 Burgon-1 CBuxton-1 Callaghan-3 TCarlyle-16 Cicero-5,13 Connolly-2 DionysiusAreopagite-1 Dirksen-1 BDisraeli-49 ElizabethI-5 JFord-1 Fontaine-4 Hammerskjold-2 Halif-1 Hawes-4 1OWHolmes-12 Horace-16 Hugo-2 Jonson-7 Lichtenberg-2 Longfellow-2,4 Lowell-9 Milton-10 Mortimer-13 Oates-1 Ovid-12 CNParkinson-3 PhilipII-1 Proust-2 Rhodes-5 Schopenhauer-5 Spenser-2

clear freedom of free thought inner is viscous little time for never t it out prefer t to action same

BoileauDespraux-3 WBrandt-1 Popper-31 Pratchett-11 CHart-2 HBAdams-5 RLStevenson-9 Bagehot-13 Buffett-13 Balzac-3 RBSheridan-20 Bruyere-5 THHuxley-16

fitting language to Baugh-1

had crossed his mind

time

more like a great t Jeans-2 poll no substitute for

seven thousand years of stupid not to have t of that to be word and deed thoughtlessness thoughts power over thousand years thousands thou shalt not thrashing threats three tell you times three-decker threshing thrift thriller throat thrombosis throne throw up thrown away Mary-1 Pullman-1 CNapier-3 CJFox-7 Syrus-10 4Bible-1

irreversibility is on our side kill removes distress so little time-lag times change were not hard The Times time-servers timetables timidity timing timorous tin bridge can roof whistle tinsel Tintoretto tips tipster

Prigogine-2 Gladstone-15 GBerkeley-5 RMacaulay-5 Terence-7 JBarrymore-6 Wells-1 1Anon-253 Emerson-6 Cobden-2 Hazlitt-22,44 Mancroft-2 Dryden-16 Lanefox-1 AJPTaylor-7 see also fear; Benedict-1 Emerson-77 HaroldWilson-10 Mencken-94 Wodehouse-11 AHHalsey-1 TELawrence-3 Beecham-6 Bevan-6 Levant-2 Titian-1 1Anon-233 AJPTaylor-8

frame a simple idea of

Connolly-8,16 Vauvenargues-3

residue of wasted AlbertEinstein-42 the less t one finds Chesterfield-39 WChurchill-41 Gaitskell-1 AJPTaylor-10

Horace-9 HLaski-3 Stassinopoulos-2 2Anon-32 Carroll-6 Palmerston-5 SJackson-2 O'Farrington-1 StAldwyn-1 Lincoln-10 DThomson-1 Appleyard-1 Chandler-2 Nathan-1 Gthomas-4 Wodehouse13 WChurchill-13 JCameron-8 Balzac-4 Inge-11 Kipling-13 Montaigne-28 CharlesX-2 Evarts-1 see vomiting

between the t and scaffold

tired

1Anon-30 ACBenson-2 Doyle-1 Drabble-2 RFord-1 Hawes2 Hazlitt-28 Heraclitus-6 Moliere-1 Ruskin-21 Sevign-3 Twain-91 Updike-14

clever by half far many much late tool toothache toothbrush toothless toothpaste top nation people rises to spinning

Major-1 Salisbury-10 Cocteau-9 JWhistler-10 Updike-6 Pepys-1 WChurchill-36 HJames-12 Carey-4 Hawes-2 TCarlyle-26 HJames-10 Chandler-21 FMColby-4 Thatcher-6 DWebster-2 NFDavies-12 PHoward-1 Linder-1 WJames-11 Ustinov-10 1OWHolmes-3 5Bible-1 Nietzsche-10 Saurin-1 ELorenz-1 Wickramasinghe-1 SJohnson-26 Wordsworth-7 Brookner-1 Twain-1 Bingham-1 LdByron-26 Bunuel-1 Ibsen-9 SLewis-1 Nightingale-1 Rowling-1 BRussell-12,13 SaintVictor-1 Schiele-1 Updike-15

tiresome tissue paper Titanic Titian titillation titles tittering toad toadying toast toasting-forks

see also boredom; HBAdams-1 Auden-22 JKJerome-6 Rochefoucauld-19 Rutherford-9 Janeway-1 Blake-3 Ruskin-16 Twain-53 JMWhistler-1 Bayley-2 Barnes-7 Chandler-5 GGreene-14 Saki-33 Shaw-143,144 Yeats-10 Larkin-6 LPSmith-12 RHarris-1 Ellis-1 Beecham-4

without qualifications topography Torah torment tornado torpidity/torpor tortoise tortoiseshell torture see also Smoking; 1Anon-111 Calverley-1 JamesI-2 Kellogg-1 CharlesLamb-11 Lytton-9 Moliere-6 NapoleonIII-1

bird cage played with tobacco

as vices today toga toil toilet pay seat wet t paper tolerability tolerance

Chesterton-55 Bellay-1 Benchley-3 DCarnegie-2 Dryden-21 Edmonds-1 Martial-4 Ronsard-1 AHuxley-6 see also work; WChurchill-18 Longfellow-8 Orwell-23,31 Ruskin-51 ASmith-37 ATrollope-37 BManning-1 HRHughes-1 CJames-4 RReed-3 Defoe-1 VSPritchett-4 Baker-1 IsBerlin-3 Brien-2 JFCooper-2 Courteline-2 Jefferson-27,30 Joyce-1 Jung-6 TMacaulay-25 Marinetti-1 Maugham-18,36 Mencken-41,71 JSMill-2 Mortimer-6 Sterne-8 Themistius-1 Tiberius-3 Voltaire-8 Whitehead-6

put to Tory toss who gives a tossing regimes totalitarianism touch touchy tough toughness tourism tourists were British tower town clerk man made t toxicology toy toys smashing track trade

SJohnson-159 Beerbohm-21 WChurchill-47 Hazlitt-31 SJohnson-148 TBMacaulay-56 Mountbatten-1 Sala-1 Sutherland-2 Greenspan-4 LBJohnson-10 see also oppression; WChurchill-9 Harrison-1 Manguel-1 Addison-10 RChandler-28 Brophy-4 RDavies-4 TSEliot-6 WJames-9 JPKennedy-1 Degas-2 see travel Robb-2 2Bible-42 see also city, metropolis; Martial-8 Malthus-5 LloydGeorge-9 WCOWPER-7 DylanThomas-4 Foch-4 Kitchener-1 MLamb-1 RRobinson-1 Welles-6 MKlein-2 STColeridge-5 see also business, commerce, market; Barzun-7 EBurke-50 JCameron-3 Cicero-28 Clausewitz-3 Dyott-1 GEliot-16 Emerson-82 GeorgeV-4 APHerbert-2 SJohnson-151 RLee-2 Lytton-12 Montesquieu-23 2DNorth-1 GSmith-1

BDisraeli-18 Emerson-56 Gibbon-5 WGolding-6 Haldane-3 totalitarian

OCasey-2 Popper-10,11 Raven-1 Sade-7 Shelley-1 Stael-3 totem Europe needs need for of the third rate tolerant tolerations J R R Tolkien Leo Tolstoy WBrandt-1 Lipset-1 EAnderson-1 Chart-1 TEdwards-1 Lincoln-24 HDyson-1 Bellow-7 Blanch-1 Chekhov-11 RDavies-27 Hemingway-9 JMitchell-1 Orwell-7 Solzhenitsyn-3 STolstoy-1 RWest-8 stupid of T to suppose tomatoes tombs Tommy tomorrow tone tongs tongue swore to persuade tongue-tied too Twain-1 Bacon-35 1Cavendish-1 Ros-1 SaintJust-2 LPSmith-6 Kipling-18 Benchley-3 1Bible-25 2Bible-8 DCarnegie-2 DDix-1 Edmonds-1 Ronsard-1 Shakespeare-16 Marques-2 Pritchett-1 3Bible-5 2TFuller-13 Hoskins-1 WIrving-4 Menander-3 Richelieu-3 Euripides-11 1Clarendon-2 see also taciturn; Cicero-19 clustering mysteries WSMaugham-82

Henri deToulouseLautrec

AMarshall-6 AMarshall-6

nearest the heart no hostility to unions US has inflicted traders and missionaries tradesman tradesmen tradition

CharlesII-5 Bingham-8 Keynes-30 Darrow-6 Grey-1 Lenin-2 Mencken-79 Niemoller-1 Playfair-1 Bingham-7 TowodrosII-1 Cobbett-11 Shakespeare-9 1Anon-152 StAugustine-8 Burke-47 Chesterton-28 Coke-2 Follett-1 HFord-2 KFox-3 Perutz-1 JCPowys-1 TrevorRoper-3 Wilkes-4

translation

Aldrich-1 1Anon-25,56 Bede-2 WBenjamin-4 Borges-1 Borrow-1 RCampbell-1 Caroline-1 Chesterfield-33 Chesterton-25 Cicero-2 STColeridge-12 JDenham-2 Dryden-2,4 TSEliot-1 Emerson-57 Howell-1 SJohnson-42 PJKavanagh-1 Levin-5 Nabokov-14 Raban-2 Shelley-13 Synge-1 RYTyrrell-1 Voltaire-5 Wilde-27

unionists now the tyrants

poetry is what is lost in translations are like wives transparency transport trans-sexual birdcage transvestism trapdoor Mumford-6 trash travel 1Anon-1 Levin-12 Charles-3 DHLawrence-8 Morton-3 MBeckett-1 MBeckett-1 SPound-1 see also plays; Aristotle-14 Barzun-1 Cabell-4 ACarter-1 Chaplin-1 Chaucer-2 Cocteau-4 Cope-3 Durrenmatt-1 GEliot-2 Galbraith-23 Garrick-3 JKJerome-7 DHLawrence36 Mencken-76 Mortimer-1 Namier-2 Pascal-16 Plumb-2 Powell-5 Shaw-2 RBSheridan-15 Stoppard-11 Voltaire-42 HWalpole-5 Wellington-12 Wilde-1,49,88 hopefully wrapped up travelled travelling travels suicide or treacherous the tsar is not treachery LTolstoy-23 AOCarter-1 JPBarnes-14 Howells-2 weakness is not treacle tread softly treason Dahlberg-5 Ruskin-48 MBell-1

RForst-2

RCambell-1 Lockhart-2 GJNathan-3 Barrington-1

of giving them opposite traditionalists are pessimistic about the Trafalgar Trafalgar Square traffic at a standstill jams trouble with warden tragedy

Kettle-1

see also cross-dressing; 1Bible-46 Garber-1 GWilson-2 Wodehouse-13 1Anon-210 SFreud-10 Hecht-3 EYoung-1 1Anon-66,67,68 Beaverbrook-3 Bevin-3 EBishop-1 LdByron-9,33,35 1Cato-3 Chesterton-40 BDisraeli-18 LDurrell-5 Emerson-58 PFleming-1,2,6 Frost-17 CFry-3 Galton-2 Goethe-3 OGoldsmith-8 Hazlitt-3 HJames-20 Kipling-13 IbnB-1 SJohnson-41 Kilvert-1 Kinglake-1 LLee-2 TMacaulay-29 NNicolson-1 Shaw-80 Sterne-6 Thackeray-11 Theroux-2 Thoreau-1 HWalpole-10 Wellington-7 HGWells-3 RLStevenson Montaigne-40 Nashe-1 Paracelsus-1 Pratchett-17 Vettori-1

dont get what they want in close-up Chaplin-1

SJoseph-1

is not unhappiness ANWhitehead-13 most tormenting t of the that happens to other with a happy ending tragic train at 60mph set wrong trained men training trains tramp trample tranquility Chesterton-54 Chesterton-37 Maimonedes-1 Nietzsche-3 Thucydides-4 ATrollope-27 see railways Sinatra-1 Kipling-8 JCook-3 TSEliot-27 Emerson-48 CFForbes-1 Frank-1 Macmillan-5 Nkrumah-1 DParker-6 Proust-4 Su-1 Thurber-2 Wordsworth-1 indifferent to our of mind transcribed transformed the objects transience transit sic t gloria mundi Kempis-3 Tacitus-1 DiogenesL-1 Pliny-6 Kafka-1 Robb-2 see also evanescence; Blake-1 VWoolf-3 Jenkyns-4 JPGetty-5 Welles-8 Bonhoffer-4

WilliamII-1 Barlow-1 Benda-1 Benedict-1 Braddon-1 Cobbett-6 Lithgow-1 TMacaulay-49 Paine-13 HSThompson-2 WilhelmII-1 WilliamIII-1 Keats-7 LearnedHand-1 Naughton-1 Pope-20 Yeats-14 Burke-29 Coke-1 Colby-1 BDisraeli-24 TSEliot-23 Forster-4 Harington-2 PHenry-3 Milton-1 Ros-2 Shakespeare-2

Runciman-2

treasons and stratagems treasury treadmill treasures of kings treated treatment treatments treaty Beerbohm Tree tree cut down the leaves to a shade of a big stump LeopoldII-1 Coward-19 CBarnard-1 Goldacre-4 Foch-1 Meier-2 Nixon-9 Gilbert-7,9 Braudel-1 WBlake-11 Bullard-1 1JAKeats-18 Brancusi-2 EWaugh-27 TCarlyle-58 HWilson-1 TMacaulay-69

trees trenches trend trespass trial triangles tribute trick trifles trifling trim Tristan & Isolde trite was true triumph triumphalism triumphed

TBrowne-2 Carson-2 Ovid-4 LRothschild-1 RKnox-2 BVaughan-1 NChamberlain-1 Cairncross-1 Burke-44 Camden-2 see also justice; AlanBennett-34 WChurchill-9 Cicero37 Denman-1 Montesquieu-13 Herodotus-7 WCamden-3 Colton-12 Congreve-5 Feynman-1 WSMaugham-47 Mencken-74 Michelangelo-1 ATrollope-7 Hawthorne-7 Hazlitt-62 RWest-9 MArnold-9 NDouglas-6 AAGill-3 SJackson-3 Lamb-6 AJBalfour-10 1Anon-12 SFreud-16 PHoward-1 SRunciman-1 Wheldon-1 Drabble-4

trovato trowel Troy lost first T truce truck truculent true if its t its t is only expedient

Bruno-2 BDisraeli-57 Stesichorus-1 Gerald(ofWales)-3 Bierce-37 WChurchill-48 Ross-1 see also fidelity, truth; Faraday-7 HenryFielding-20 Frankfurt-1 1OWHolmes-14 JoPriestley-3 Dawkins-5 WJames-7 Warnock-2 SBaldwin-13 Cicero-35 JPBarnes-22

by jury and delusion

philosophers interested in plastering together and shrink from anything simple is was trite were new what we believe truisms trumpet blow your own trumpets truncheon trust 1Anon-258 useful conflicts with the Voss-1

poison from ordinary t

AJBalfour-10 Carroll-6

what I tell you three times CBell-1 wish that comes t Cain-1

forces which have Tawney-2 trivia trivial pursuit trivialising triviality Knightley-1 Twain-108 YRoberts-1 Avedon-2 Auden-43 JCameron-5 ADaniels-1 DHLawrence-18 Maugham-21 BRussell-13 Sokal-2 HughWalpole-1 Wilde88 VWoolf-3 trocchee Trojan horse Anthony Trollope with bloodshed trollops tropical fish zone enervating tropics trouble Chandler-30 RdWard-3 Celine-1 Lugard-1 RdWard-2,3,4 see also problems; JAusten-24 Horace-21 Inge-14 ASmith34,37,43 AStevenson-11 Tanner-1 Twain-97 RobtWagner-1 capacity for taking 2SButler-15 finding it in the delagate looking for man is born unto EBenn-1 Boren-1 EBenn-1 1Bible-47 LouisXIV-6 Bevin-2 1Anon-224 Auden-15 TCarlyle-45 Foot-2 HJames-1,23,24 PopeHennessy-1 Sala-1 LTolstoy-8 Walker-1 Burrow-5 CharlesII-4 Coleridge-1

Becket-55 Quincey-1 JKStephen-1 ATrollope-2 AWaugh-3 WSGilbert-18 Bevan-6 Luttrell-1 Voltaire-40 SydneySmith-48 Beerbohm-9 1Anon-226 ABalfour-4 Barlow-1 Becket-29 1Bible-17 Caine-1 ACarnegie-4 Carroll-3 1Cato-3 Cobbett-11 JCCollins-2 OCromwell-6 Fielding-11 FMFord-4 CJFox-2 Greene-20,21 Herodotus-2 Homer-5 Lithgow-1 HMacmillan-20 Rowland-18 Shakespeare-2 BAStanley-1 Theognis-1 Thoreau-2 Vidal-15

our pursuit of the EAnderson-1

pate de foie gras to sound

does not inspire nobody your editor trusted with living ones truth

HHAsquith-5 1Bible-51 1Bible-51 Cheever-1 SRichardson-3 Caroto-1 Acheson-5 Ackroyd-3 FPAdams-2 RAdams-2 Adorno-1 Agassiz-3 Ammianus-4 1Anon-19,61 Anouilh-2 Aretino-3 Aristotle-9 RArmstrong-1 Ascherson-1 Auden-13 Austen-1 Avedon-1 Ayer-6,7 FBacon-6,41,61 RBacon-4 SBaldwin-1,6 ABalfour-4,6 MBarry-1 Bayle-2 Beaumont-2 Becket-4,47,48,52,58 Beckford-1 CBell-1,3 AlBennett-22 ArBennett-2,9 Bernini-1 Bierce-41 Birrell-4 RBlake-1 WBlake-13 Bohr-2 Bolingbroke-1 GBrenan-4 CBronte-6 Bruno-2 Burke-5 Burroughs-1 SButler-5,13 Bryce-1 Butler-2 LordByron-20 RByron-1 JCampbell-4 Carey-3 CartierBresson-1 Chandler-2 Cioran-1 Cockburn-1 STColeridge-11 Congreve-15 Cornford-1 Cornforth-1 Coward-14 Depew-3 Descartes-3,5 Dickens-28 Diderot-2 BDisraeli-28,37 Doyle-5 Farquahar-2 Faulkner-4 PFleming-3 JFord-1 FrancisI-2 DFraser-1 Galbraith-5,18,35,50 Gibbon-5 Godard-2 Gorky-1 DGould-1 Gribbin-2 Haldane-24 Hampton-2,3 Hawthorne-2 Hazlitt-12k,31,42 Hecataeus-1 Hegel-7 Hemingway-11 Herodotus-2,5,6 Hervey-2 Hitler-3 1OWHolmes-5 2OWHolmes-1,4 Horace-17 Housman-6 EGHubbard-15

put not your t in princes

meetings have caused scripture t me most Twain-123 troublemaker troublemakers

McLaughlin-1

if there had been no AJPTaylor-20 troubles doubles his troubleshooter trough trout Franklin-39 Fan-1 ACollins-1 SRichardson-3 Thoreau-17 worry about the worlds

Hume-7 THHuxley-7,8 Ibsen-1 Inge-6 Kanfer-1 Keats-4 Keillor-4 JFKennedy-9 Kraus-4 DHLawrence-23 Layton-5 LLee-6 Locke-4 LdLytton-8,11 RMacaulay-2 MMcCarthy-1 McIlvanney-2 Marcuse-1 MariedeF-1 WSMaugham-4,9,50 Medawar-11,14,28 Mencken-7 JSMill-11,52 Milton-19 Murdoch-1 Murry-1 Newton-2 Nietzsche-19,29 RMNixon-5 Normanbrook-1 Orwell-2,22 Ossietzky-1 Pareto-1 DParker-8,16 Pascal-14 Percy-1 Philippe-1 Pirsig-2 Pliny-3 Popper-23,31 APowell-7 Quennell-2 Quincey-1 Raphael-4 Robens-1 WRogers-7 Ruskin-18,42 BRussell-1,3,11,21,46,47,50,65 Sahl-4 CPScott-1 Scruton-1 Seneca-13 Shakespeare-9,47 Shaw-37,48,62,125,134 RBSheridan-1,9 Sokal-2 Stesichorus-1 AStevenson-3,8 Stoppard-24 Summerskill-1 Sun-Tzu-1 Symmachus-1 Syrus-10 Talleyrand-5 Thoreau-3,4,16 ATrollope-17,25 Twain-7,8,15,38,44,83,84,100 Valery-6 Vauvenargues-2 Vidal-15 Voltaire-27 SirWWatson-1 AWaugh-3 CVWedgwood-1 Wellington-8 RWest-4 Whitehead-1 Wilde-90 VWoolf-3 Wotton-1 Ziegler-1 advertisements contain always best to speak and beauty appearance not a clue beauty is the splendour of belive in their Cioran-1 Cicero-12 Emerson-59 SJohnson-109 WChurchill-64 by doubting we reach choice between t and conviction of its Berzelius-1 diminition of love of distinguish t from Warnock-1 coincidence of his facts disease is unreal determine empiric fact distilled into few women tell fired with logic Eddy-1 Plutarch-12 MFischer-2 Albee-2 Cartland-6 Chesterrton-69 HWJohnson-1 Koestler-9 GGreene-2 distorter and denier HAJones-1 TJefferson-7 JKJerome-8 ComptonBurnett-3 1Anon-259

one does not know Esterhazy-1 only novelists do that out of error Bayliss-2 Schopenhauer-23 Standen-1 pass on through three physics is not a body of pleasure with precise right to utter Hobbes-11 SJohnson-118 Latimer-4 SJohnson-14 Brenan-4

SJohnson-21

rather a hundred lies say and shame the devil scene if she is told EJenkins-1 scientific Planck-2 sometimes stumble on speak and shamne devil standing on her head suscsptible to falsehood tell and shame the devil tell and shame the fiend theatrical they never believe Cavour-1 took second place Burrow-7 to tell lies

WChurchill-4 Rabelais-11 Chesterton-60 Gallienne-3 Erasmus-9 Shakespeare-46 Jonson-13

Ayckbourn-3

Mlodinow-1

JPBarnes-26 LHellman-1

unpleasant way of saying whole truth will always out truths enclose hard, exact t familiar in irrationally held try Renan-4

uses lies to tell the t JPBarnes-26 Dershowitz-1 JSMill-58 TCarlyle-57

would that discover Cicero24 JPBarnes-16

impresses general t TBMacaulay2 THHuxley-15 see also attempt; Cooley-3 WCFields-7 BGreen-1 Leascock-11 Tagore-2 everything before arms for the first time trying to be funny tub thumping tuberculosis tunes tuning tunnel Martin Tupper turbidity turbot turbulent I Turgenev turgid Turkey(place) turkey(bird) Turks turn up turncoat J M W Turner prize Ingres-3 Groening-2 GDavenport-1 Colton-4 Bankhead-5 Beecham-14 Baring-3 Myerson-1 Scholes-3 RHill-1 Goodall-5 2Anon-17 RLowell-1 1Anon-181 Landor-2 Ruskin-22 Welby-1 HenryII-2 Hemingway-9 JFCooper-4 1Anon-113 KMarx-4 Connor-1 Penhaligon-1 Norman-1 GFord-1 Shaw-88 Dickens-14 BDisraeli-31 HFielding-18 Constable-1 Schjeldahl-1 Twain-1 Becket-60 Gill-4 Terence-11

facts get in the way JCameron-12

first casualty when war harmful t better than has never been of real history is torch of Cicero-5 indifference to indifferent to is the torch less remote from misunderstood

guided him to the TBMacaulay-62 has got its boots on Callaghan-2

devil should have the best

SJohnson-8 TBMacaulay-28 Villiers-1 Helvetius-5 TJefferson-28 Chesterton-53 JSwinton-1 SJohnson-159 Brenan-4 GGreene-20 WJames-14

irreconcilable foes to

madman or ttelling the New York journalists not obliged to speak the t not through writing history not to fear stating LeoXIII-2 novelists trying to write novel tells us the of things Chaucer-8

Chesterton-2

turtle soup twaddle Mark Twain twenties you feel indestructible twenty twenty-one gun salute twice twinning twisted minds two and two cultures nations two-party system twopenny damn two-thirds up to something Kenneth Tynan William Tyndale typhoid typing monkey typography tyrannis tyranny Rusk-2 Capote-3 TMore-4 Macmahon-2 Capote-1 Borel-1 Eddington-2 HJames-4 JWBooth-1 see also despotism, oppression; Bentham-10 CSLewis-6 TBMacaulay-131 Montesquieu-21,22 Nyerere-1 Peguy-1 arbitrary imprisonment had laws worst form of the majority protect against tyrant AHamilton-3 Burke-54 Wellington-24 ECMcCarthy-4 Highet-1 2Anon-32 JOsborne-5 RBSheridan-12 NTolstoy-20 ITurgenev-1 MEwan-1 BDisraeli-48 Cather-3 SRaven-2 Martial-7 Thoreau-14 LindaSmith-1 Belushi-1 BDisraeli-42 CFreud-6 TMacaulay-103 1Anpn-210 Brophy-7 Faulkner-6 Hemingway-3 Peck-1 Quayle-6 Shaw-137

unafraid unaggressive unanimity unanxious want to be unapproachable unauthorised accent unbearable unbeatable unbelievable unbeliever unbelievers unbowed uncertain what we know is uncertainty

WWilson-10 Benedict-1 Cornford-1 Feyerabend-1 Betjeman-9 RDavies-8 MacDiarmid-2 SHughes-1 WChurchill-44 Courteline-2 Dafoe-1 EMarch-2 Shaw-47 WChurchill-44 see Credibility Saki-14 Koran-2 Henley-3 WRInge-6 MBragg-2 AlbEinstein-3 Hawking-1 Houghton-1 SJohnson150 Kaplan-1 Laplace-2 Livy-1 TBMacaulay-126 Pascal-14 BRussell-8,47

or three human stories

heart of creativity Prigogine-1 I have known reducing tolerate unconfessed uncivilisaed uncomfortable uncommon uncompromising unconscionable time dying unconscious mind unconstitutional unconvincing narrative uncooperative cosmos uncorrupted woman uncouth uncultivated undereducated JWGarner-2 underestimate underestimated Essex-1 Otis-3 see also beauty; Boswell-2 ABronte-1 JCameron-2 Dickens-20,35 Hearn-1 Runciman-2 Wiesel-3 Wilde-64 Youngman-1 undergraduate underground underhand under-led underlings undermine Fichte-1 HPAdams-2 Burke-48 LPSmith-13 Wilde-86 TSEliot-12 FDRoosevelt-5 Licklider-1 GWBush-3 Levenson-1 VWoolf-1 see railways, terrorism Curzon-9 Bennis-2 Shakespeare-21 Arendt-3 Bingham-2 1Anon-268 Engel-1 CharlesII-3 SFreud-22 VSPritchett-3 SFreud-23 Kissinger-27 DJTaylor-3 WSGilbert-16 Borges-5 NFDavies-2 NFDavies-7 Purandello-1 RHunt-1 see also comfort; JWGardner-3 Bagehot-29 Wellington-27

LdActon-12 Jefferson-45 AAdams-1 1Anon-207 Ingersoll-3 WIrving-10 TMacaulay-105 Plato-15 Popper-26 Thackeray-12 ASullivan-1 Thornton-1

tyrants tyre spare U ubi libertas ugliness

Beaverbrook-4

underachievement AAGill-8

what can be done in ten

is skin deep ulcer Ulster umbrella neat and thin as umpire unacted desires

RGPBoyd-1 Truman-3 1Anon-101 RChurchill-1 Law-1 BeddingtonBehrens-1 CSCBowen-2 RFrost-27 RLowell-11 Twain-105 Emery-1 WGGrace-1 WBlake-7,8 Maugham-5 Twain-79

post-1945 consensus ther fundamental values underprivileged underrate impossible to undersized narrow-shouldered sex Shaw-153

Feiffer-2 PMcGinley-2

Schopenhauer-27

understand a little less

Jung-6 PMason-1 Murrow-4 Major-5 ArnoldBennett-10 JBest-3

unfashionable unfeeling unfit unflush unforeseen unforgettable photograph

BRussell-65 JBarth-2 Harkness-1 Mencken-77 BManning-1 HALFisher-4 Brassai-1 JRWilson-1 ASmith-41 SRichardson-5 WHPrescott-1 Hazlitt-63 Monkhouse-3 WJames-10 see also happiness; EBBrowning-1 FSFitzgerald-6,17 Hoffer-10 SJohnson-104 JKerr-3 Mencken-75 IMurdoch-2 BRussell-70 Saki-10 Vizinczey-2

anything she does not like fewer people can hope to look as if they u open to us to u passages trouble the minds true form understandable understanding Stannard-1

Ayckbourn-7

LearnedHand-4 Hokusai-2 RMNixon-11 Oppenheimer-2 see also comprehension, intellect; JArmstrong-3 Barnett-1 13 Hume-15 Inge-22 Kempis-5 Morgenstern-1 Musil-1 Philolaus-1 DSimpson-1 Thucydides-7 Unamuno-2

unforgivable sin unfortunate ungenerous ungentlemanlike unhabitual unhappiness

what you think I said

WJBryan-4 AChase-3 Gide-5 Goodall-1 Hegel-8 GHerbert- ungrateful

more most shaky nor u to contrive of ourselves peace passeth all the world understands none of us understatement understood cannot be undertaken undertaker will be sorry undervalued underwear underworld undesirable immigrants undetected undeveloped undone left undress uneasy uneducated unemployment unenterprising unequal unequals

SRichardson-7 JMaddox-1 Clarendon-4 RPWarren-1 CMayhew-2 Cassirer-1 Stockman-1 Hirohito-1 PJKavanagh-2 McCloskey-1 LTolstoy-3 SBaldwin-8 JMiller-3 Twain-82 Twain-111 RDavies-54 Hazlitt-25 KGrahame-1 see hell Reith-2 RdWard-4 Becket-16 Inge-2 HJackson-2 Stowe-1 4Bible-6 ADickinson-1 Lin-1 TBMacaulay-128 WChurchill-3 Wilde-6 WSChurchill-5 DGregory-1 JFKennedy-12 PrincePhilip-2 Shaw-114 RLStevenson-5 HWallace-1 Wilde-71 Windsor-1 Sumption-1 Macleod-1

difference between talent support u with fortitude tragedy is not unhistorical unhypothetical unification uniform uniformity unimportant uninformed union unionists trade u now the tyrants unions unique united United Nations not rule of law once admits United States

Bono-1 RDavies-53

ANWhitehead-13 WHPrescott-1 JacquelineSmith-1 Camus-6 Vansittart-1 AJToynbee-7 Bierce-49 Twain-104 see inadvertent meanings Petain-3 WScott-14 Keynes-30

unintended meanings

see Trades unions AlanBennett-37 Mencken-90 WChurchill-66 Trotsky-3 HCLodge-1 Macmillan-2 AEden-4 Eisenhower-7 see also America; AlanBennett-34 CDickens-40 Patraeus-1 Salisbury-9 Sihanouk-1 Bingham-5 Bingham-5 Bingham-5 NFerguson-4 1Anon-267

carried out disappearances detain without charge or mass arrests and roundups people of speech was free unity universal plot by men suffrage universality unattainable by us Peirce-1 universe reluctance to practice will take whatever action RBaxter-2

read books of quotation

JFCooper-7 WSMaugham-74

equal treatment of Frankfurter-3 unexamined unexpected event unexpectedness unexplained unfair offensive to ordinary unfairness lifes essential unfaithful unfamiliar Bingham-1 MAsquith-1 Twain-19 NMitford-3 see also Fidelity; Wylie-2 LearnedHand-3 Socrates-8 Trotsky-5 NFDavies-2 Peacock-16 Engel-1

MAmis-3 Hegel-5 Kanfer-1 Kant-3 Giroud-2 JAugustineSmith-1

maxim should come u

Bolyai-1 ACClarke-1 Dawkins-2 Einstein-12 Gregory-1 Gunther-1 JBSHaldane-1 DAdams-8 JJeans-3 ACClarke-7 GellMann-2

a bad idea alone in the coulnt care less

actively hostile to life

designer mathematician does not own us is not hostile Dawkins-5 fantsstically marvellous is simply indifferent more full of wonders more like a great thought multiple theories of what u is for why universes other universities European incline wits stifle writers university Frayn-8 Epicurus-4 operates according to

Jeansd-1 Feynman-10 JHHolmes-1 Pratchett-37 Jeans-2 1Anon-239

unreadability putrid morass of unreadable masterpiece unprepared courage unreason unreasonable unreliability

MAmis-6 Amidon-1 PJDavis-2 NapoleonI-24 Glycon-1 AEWright-1 see reasonable Planck-5

JHHolmes-1

Eddington-3 DAdams-4 Hawking-2,3 DAdams-4

of human knowledge unreliable unruliness unsaid unsatisfied unscrupulous unscrupulously people would behave u HEllis-5 GFWill-3 Stowe-1 Wilde-54

unreal people are EBarrymore-2

will instantly disappear

see also scruple Backhouse-1

1FBacon-68 1FBacon-73 FOConnor-1 Alambert-1 TBeer-1 Beerbohm-3 TCarlyle-18 RDavies-2 Goheen-1 Lodge-4 McLuhan-2 Maugham-37 Merriman-1 FOConnor-1 Peacock-1 Raphael-3 SSmith-21 GStorr-8 Weinberg-1 ANWilson-3

unseemly in the old unseen unselfish unsettle unskilful unsociable unsocial and antisocial unsound killing unsteady unsure untalented

Hazlitt-23 Muggeridge-20 2Bible-29 Tait-1 Wodehouse-8 HWFowler-2 Wycherley-6 Hewlett-1 TMacaulay-85 ORourke-16 Cennini-1 GWelden-1 Goncharova-1

hate a people of life unjust rain on unkind unknowable unknown unlabelled unlawful unlikely fact unmarketable unmarried unmuzzled unnatural unnecessary unnoticed unostentatious unpalatable unpatriotic unphilosophical unpleasantness

RSEliot-47 Bottomley-2 AHoffman-1

psychosial moratorium

CSCBowen-2 1SButler-6 Gilbert-15 InnocentX-1 Jefferson- unspellables 34 EYoung-2 2Bible-22 Wordsworth-11 DHealey-8 Calgacus-2 Haskins-1 Piccabia-1 THHuxley-10 CBronte-3 see also improbable; NFDavies-2 1OWHolmes-13 Bacon-7 MontgomeryMassingberd-1 THHuxley-10 Kinsey-1 RBSheridan-14 RAdams-2 Harkness-1 Strunk-1 Muggeridge-20 SJohnson-64 ACarnegie-4 Galbraith-22 Summerskill-1 Thoreau-27 WHPrescott-1 see also offend; Arnim-1 Becket-48 Bierce-26 Birrell-1,3 Galbraith-29 Hellman-1 HJames-20 ArMarshall-1 Maugham-9 Mencken-22,70 Petty-1 APowell-11 Renoir-2

individuality is as bad unteach untestable slogans untested hypotheses unthreatened untidy man untrue generally untrustworthy as a friend unused left over from last year unwanted unwashed unwelcome unwholesome unwilling unwise unworthy up and doing Raban-3 Lytton-7 Sedley-1 CLamb-8 Harkness-1 Maurois-4 TBrowne-8

JVRobinson-3 JVRobinson-3 WWilson-10

see also truth Quintilian-7 HGRRobinson-1 GHarris-1

in the case of the young

unpopular unprintable unprofitable tale unpronouncables killing the unpunished

see also popular; Galbraith-40 Pericles-1 Poundx-12 Polybius-1 ORourke-16

WChurchill-7 BRussell-67 JBPriestley-7 SFry-1 Orton-2 SWilliams-2 RDavies-7 Machiavelli-10

upbringing upholstery upright

no good deed goes CBLuce-3

upset uranium urban urbanisation urbe urgency urinal urinam urination us versus them use used to useful

Banks-1 JLee-1 Einstein-18 Brooke-1 Jouvenel-1 Martial-8 HSimon-1 Duchamp-1 Hemingway-4 Vonnegut-3 Odo-1 see also piss; Clemenceau-1 GeorgeV-1 GWBush-7 dOrleans-1 Chaplin-2 Cobden-2 GEliot-7 Franklin-26 Galbraith-49 Gibbon-5 GHardy-2 MRay-1 JRussell-2 Santayana-10 Swift-33 Twain-52 Wilde-53,64

a hero to his valiant valour value

Cornuel-1 see courage see courage Aidan-1 GBrenan-3 Bruyere-3 Cline-1 TDalrymple-1 Franklin-9 Hoffer-12 SJohnson-19 JRLowell-7 Marcuse-1 Meegeren-1 Paine-17 Ruskin-24 Shaw-55 ASmith-16 Thoreau-26 Tocqueville-10 LTurner-2 Twain-38 Wilde-101

of stakes at issue ourselves values

2Anon-26 NFerguson-3 Stretton-1 1Anon-268

not revealed by shopping undermine fundamental understand their Vanbrugh vanity AEvans-1 Krutch-2

MMacMillan-1

see also utility; JQAdams-5 SBailey-1 Burnet-1 CharlesI-3 vandalism

Austen-11 LBarrymore-1 Beerbohm-16 1Bible-21 Brann-11 Burke-37 Chesterfield-19 BDisraeli-7 TSEliot-35 Galbraith-3 AAGill-5 GGlass-1 Greville-1 AJames-1 Jenyns-1 Keats-15 Lockhart-2 TMacaulay-14 JMalcolm-1 Mencken-91 Muggeridge-4 Nietzsche-18 Orwell-6 Parris-1 Picasso-1 Rostand-4 Sade-5 Smollett-6 Trelawny-1 ATrollope-31,32 Twain-20,85 EWaugh-14,33 BWebb-2 JWesley-5 Whateley-3 Wilde-81 WWillcox-1 Ziegler-3

conflicts with what is true lie useless Koestler-9 never done anything

JPBarnes-22 GHHardy-4

Becket-37 Brann-9 Dillard-1 Haldane-3 CJenkins-1 Montesquieu-6 Ruskin-19 BRussell-27 Santayana-4 Sizzi-2 Swift-33 LTolstoy-5 LWoolf-2 his vengeance Vanity Fair magazine vanquished vantage Jefferson-41 Keynes-22 Sumption-1 Hutcheson-1 see also useful; Bentham-7,11 WLBragg-1 Gautier-2 Helmholtz-1 WMorris-1 Peacock-11 JASmith-1 Thurow-1 PJDavis-1 vapours variability varicose veins variety Varus vases vasty deep

STolstoy-2 Trillin-2 Livy-3 Plautus-4 Southey-6 Landor-10 ROBolt-3 MWMontagu-8 CDarwin-7 Orwell-9 TSEliot-8 Feynmann-3 Macnaghten-2 Shakespeare-27 Augustus-4 Shaw-44 Shakespeare-54 Burgess-5 Ace-1 Isidore-1 Cooley-5 AWBrown-1 HBrown-3 Dunne-1 Inge-9 Thoreau-23 1Anon-186 EBernard-1 Gowrie-1 Manet-1,3 Shaw-112 Whistler-11 McWilliam-1 NapoleonI-14 RBSheridan-18 Washington-7 Nathan-11

at best facts usual ususrper unprincipled usury utilitarianism utility

Krugman-1 Doyle-12 GEliot-2 HJames-1

is inferior to elegance Utopia utter V vacancy vacant vaccination vaccinia vacillation vacuity vacuous vacuum vacuums gave the opening vae victis vagabond vagina

WGolding-6 Inge-12 SJohnson-14

Vatican JGoldsmith-1 Gowers-3 Cowper-5 OGoldsmith-23 1Anon-170 Shaw-110 Kissinger-1 JMWhistler-1 Buffett-5 Muggeridge-13 Strabolgi-1 Galbraith-39,47 INewton-5 Rabelais-6 Schama-1 WChurchill-78 Brennus-1 Livy-3 Mary-1 Plautus-4 OGoldsmith-8 SFreud-21 FKennedy-1 Kinsey-2 Kinsey-2 vaudeville veal vegetables vegetarianism vehicles Velazquez velvet venal venality veneration venereal

Vaughan-Williams Copland-1

is harmless enough RHutchison-1

never source of arousal walls are quite insensitive vagueness vain valedictory Valentine Eamon de Valera valet

disease, avoiding RCecil-1 vengeance stay the hands of Venice venom venomous ventriloquist see also revenge; OGoldsmith-20 RHJackson-3 Benchley-2 RobtBurton-7 Capote-4 Casola-1 Dickens-12 HJames-20 APowell-4 see also gloom; Hastings-1 Boswell-2 AHuxley-21

Arrow-1 Orwell-33 HRichardson-1 Vary-5 1Anon-226 FForsyth-2 ADonald-1 Hadow-1 DHunt-1 AMare-1 Plummer-1 LloydGeorge-6 see also servants; Montaigne-18

venturous Venus veracity unfavourable verb verba verbosity

Lyly-3 see also Mount of Venus; EBarrymore-1 Clare-2 Ovid-16 Swift-12 Swinburne-1 Tibullus-2 TBMacaulay-100 Forster-16 Twain-27 1Anon-117 see also prolixity; Berlin-5 SButler-11 TCarlyle-2 WSChurchill-63 BDisraeli-33 Humblot-1 Kinnock-1 Larkin-3 Lincoln-22 Orwell-11 Pascal-1 Wootton-4 canonical exclude all such of his ancestors perfect unnatrual vicious

Napier-1 NapoleonI-20 Nietzsche-9 Ovid-6 Paine-1 Plato-3,17 Prynne-1 Rochefoucauld-8 Rostand-4 BRussell-20 Saki-6 Shakespeare-3,44 ASmith-38 SSmith-17,45 Smollett-4 Stoppard-11 Sumner-1 Surtees-1 Swift-2 AJPTaylor-6 ETaylor-1 Thrasea-1 Tourneur-1 Whitehead-6 Wilde-5,14,31,43 Wilder-4 Shaw-148 RobtBurton-11 Faulkner-9 Dahlberg-6 KAmis-27 Amie-14 Brann-11 DHLawrence-19 Moodie-2 Voltaire31,33 TWilliams-3 academic disputes most football is victim JCarey-18 1Anon-26 BadenPowell-2 RCoward-1 ADworkin-4 Farrakhan-1 Paglia-7 Plato-18 Stalin-2 no v believes in luck refuse to become victims of history victor victors history written by Nehru-2 Queen Victoria Victoria Station Victorian architecture Victorians victory JHerriot-1 Bevin-3 EdmundWilson-3 RDavies-50 Jenkyns-4 1Anon-1 Beauvoir-6 HBrooke-1 Budgell-1 GWCecil-1 NChamberlain-2 WChurchill-44 Ciano-1 Coubertin-1 Drabble-4 Dryden-28 Ferrero-1 PFleming-4 Franklin-20 Halifax-3 JFKennedy-2 Key-1 Koestler-8 Macarthur-3 McNamara-1 Marsh-1 Pyrrhus-1 TRoosevelt-6 Storr-1 HWheeler-1 decisive flushed with v more just turns into defeat Vienna coffee best in Europe KGraham-3 roll Vietnam Twain-124 RChandler-28 see also Indo-China, North Vietnam; NFDavies-13 Kissinger-26 LeMay-1 McLuhan-4 McNamara-1 RMNixon10 WCWestmoreland-1,2 American war in North way to get out of view views radical invents vigilance eternal Gellhorn-1 RMNixon-11 GAiken-1 Monkhouse-1 see also opinions; Ali-1 Twain-125 Lichtenberg-3 Maugham-34 Curran-1 AJackson-1 WPhillips-1 SJohnson-85 SJohnson-39 Wellington-12 WWilson-14 RHJackson-3 SWeil-3 Beauvoir-7 declare v and leave GAiken-1 BDisraeli-51 Shaw-149 Wilde-18 Atwood-5 Saki-15 CABeard-2 Drexler-1 Marcy-1 Nietzsche-41

neither endure our Livy-10

draweth out the thread of G Verdi verdict coherent verification verisimilitude Verlaine vermin Admiral Vernon vero Veronese Versailles Treaty versatility verse free set to music vertical vertigo vet cant catch his patient vex vexed vexing to lose a husband or two vibrato vicarious vice LMozart-1

Shakespeare-56

1Anon-45,71,72 Boito-1 Burgess-17 RDavies-43 Kermode3 Orga-1 Shaw-16 Clemenceau-5 PPakenham-1 see also Testing; Carey-10 AHuxley-33 WSGilbert-16 DParker-3 Fletcher-1 TMacaulay-122 Gilmour-3 Bruno-2 Ruskin-6 LloydGeorge-15 Hazlitt-55 Heinlein-3 see also poetry GMHopkins-4 GKChesterton-12 RFrost-24 Valery-9 Shaw-70 WActon-2 OSFowler-2 Rush-1

superiority of v life LdByron-36

humans categorised as

beads without string

Melbourne-14 ESomerville-1

Mumford-2 HenryFielding-20 Montaigne-33 2SButler-35 KGraham-3 1FBacon-26

keeps virtue within bounds peculiarly agreeable prosperity best discover smiles and revels Lytton-13 social restrictions placed vice-presidency vices Garner-1

see also bad, sin, sins; Addison-8 1Anon-106 Arendt-2 Astell-2 Auden-1,27 StAugustine-10 TCampbell-1 Cervantes-5 Conrad-6 Coolidge-1 Chamfort-1 Chesterton-16,55 WChurchill-1 1Clerendon-1 ADaniels-1 Dickens-26 Doyle-4 Dryden-7 LDurrell-3 Feiffer-1 HFielding-10 Florio-1 1TFuller-4 Goldwater-1 Bracian-7 GregoryVII-1 GHerbert-7 EHubbard-8 Jarman-1 Jerome-4 StJohn-1 SJohnson-6,127 Joinville-1 Jonson-4 Keats-5 Kipling-3,6 Kramer-1 DHLawrence-20 LeoXIII-1 TMacaulay-10,17,18,27,72,94 Mackintosh-1 Maderiaga-1 Malthus-2 Marlowe-2 Maugham-34 Mencken-62 Milton-1,2 Moliere-1 MWMontagu-8 Montaigne-17,30 JMorley-4

inadvertemcy surprise seduces reason from

vignettes vigour vileness village global villain villainy attributed to vinces in hoc signo Vinci vindictive vines vino violates

EPound-13 NAstor-6 HEvans-2 SSmith-14 Breton-1 Dahlberg-4 JSMill-43 Belloc-9 Colton-7 McLuhan-1 Chaplin-3 Dickens-29 Hitchcock-4 Otway-1 Porteus-1 Shakespeare-15 Seneca-18 Heinlein-6 Constantine-1 see Leonardo Connolly-16 Disraeli-5 Jefferson-34 CLee-1 Maugham-17 FLWright-3 Pliny-3 EOWilson-5 what constitutes virtues imaginary virtuosity virtuous

Ovid-17 Paine-1 Paris-2 Pascal-15 IPears-1 APhillips-1 MPrior-2 Rabelais-3 Raven-1 Rochefoucauld-8 BRussell-12,31,99 Sade-7 Shaw-118 Silius-1 ASmith-38 SSmith-36 Smollett-6 Sophocles-1,10 Spenser-3 Steele-4 Stoppard-11 Surtees-1 ETaylor-1 Thoreau-21 Vanbrugh-6 Vauvenargues-1 Visser-1 Voltaire-32 EWaugh-11 Wilde-30,31,43 Wotton-1 tis one thing to know ABronte-2 Dahlberg-6 Balzac-5 JBarth-2 LTolstoy-8 Thackeray-19 Hume-11

earth has become PWLewis-6

misfortune extinguishes

mischief the very v do woman viscous visibility visible Visigoths 1Bible-29

HBAdams-5 Hewart-1 Klee-1 Pascal-10 VSPritchett-4 TCarlyle-51 Guston-1 Brann-5 TCarlyle-56 Darien-1 RDavies-12 GEliot-19 CNevin-1 DThomas-9 Diogenes-9 GHarding-2 1Anon-234 BFranklin-6 Herrick-2 HJames-20 Laboulaye-1 Lily-1 Plautus-3 Sickert-2 Paglia-5 Bergson-1 NAstor-6 RLStevenson-29 SzentGyorgyi-2,3 Burgess-16 JPeter-1 Wellington-6 AWaugh-7 GStorr-1 Dickens-22 SKing-1 FOToole-1 PBraden -1

minimum number of facts violation violence

Dworkin-11 see also hitting; Ballard-1,2 Becket-43 AlBennett-30 1Bible-19,42 ABrien-1 Capone-1 RDavies-5 Dworkin-6 9 Halsey-1 AHerzen-2 DJacobson-3 PDJames-1 Kaunda-1

world is abstract and

Elyot-1 AdmiralFisher-1 Flaubert-6 Galbraith-47 Gladstone- vision Kegan-1 JFKennedy-1 Koran-1 Latimer-3 TMacaulay-49,50 visit McLelland-1 JSMill-26 Orwell-10 Polybius-1 Popper-2,31 SaintPierre-1 Schama-6 Sedley-1 Shaw-87 Wilde-33 EdmundWhite-1 Woodruff-2 may be treated against us paradox of IMorris-3 Asimov-10 refuge of the incompetent repartee of illiterate ABrien-1 right to inflict v violent violets violin virago Virgil virgin fashionable to be in a brothel virginity virility virtue Cartland-8 Penhaligon-2 LCarter-1 Dahlberg-1 FHarris-2 Kraus-8 Levant-3 GMarx13 Petronius-2 Tree-3 Voltaire-32,33 Bunuel-3 AAdams-2 JAdams-5 Addison-17 Ammianus-3 1Anon-6 Aristotle-23 Augustine-5 FBacon-2,7,26,44 Balzac-5 JBarrymore-1 1Bible-29 Bierce-27,34 WBlake-4 Burke-4,5,18,20,42 SButler-12,35 LdByron-4,12,36 Camus8 RCecil-1 Cervantes-5 Chesterton-16,44 WChurchill-1,56 Darling-1 Dickens-26 Dryden-23,30 FEden-1 TSEliot-4,36 Emerson-43 JErskine-1 HenryFielding-20 Gautier-3 Gracian-7 JHall-1 Hazlitt-25,40 Hocking-1 Hobbes-5 JHome-2 EHubbard-8 Hume-15 AHuxley-17 HJackson-6 Jerome-3 SJohnson-8,30,116,127 Kissinger-28 JJune-1 Landor-8 Lao-1 Lecky-2 DBWLewis-1 Lumumba-1 TMacaulay-17,18,27,70,94 Macnaghten-2 Mencken-62 of the people training volcano volcanoes Voltaire keeps it next to v volubility voluntary Grotius-3 Herodotus-13 DBarnes-2 Landor-9 Shelley-13 FAllen-8 Balzac-8 Beethoven-3 1SButler-21 Hanslick-2 THardy-7 Herford-1 Lytton-10 JParton-1 Perelman-2 Trollope-11 Cobbett-4 Dryden-14 Propertius-2 Tennyson-16 Grotius-3 visual vital elan vitality vitamins vitriol Vittoria vituperation vivisynthesis vocabulary dress up vocal modulation Vogue illustrations voice visiting card will answer visitors

a symptom of deficient

Alcuin-1 1Anon-14 Bacon-29 Cleveland-2 AAGill-6 GHarding-1 Hesiod-2 Hoccleve-1 Mead-2 Orwell-41 Pope-9 TRoosevelt-4 Shakespeare-42 SylvesterII-1 Hesiod-2 Hoccleve-1 Waterhouse-1 InnocentX-1 EWaugh-1 Officer-1 1Anon-137 Rootes-1 Faguet-1 Hess-1 Pritchett-1 BRussell-87 HBAdams-4 MAmis-4 Bentham-8 JMiller-1

Cicero-23 Claudian-3 Comfort-2,3 Confucius-16 Cyprian-1 void

Gibbon-8,12 Gilbert-13 Goldsmith-6 Goldwater-1 Goethe-4 Volkswagen

looks like an American

Moliere-1 MWMontagu-2 Montaigne-1,14,30 NapoleonI-20 volume

contain any abstractHume-10 volumes a library of 62,000 v volupt voluptuousness vomiting vote buy more than necessary voted at my partys call WSGilbert-14 voters votes Will-2 1Anon-183 SBaldwin-1 Baruch-5 Bismarck-5 Clare-1 Cleveland-1 Gladstone-3 Inge-16 NLee-1 ADMiller-1 Mountbatten-1 TBReed-1 JStokes-1 JTodd-1 from the poor voting Smeringer-1 EBWilliams-1 1Anon-142 Brodsky-2 JBuren-1 JGarcia-1 Livingstone-1 Palmerston-7 Penhaligon-1 Rainsborough-1 Somoza-1 Stoppard-19 papers right voulu vow monastic vox populi voyage vulgar vulgarian vulgarities reasonless vulgarity Bierce-54 1Anon-42,75 Burgess-12 Chandler-25 Chesterfield-8 Gibbon-32 Alcuin-1 Toynbee-2 Shenstone-28 Massie-4 Guedella-5 Z|angwill-6 Moliere-9 JFKennedy-18 Gibbon-6 Baudelaire-6 SJohnson-49 Ackroyd-7 O'Rourke-2 Shelley-14 ANWilson-5

difficult and unpleasant is evidently mad waist from the w down waistcoat wait all things come stand and why waiters waiting for prosperity waking Wales OCasey-2 WIrving-2 Berlioz-1 racking and pitiless pain

Twain-6 Twain-9

GWCecil-1 Lebowitz-3 LouisXIV-3 Mikes-4 Ruskin-49 BDisraeli-10 Huneker-3 Longfellow-10 Rabelais-10 Milton-11 GEastman-1 DFrost-2 RMorley-2 JMortimer-15 Wilde-26 Edison-4 Lowell-1 EVLucas-2 Milton-11 Iacocca-2 Aristotle-34 Coleridge-14 Dillard-1 Durante-1 GeorgeV-4 Harlow-1 1OWHolmes-10 Milton-17 see also Britain; 1Anon-198 KHepburn-3 Mendelssohn-3 EWaugh-25 1Anon-245 RHumphries-1

abounding in deer and fish gloomy, mountainous walk wall fine against a watch the wallet wallflower wallpaper walls

Austen-1 Balzac-7 Canby-1 Congreve-10 Connolly-17 Klee-2 Montaigne-28 Shaw-111,122 Twain-13 ERoosevelt-3 Kipling-35 Watson-1 GBurns-3 Burchill-3 Wilde-62 Akers-1 Ammianus-2 2Anon-20 1Bible-14 Franklin-7 PHawkins-1 RLovelace-1 JBrooks-1 Buffett-9 Samuelson-1 Buffett-12 CJames-9 Macmillan-4 see also masturbation; Hawes-1 2SButler-24 FDRoosevelt-4 Jameson-1 Keillor-8 Seneca-2 Shaw-2 LPSmith-15 Spyri-1 Teresa-2 Wilde-1,97

leave a scratch on Faulkner-8

Ackroyd-4 Cicero-28 STColeridge-16 TSEliot-40 RPotter-1 Edgar Wallace

Colton-2 GEliot-10 Emerson-14,19 WSGilbert-7,12 Hazlitt- Wall Street 44,46 Hamerton-2 Inge-7 Jefferson-2 SJohnson-113 FRLeavis-4 CLever-1 JSMill-41 LMitchell-1 Moodie-2 BNewton-1 Ruskin-6 Shaw-30 Shuckburgh-1 Spohr-1 JSullivan-1 LTolstoy-9 Wilde-12,67 political action vulnerability vulture MOakeshott-1 Bayley-2 AFord-1 GWalden-1 CBronte-7 HSThompson-2 Wodehouse-15 is the only place walnuts Walpole wank want

getting what you w AWClare-1 Fey-1 France-10 Franklin-39 Goethe-25

dropping in for lunch W wage minimum w law wager wages iron law of left to market waggishness waggle your ears Wagner Barrie-14

give everything you not all that you w is Patten-1 what you think you w MFriedman-8 see also betting, gambling; Thornton-1 see also pay; Cicero-28 Meadowcroft-1 Ricardo-4 Beerbohm-16 cant get to w wanted not getting what you w wantonness wants Peel-4

GRFord-3 AWClare-1 Keillor-8

NAstor-4 AClare-1 Epicurus-3 Freud-3 AGradner-3 Hope-7 AHuxley-11 Jessel-1 Krutch-4 Marquis-7 Sandburg-4 Seneca-2,7 Shaw-2 Tannen-2 JRankin-3 Santayana-23 ONBradley-1

never controlled by Ricardo-4

getting what one w Wilde-1 the dead have seen end of wrong w at wrong place war MArnold-9 Baudelaire-1 Beecham-16 Britten-1 Cui-3 Gounod-3 Huneker-2 JLKlein-1 Levin-7 Merimee-1 Nietzsche-1 Nye-1 Orga-1 HPrevost-1 Randolph-1 Rossini-1,2,5 Ruskin-1,2 SaintVictor-1 Shaw-7,112,113 HSmart-1 Tiomkin-1 LTolstoy-6,7 Twain-6,9,47 Wilde-75

see also battle, fight, general, private, soldier, sword, wars, world war, World War I; Acheson-6 CFAdams-1 Angell-3 1Anon-1,18,219 Aristotle-26 HAsquith-1 WAustin-1 ACarnegie-5 ViscountCecil-1 Cervantes-1,5 NChamberlain-2 Chesterton-33,47 Christie-2 WChurchill-15,20,37 Cicero-18,26,36 Clausewitz-1,3,4,5

after three hours

Randolph-1 Twain-47

better than it sounds

ADCooper-2 SCummings-1 Daladier-1 Dayan-2 BDisraeli44 Dulles-1 WDyson-1 Eden-3 GFEliot-1,2 Emerson-71 Erasmus-14,15 Euripides-7 Everett-1 Fenelon-1 Ferrero-1,2 Foch-1,2,4 HFord-5 Fowles-1 Franklin-4,7 Frontinus-1 Fukuyama-1 RBFuller-1 Galbraith-4,19,21,23 Gandhi-5,6 Gibbon-17 Giraudoux-5 WGolding-2 GDGooch-1 Gorer-1 Gosse-1 SJGould-1 Gourmont-2 DGregory-1 Guicciardini-6 Haig-1 Hart-1 MHastings-5 Hay-1 Hazlitt-59 Hearst-1 WHHenderson-1 Hirohito-1 Hirst-2 Hitler-9 Hobbes-5,6 MaxHoffman-1 Horace-24 VHugo-1,6 HHHumphrey-3 HunteryWatson-1 Inskip-1 JamesI-1 WJames-3 Jefferson-10,23 HJohnson-1 SJohnson-93,109 DSJordan-1 PJKavanagh-2 Keegan-1 JFKennedy-1,6,10 Key-1 Keynes-4 Kissinger-9 Koran-2 Lamachus-1 TELawrence-2,5 RELee-1,3 GLegman-2 LeMay-1 Lerner-2 Libanius-1 Lincoln-20 Lindbergh-2,3 LloydGeorge-1,11,15,16,17 MacArthur-1,3 TBMacaulay-50 McLuhan-4 HMacmillan-18 McNamara-1,2 Madariaga-2 Mathus-5 Mao-4,5 Marius-1 EHMarsh-1 Mary-2 Massie-3 Maurois-1 Mencken-76 Michener-1 Milestone-1 Mirabeau-2 Moltke-1 Montgomery-1,3 SirJohnMoore-1 TomMoore-1 Muggeridge-1,10 Murrow-1 Napoleon-7,8 Nepos-2 Nietzsche-3 Nightingale-3 Orwell-10 Palmerston-6 Patraeus-1 Patton-3 Petain-1,2 Plutarch-1 Ponsonby-1 Prescott-1 Ptahotep-1 HRees-1 Richet-1 BRussell-80 SaintEtienne-1 Sandburg-6 Sapper-1 Scipio-1 Seneca-1 Shelley-1 PSheridan-3 WSherman-1,3 Simonides-1 ESmart-1 SSmith-27,50 Spark-2 Spengler-1 Stassen-1 Steinbeck-1 Stoppard-9 Storr-1 SunzTzu-1 Surtees-3 Swift-2 Taber-1 Tacitus-1,6,13 AJPTaylor-3,7,16 Tennyson-1 Tertullian-6 Thalberg-1 WThesiger-1 Thucydides-4 ATrollope-7 Truman-4 Tuchman-2 Twain-7,8 HVaughan-1 Voltaire-16 RWalpole-3 Washington-2 Wavell-1 CVWedgwood-2 Weil-3 Welles-1 HGWells-17 Wellington-6,26 WCWestmoreland-1 WilhelmII-2 Willkie-2 JWilson-8 WWilson-14 EYoung-5 Zeller-1 America should make w among the six powers as old as mankind Maine-1 Britain is going to make by other means can no more win commerce is like Chou-1 JRankin-1 NFDSavies-7 Bagehot-10 BethmanHollweg-1 BRussell-73 Brailsford-1

is too important literally go to w mais ce nest pas moderation in

Briand-1 Capa-5 JRussell-1 GSmith-2 Bosquet-1 JAFisher-1

like an ageing actress long and sanguinary

money is sinew of Plutarch-14 never been farther Wodehouse-17 never understood liking no longer achieves aims nothing w has achieved not involved in European not victims of Office preparation for prepare for put an end to AlanBannett-1 Angell-2 HHEllis-8 Beaverbrook-1

KMacdonald-1 HHAsquith-4 Shaw-91 JMadison-1 Vegetius-1 Oppenhaim-5

right name for the Repington-1 since the w began Ravel-2 sinews of Defoe-12 JAFisher-7 BaudoinI-1 Bismarck-12 Clemenceau-3 JFKennedy-21 1SButler-6 Augustine-20 springs from love Runcie-1 surprise is essence of success in KCark-4 takes 20 seconds of w to think hard before starting too serious to be left to to secure peace unempoloyed w unchallenged aggression Capa-3 unjust peace before a just waged only as necessity World w 1 wardrobe warfare civilised Andy Warhol wariness warlike warm and gungy to him warm-hearted warmth warned us against Warner Brothers warning a horrible warriors female wars terrible Behan-8 Mizner-6 Bagehot-17 Becket-65 LdByron-26 Foch-1 Herodotus-3 AJohn-1 Scholes-2 Swift-5 Aird-1 WIrving-10 Voltaire-52 Schopenhauer-20 Lecky-4 Virgil-15 EPowell-6 1Anon-247 AArmstrong-4 Mencken-33 Sandburg-3 Faraday-5 Thoreau-21 JosephOConnor-2 KRichards-1 Buchan-4 Bader-1 HMacmillan-21 utterly hopeless at Clarkson-1 Hitler-9 1Anon-148

Augustine-20

without the French Schwarzkopf-2

characteristics demanded

declaring a holy w Pratchett-33 depressing view of Rumsfeld-1 ever another w in Erurope expect a w between US face all the disasters of fear of danger is lawful fought and won a noble w hate the Nazis more than in Europe in favour of Bismarck-6 BRussell-72 TRoosevelt-11 Bacon-63 Bryson-5 Eisenhower-5

AMongomeryMassingberd-1 BRussell-25

ecclesisastical influence thn men who win HBrooke-1 would never happen warts

in peace thinks of RobertBurton-7 in truth is criminal BRussell-3 is much too serious Clemenceau-3 Talleyrand-7 is the essence of violence FAFisher-1

OCromwell-4

washed washerwoman washing up Washington (DC) wasps waste

AlanBennett-36 SJackson-2 1Anon218 ComptonBurnett-1 Nietzsche-34 JSparrow-1 Wooley-2 1Anon-202 JFKennedy-15 Wilde-65 Boswell-2 Chamfort-7 Renard-6 Swift-18 Berle-1 TCarlyle-12 Chandler-1 Courteline-1 BDisraeli-49 FSFitzgerald-13 Friedman-4 Grotius-2 Hawes-4 Hazlitt-8 WHLever-1 DLodge-7 Shapiro-1 Shaw-48,131 ASmith-23 Windsor-5

waywardness we cant mend it weak mind oppression of weaken weakest weaklings weakness

Duras-2 Ingersoll-5 Mencken-69 Clough-1 2Bible-36 Tagore-2 Eisenhower-9 Dryden-23 Haig-4 Ruskin-55 AHamilton-1 Buchan-3 TBrowne-7 Shaw-147 Aristotle-4 Bacon-55 Bayle-2 Bierce-1 2SButler-26 LdByron-15 TCarlyle-1 Conrad-2 Coolidge-5 Crisp-2 Deffand-2 ElizabethI-3 SJohnson-12,96 Knox-1 Lichtenberg-5 Lincoln-10 TMacaulay-48 Maughan-30 Milton-1 Peel-6 Pope-13 JReed-1 Rochefoucauld-9 Rowland-3 BRussell-15 Sade-7 Smollett-6 Socrates-9 Solon-4 Thucydides-2,4 Vauvenargues-1 Wharton-3 Wilder-4 Wilkes-4 Wollstencraft-4

does not entrust freedom

George Washington CLee-1 Galbraith-17 Paine-13 Sahl-4 Twain-15

create w of time wasted the rest I w wasteful death is wasteful waste-paper basket wasterel become a social watch

Seddon-3 Wittgenstein-9 Brann-11 GBest-1 Ali-1 is not treachery Angier-1 SWebb-1 1RChurchill-5 MAmis-2 LBarrymore-1 Birkett-1 Camus-4 ACarnegie-9 SJohnson-53 Lichtenberg-2 Mortimer-8 Paley-2 Randolph-1 RTownsend-1 Twain-48 marks of w weal

residue of time w AlbertEinstein-42 thirty years of his life

WilliamII-1 WBlake-16 JamesI-6

govern according to wealth

see also rich; Allainval-1 1Anon-92 Bacon-17,42 Bagehot-22 Baring-1 Belloc-4 2Bible-3,10 Bierce-4 Bruyere-1 WBryan-1 Burchill-2 Butler-3 TCarlyle-29 ACarnegie-4,7 Ciardi-1 Cicero-7 Cowley2 Dickens-26 Diogenes-4 BDisraeli-14,17 Erasmus-3 NFerguson-2 France-3,6 MFreeman-1 2TFuller-2 Galbraith-22 Gandhi-1 JGardner-2 HGeorge-1 Gissing-1 RGreen-2 Gunther-1

his step the wall watched

Crystal-1 Kipling-35 WShakespeare-59 Bingham-10

winding up the w of his UK now the most closely watching me paint dry watchman water EBishop-1

GHardy-2 Horace-22 Jerome-3 SJohnson-1 KaunitzRitberg-1 Kirkland-1 LearnedHand-1 JELewis-1 Lincoln-10 Luther-10 TBMacaulay-61,76 Melbourne-13 O'Malley-2 Montefeltro-1 Montesquieu-8 2DNorth-1 O'Rourke-1,4 Orwell-52 Peacock-2 Pepys-3 Pericles-2 Picasso-1 Plato-17 Pope-11 JPFRichter-1 Rooke-1 Saki-3 ASmith-8 FESmith-3 LPSmith-1,7 SSmith-20 Smollett-11 Southey-3 Sterne-7 Swift-14 Thackeray-8 Thurber-1 Walther-1 Wilde-28 GWilson-3 GahanWilson-1 JWilson-4 EYoung-1 accumulates men decay is spread about wealthiest we are the weapon wear wariness weary weasel weather fair forecasters weave web seamless C M Weber Noah Webster DGardner-1 Mountbaten-3 Reagan-7 JSmyth-1 Trueman-8 Goldsmith-9 see Tired EDarwin-3 Pinter-2 Andrewes-1 LdByron-37 Dickens-6 Lytton-2 Ruskin-46 Twain-67 RFrost-27 RMurdoch-2 WScott-10 see also Cobweb; WScott-10 Maitland-1 Shaw-113 Weingartner-1 Bryson-1 Paxman-2 OGoldsmith-24 Gods contempt for OMalley-2 not a fixed amount ORourke-23

JBarrymore-5 BAppleyard-4 Smollett-2 Stamp-1 see also drops; Aga-1 FAllen-5 Auster-1 Bacon-35 Becket-28 1Bible-6,23 2Bible-28 Bion-1 2SButler-27 Choerilus-1 Conrad-14 Dickens-12 Dillard-1 WCFields-2 Gariopontus-1 Joyce-3 Keats-11 LLee-4 Lucretius-1 Lyly-1 GMarx-12 O'Rourke-6 Ovid-19 Plutarch-5 Richard-1 SSmith-47 Smollett-10 Sophocles-3 Twain-72

water closet Watergate Waterloo Watson A Waugh Evelyn Waugh wave functions I made the w waver waves great wax waxworks Lucretius-5 Kipling-16 Ravenhill-1 DHLawrence-27 Nixon-1 Levin-12 Wellington-11 AGBell-2 Wolpert-3 1Anon-106 AlanBennett-35 Carey-13 CJames-7 Muggeridge-19 RWest-2 Beaverbrook-4 Gribbin-2 Lucretius-5 Racine-1 Tynan-6 JWheeler-1 McEwan-1 Rutherford-12 Racine-1

Daniel Webster John Webster wedded but never won wedding wedlock weed weep women must week weekend occupations weeping weigh weighing weight weightlessness weighty Weimar welfare created a w state well done said turned water well-adjusted well-being well-bred well-connected well-dressed well founded well-grounded well-informed well-meaning H G Wells well-to-do Welsh hate the English rejoice in sorrow welt welter weight wench wencher Wensleydale cheese wept John Wesley west

TCarlyle-40 TSEliot-31 2WWatson-2 JMWhistler-5 see marriage GDay-1 LPSmith-13 Wilcox-1 CKingsley-4 HWilson-3 Bonfiglioli-1 WDyson-1 Fulghum-1 2TFuller-14 Hazlitt-16 Liberace-1 Manville-1 Scarron-2 Wilde-95 ANWilson-4 Fleay-1 Inge-16 1Bible-14 Mannes-1 JMiller-1 Norfolk-1 FBacon-66 Stone-3 Burke-40 Bryson-5 1Anon-246 BoileauDespraux-3 see also good, health; Chaucer-3 ASmith-41 Emerson-61 Swift-20 Ibsen-6 Connolly-26 McInerney-1 see Health Emerson-56 JRichardson-1 PParker-1 CFForbes-1 EWHowe-6 FRLeavis-1 Austen-26 Medawar-16 Napolitano-1 Pratchett-31 Belloc-1 Chesterton-9 HJames-21,22 Lenin-6 Wells-16 VWoolf-3 OSitwell-6 see also Wales; 1Anon-212 RHumpries-1 RHumphries-1 Gerald(ofWales)-3 3Bible-5 Wodehouse-1 Coward-9 Marlowe-3 REllis-1 TSEliot-42,46 Updike-14 JButler-1

& westerners

Connolly-25 Gandhi-1 Goule-1 Greeley-1 Kipling-17 Mao-1 Weinberger-2 Malraux-8

supreme work of the w Mae West Westbury (Wilts) nasty, odious western hemisphere Western Union western Westminster Abbey wet Wexford whale Edith Wharton what can be done is there know w to do whatever Licklider-1 Quine-1 Juncker-1 Salisbury-9 Goldwyn-5 Kipling-22

GHarding-1 Cobbett013

Hazlitt-27 Wilkes-3 Nelson-6 Coogan-1 DThomas-5 Holinshed-2 Levin-2 McGinley-3 Auchincloss-1

it is Im against it Perelman-13 wheel wheelbarrow when where ought I to be Alan Whicker Whig whim whimper earth less whimsicality repress his whine whip whipping sho shall scape whirlwind whisky a good gulp of whisper whist J M Whistler whistling white man mans burden race race inthe cancer Whitehall gentleman in W know best A N Whitehead White House living in Whites Whitgift PJDavis-2 RMNixon-6 RWilliams-1 Thornton-1 TMacaulay-64 DJay-1 Shakespeare-55 1Bible-30 HBryant-1 ORourke-4 AkexanderFleming-1 GeorgeII-1 LHunt-2 LPSmith-4 Sala-3 Ruskin-14 Wilde-50,107 FSFitzgerald-9 Loyola-1 Putnam-1 AHStephens-1 Kipling-28 DanGeorge-1 DGregory-1 Hume-11 Lindbergh-4 Sontag-4 WArcher-1 MElliot-1 JAFisher-5 3Bible-5 Montaigne-12 Nietzsche-22 Chesterton-24 PHoggart-1 SJohnson-149 Broun-2 TSEliot-24 Officer-1 Herodotus-10 Dent-1 Hillel-1

worlds most generous conceived is clearly said

see also Manners; TCarlyle-39 Chesterfield-25 Congreve-9 whimsical

where he procures his

bestial type of man 1Anon-245 Labour councillors RRichards-1 were punished by God

Walt Whitman who whole wholesale wholesome whoopee cushion whooping crane whore in the bedroom rueful whore with syphilis whorehouse whoring whoredom

RDavis-1 Hearn-1 HJames-13 DHLawrence-32 DLodge-5 SRaven-2 Swinburne-1,4 Wilde-70 AJToynbee-5 LloydGeorge-19 STColeridge-17 TSEliot-20 HenryFielding-20 Kingsley-1 Salisbury-1 Levin-14 Brinkley-1 see also harlot, prostitution; 1Anon-159 1Bible-41 HenryFielding-20 Gwynn-1 ORourke-15 JHall-2 JCameron-11 Schopenhauer-21 see also brothel, bawdy house, protitution; AKorda-2 HBloom-2 1Anon-151 PAdler-1

fault because she is not keeps up a w spirits 2Bible-15 psychiatrist wigs Wilberforce wild animals expressions flowers Oscar Wilde Berne-1

Cartland-7

Colby-1 GEliot-8 JFStephen-2 Blanch-2 Victoria-10 Wycherley-6 SJones-2 Ammianus-5 Farquhar-5 LPSmith-13 Bierce-54 Orwell-35 SRaven-2 Swinburne-5 Tynan-4 EWaugh-14 JAMWhistler-7,9 Queensbury-1

beasts less dangerous

posing as a somdomite wilful will not do Shirley Williams Kerrigan-1

AHerzen-2 IThomas-1 Voltaire-35 JamesI-6 WActon-4 Smiles-3 RWest-9 2Bible-36 STColeridge-10 JFletcher-1 Ehrenreicch-2 AJay-4 Rochefoucauld-6 Bacon-11 Kant-1 Voltaire-12 BulmeryThomas-1 McFadden-1 Macmillan-4 Brown-5 Chesterfield-30 Denning-2 Milestone-1 Rankin-1 Somoza-1 HSThompson-3 JHitchcock-1 GWBush-8 Wodehouse-15 1Bible-30 Edison-1 PHawkins-1 Hewart-2 Lucretius-5 Lytton-2 HMacmillan-10 Mancroft-2 Orwell-22 Ruskin-46 ADWhite-1

not according to common not require excitement

the original business of whores why ask w ask w not wicked are w no doubt no peace unto unequivocally wickedness in everything but name

Tennessee Williams EdmundWhite-2 willing will-power wills Harold Wilson win as if used war on terror winced wind

see also harlot, prostitute Ravitch-1 Shaw-81 RFKennedy-5 RFKennedy-5 JDWatson-2 EdwardIII-1 Hemingway-10 MWMontagu-10 Seneca-20 JSwift-27 Thackeray-19 BRussell-20 1Bible-50 Liddle-1 see also sin, sins, vices; Alison-1 Arendt-4 Das-1 AJPTaylor-10 3Bible-1

knowing w is important

cannot be respectable

windbag pretentious windfall winding up the watch windmill window

Fenton-2 RichardHarris-1 MontgomeryMassinberd-1 Amidon-1 Carre-4 WShakespeare-59 PHawkins-1 Auden-40 Fitchen-1 Maugham-35 Orwel-37 Renard-6 Twain-52 Voltaire-11 Ayckbourn-2

little to the w of a woman wickerwork wicket flannelled fools at Kipling-32 wide averse to sexual open Widnes widow widowhood comfortable state ofJGay-3 wife afraid of another mans Caesars for breed loving wife put away his Balzac-7 WActon-3 Luckman-1

Stoppard-10

you cant help w shopping windows into mens souls winds with ablest navigators wine

AJPTaylor-14 Esar-1 FGreen-1 VRobinson-1 Twain-78 Wotton-3

ElizabethI-8 Gibbon-20

see also marriage, wives; 1Anon-194,222 Dryden-32 Victoria-15 SRichardson-7 HRowland Julius-7 Gay-7 Barrie-17 Chesterfield-25 Bradbury-5 Darling-2 2Bible-15

see also Chambertin, Champagne, food & drink, Hermitage; Aga-1 Alonso-1 KAmis-2 1Anon-155 1Bible-5,8,9,34 2Bible-28 RobtBurton-12 Fadiman-4 HFielding-18 Franklin-3 CFreud-1 Gautier-3 Heraclitus-5 Isidore-2 SJohnson-17 Luther-8 Petrarch-3 Pliny-3 JRay-3 Richelieu-1 Saintsbury-2 Saki-10 RBSheridan-10 ASmith28,47 SSmith-52 Smollett-1 Twain-72 AWaugh-9

I have married a w 2Bible-14 into urine into water maketh glad man and w pass nights sleeping with someone stay from w for 7 years swapping wifes

Dinesen-1 Wilde-110 1Bible-45 Lyall-1 Lyall-1

only white w with carpets red w goes with meat undo men wing JohnRay-3

Bonfiglioli-1

HAdamson-1 Lalande-1 JMagee-1 DThomas-7

wings wink winner winning winsome winter wire wireless wisdom

Haldane-22 Mencken-46 Hailey-1 PBernstein-1 Brookner-1 NChamberlain-2 Coubertin-1 Durocher-1 Lombardi-1 LPearson-1 GRice-1 Tomlin-1 AlBennett-31 Andrewes-1 LdByron-37 Coubertin-2 Cowper-3 Crisp-1 Fowles-2 Hunter-1 Peake-1 Pound-9 SSmith-29 1Anon-108 see radio see also intellect, knowledge; Ayer-12 Bacon-38,50 ABalfour-8 LBarber-1 Becket-65 Behn-2 WBlake-6,14 Brann-8 TCarlyle-48 Chaucer-8 Cicero-21 Clifford-1 Confucius-11 Congreve-18 NDouglas-6 Eisenhower-2 TSEliot-26,39 Emerson-71 Euripides-13 Feiffer-5 CFry-6 Goethe-22 Gracian-6 TGray-3 Hazlitt-40,52 Hesse-2 Inge15 SJohnson-114,123 JuliusIII-1 TMacaulay-146 GMeredith-6 Orwell-43 Plato-13,16 Plautus-8 Poe-3 Pope-17 Prior-1 Publilius-14 Rand-4 Rochefoucauld-18 WScott-18 Shaw-147 RSmith-1 SSmith-46 MWall-1 SirWWatson-1 JWebster-3 Whitehead-9 Whitelaw-3 Wilde94

wishes wishful thinking wit

see also wants; Hazlitt-17 SJohnson-131 Seneca-2 1FBacon-27 see also humour; Ackroyd-4 Behn-2 Bergerac-1 Bruyere-9 1Cavendish-1 Chesterfield-27 Cibber-2 ADent-2 Dryden-26,29 HFielding-9,15 Fleming-1 HWFowler-1 OGoldsmith-18 Hope-8 Kinnock-3 SJohnson-111 CLamb15 BManning-1 DParker-16 WScott-18 RBSheridan-11 Swift-26 WWordsworth-14 Wycherley-5

fortuitous wit winding up witchcraft witches wither withered witness swomeone to Wittgenstein

Stoppard-25 Chesterfield-12 WShakespeare-59 Jouvenel-1 Sade-2 JWesley-8 Shakespeare-27 RPercy-1 Updike-14 MEHoward-2 Levin-6 Strathern-1 see also marriage, wife; CAmory-1 Andreas-1 Bacon-7,46 Beecham-15 1Bible-17,38 2Bible-6,19 FHBradley-5 LdByron-8 Calverley-1 Cartland-3 Chesterfield-25 WChurchill-39 TWHCrosland-1 Darling-2 Dayan-2 FMFord-3 Franklin-8 RFrost-13 1TFuller-6 Gay-3,7 Goldsmith-9 GriffithJones-1 Guitry-1 Halsey-2 THardy-12 Heller-7 Heloise-2 JKJerome-6 Kipling-23 Kirkpatrick-1 Kundera-1 Lucan-3 Mackay-1 Mancroft-3 Mandeville-1 Mencken-41 Milton-20 Montaigne-18 GMoore-5 Norden-1 Paglia-3 JBPriestley-2 Sewell-5 Shahn-1 Shakespeare-4 RBSheridan-4 Tarkington-1 ATrollope-5,18,20 LTurner-1 Vanbrugh-5 EBWhite-4 Wilde-19 WWordsworth-14 Wycherley-3 Zangwill-1

Germans seldom troubled

HRowland-10 SRunciman-1 Santayana-20 Schopenhauer-16 wives

age of appearance of byplay of collective cumulative elder from reading is humble

CDickens-4 Socrates-11 Thackeray-20 BRussell-84 Brann-16 Updike-17 WGodwin-3 WCowper-8 Galbraith-57 Heraclites-1 for breeding pregnant w 1Bible-48

know what you do not learning does not teach not dependent on Conrad-18 of a lawmaker simplicity of with what little wise

RFBurton-3 WActon-4 TSEliot-47

neither w to foresee Clarendon-4 1FBacon-12 RDavies-49 Oxenstierna-1 1Anon-109 CJFox-4 Martial-1 Vettori-1 Crystal-1

know little of sexual

translations are like RCampbell-1 make shipwrecks Dix-2 wobbles P G Wodehouse woe marks of w woke wolf/wolves James Wolfe woman abstraction of Boito-1 Gopnik-4 O'Casey-1 DAdams-3 Campion-1 Gilbert-6 Southey-1 WBlake-16 Kipling-24 WRInge-9 Ingres-1 Jouvenel-2 Plauttus-10 GeorgeII-1 see also female, women RDavies-8 WSMaugham-81

price of w above rubies

greatest musician of

arent so w today OMiller-4 enough to watch his step man men pass for teachings of wisecracks wisely wiser as we grow older not today wisest and best wish that comes true wished Haldane-21 Horace-24 Shakespeare-45 1FBacon-20 Lucretius-6 DParker-16 Maugham-33 Heinlein-7 JPBarnes-24 Heinlein-7 APope-27 OMiller-4 Pople-28 Coke-6 Colton-16 TBMacaulay-148 JuliusII-1 Cain-1 Goethe-25

dwell with the lamb 1Bible-49 Mary Wollstonecraft HWalpole-16

million men w than one not associate until Ruskin-61 today than yesterday

accepts sex as obligation all-devouring curse 1Anon-94 amiable a play without as a man or w asks for the truth Boswell-4 Kyd-1 Giscard-1 Becket-4

barrister looks ridiculous believed herself authorised belly-tension between man bloom on a Barrie-1 Beauvoir-4

Agate-3 SGibbons-3

bond with the w he sleeps cant go to war career w JRankin-3

Ardrey-1

must not desire compose must submit to opinion nakedness of WBlake-2 new type of w arises meant the w masterpiece no purgatory but

Wieck-1 Stael-6 CLRJames-1 GELessing-2

can find time to do COSkinner-1 CLRJames-1 EbnerEschenbach-2 Stark-1 StJohns-1

clever w has million comfort about being curse of the universe dead w bites not delightful to be a desires devil made domestic sphere PGray-1

never forget slights Haliburton-1 Beauymont-1 Stael-2 JBernard-3 GGranville-1 not obliged to marry no w gave so sweet Stendhal-6 no w would jeapordise of easy virtue of the man once made equal price of virtuous Hailsham-2 2Bible-7 Socrates-1 1Bible-29 Stocks-1 JSwift-39 Astell-1 WActon-5 Maurois-5 Sophocles-8 Kipling-12

Schreiner-1 Stael-4 JBBradley-1 Schopenhauer-11 Hugo-3 JBBradley-1 Goncourt-3 Shorter-1 WShakespeare-42

destiny and omission of dissimilation is innate doubtful happiness Victoria-14 enemy of the decent enjoy sex before 1900 excellent thing in a w fair in show is foul Swetman-1 fight a

of every ill w is worst

proclaim ownership OHenry-4 qualify as a saint saw a w flayed

scruple entire subjection seldom desires sexual shall not wear 1Bible-46 should love her superior silence makes w beautiful silliest w can manage a slighted JGay-4 Mure-1 1Anon-102 LionelStrachey-1 3Bible-7

JBarrymore-2

fin parts who cheats a w flatter a women too much flutters this way and that forgive injuries getting a w you want give not thys soul to given your heart Gods greatest NSimon-1

Haliburton-1

Vanbrugh-2 1Anon13 KKraus-1

smells best with no RobtBurton-8 speaks as she thinks stoops to folly substitute for masturbation suffering sympathy for tends to vice uncorrupted Victoria-6 Haydon-1 WShakespeare-3 Fichte-1 Gorky-1 Bayley-2 WShakespeare-38 1Bible-29 Beerbohm-10 OGoldsmith-19

Banbrugh-3 Vito-1

God will make a second good not to touch 2Bible-5 governed would governs America have long hair head of every heres to NAstor-7

Madariaga-3 2Bible-4 2Bible-6 Shadwell-1 Bierce-39 1Anon-103 Austen-15 JGay-2

therefore to be won WShakespeare-36 wait long for a

helpless without a man

wants monogamy DParker-18 wears a high-heeled shoe went away Kipling-8 when I think I speak who can find a virtuous who is really kind to dogs will not lie to a will often see OMiller-3 Beauvoir-2 Steinem-1 EHowe-4 Halifax-1 Thatcher-15

her husbands share Victoria-12 how did w become subject how to impress a w 1Anon-202 if she have the misfortune in her right mind JBernard-3 innocent w can never be in our hours of ease WScott-4 intellegiance of is a foreign land is always fickle is a success is a womb is defective is only a Poitiers-2 CPatmore-2 Virgil-2 RLStevenson-21 Michelet-1 Aquinas-2 Kipling-11 DHLawrence-14 WSMaugham-68 Sharpham-1 DHLawrence-14 JGay-8 JGay-4

without a man like a fish with she were a man worth the money write no womanisers disgraceful womans glorification of w body heart novels are about womb Centlivre-1 Atwood-2 Rouse-1 wrestling with a fine you want something done

Vanbrugh-1 EHubbard-18

know the mind of a w laid the blame on NAstor-8 language a w understands love of a w cloying Keats-7 made w a skilful mistress marry a pretty Guitry-3 mental relations with a w mist is dispersed when must have fine parts

Malraux-2

nobler than a w willAristotle-24 obedience is w duty Schiller-3 Bacon-35 Luce-1 Michelet-1

women

see also dolls, female, females, feminism, gender, ladies, wife, lady, wives, woman; AAdams-1 Addison-6 KAmis-13 Ayer-10 Balzac-1 Boucicault-1 Bradstreet-1 Brookner-3 Bruyere-3 Buchwald-4 Burchill-2,3 2SButler-4,9,33 LdByron-18,21,28,38,43 Cabell-2 MrsPCampbell-6 Campion-1 Cartland-4,5,6,7 1Cato-3,4 Cauthery-1,2 Cennini-1 CharlesV-1 Chekhov-6 Chesterfield-1,5,15,17 Chisholme-1 Christina-1 Christine-1 Ciardi-2 Cibber-1 Clement-1 Cleveland-1 Clifford-1 Cline-1 Coleridge-3 JCCollins-1,3 WWCollins-1 Colton-9,15 Confucius-14 Congreve-4,5,12 JConrad-5 Cooke-1 Cope-3 Coubertin-2 Courteline-3 RCoward-1 HCowley-1 TWHCrosland-1 Cummings-1 Curio-1 Dacian-1 Darwin-5 RDavies-22 BDavis-1 Darwin-1 Das-1 Deffand-2 Dekker-1,2 Delaney-1 DuchessDevonshire-1 ADickinson-1 Dicks-1 Dietrich-1,2,3 BDisraeli-29 Dryden-11,33 2Dumas-3 PDunn-1 Duras-1 LDurrell-2 ADworkin-1,2,3,5,6,7,10,12,13,17 Eagleton-1 Edgworth-1 Edison-6 GEliot-1,11,15,17,18,24,27 TSEliot38 ElizabethI-3 ATEllis-1,2 HFEllis-1 SEllis-1 Ephron-2 Euripides-17 EEvans-1 MrsEvelyn-1 Faludi-1 Farquahar-1 Feiffer-3 EField-2 WCFields-1 Figes-1 Fitchen-1 ZFitzgerald-1 FFlorio-2 Fonda-2 FMFord-7 Fouche-1 OSFowler-1,2 Fowles-1 Frame-2 France-8 FrancisI-2 Frayn-1 MFrench-2 Freud-3 Friedan-1,2 WIrving-1 HJackson-2 DJacobson-2 CJames-3 HJames-5,8 Jenkins-1 StJerome-2 JKJerome-7 StJohn-2 SirJohn-1 SJohnson-29,32,34,39,77,96,100 Juvenal-8 Kierkegaard-7 Labouchere-2 Langtry-1 Leacock-2 Lebowiz-4,5 JLee-1 NLee-2 Lehmann-1 Lenclos-1 Leopardi-2 CSLewis-1 Lin-1 MLong-1 Loos-1 Loyola-2 EVLucas-4 Luce-1 Luther-5,7,8 TBMacaulay-137 McGinley-1,3,4 McIver-1 McLuke-1 Mackenzie-1 Mailer-3 Mancroft-2 Maniken-1 Marie-1 DMarlowe-1 Martineau-2 GMarx-3,7 Maudsley-1 Menander-5,7 Mencken-10,27,30,31,32,38,52,58,59,74 Meredith-3 CMMills-1 JMilton-4,20 Mohammed-1 Moliere-2 MWMontagu-1,12 Montherlant-1 2TMoore-2 HannahMore-3 JMortimer-14 Muggeridge-17 NapoleonI-2,15 ONash-4 Nastase-1 Nathan-1,3 Nietzsche-3,4,5,11,20,21,22,31,35,37 Nightingale-2 AOakley-1 O'Faolain-1 O'Farrington-1 JOnassis-1 LadyOrkney-1 Orwell-19 JOsborne-5 Osler-1 Ouida-1 Ovid-3,8,14 Paglia-1,6,9,10 CPankhurst-2 Peake-2 Pepys-2 Picasso-4 Pirandello-4 Pizzey-1 Plato-4,7,11 Plautus-6,9 Pompidou-1 Pope-15 Proudhon-4 Prynne-3 Pythagoras-2 Racine-1 Ramey-1 Rampling-1 Ray-1,3 Rhys-1 HRichardson-1 JosephRichardson-1 Rinehart-1 MRobinson-1 Rochefoucauld-2,4,19 Rochester-2 Rodin-1 Rollin-1 Romanes-1 Rongier-1 TRoosevelt-9 Rochefoucauld-21 Rousseau-1 Rowland-3,5,12,15,16,17 Runyon-3 Rushton-1 Ruskin-57 ARussell-1 BRussell-13,15,49 Ryan-1 Schopenhauer-27 WShakespeare-4 Tertullian-2 Valery-1 Victoria-15 MWall-1 AWaugh-4 BWebb-2 RWelch-1 Welles-6 GWhite-1 Whittier-1 Whitton-1 Wieck-1 Wilcox-2 Wilde-45,61 GWilson-4 Woddis-1 TCWolfe-3 Wolley-1,2 VWoolf-12,16 AEWright-1 WWyatt-1 Wycherley-2,5 Zetterling-1

amorality of

KKraus-9 Keats-1 Boswell-5 SaintPierre-1 Thurber-3 Spock-1 Shaw-84 WScott-11 Goethe-2

appear to me as children are an overmatch for men are false in countries are frustrated are of two sorts Tannen-1 Aylmer-1 are more fascinating are usually more patient are womanly only when at the bottom of mischief bane for men Hesiod-1 batchelors know more best other sex better and made brawling can be educated changeable w more church contemptuous closer to children Bon-1 come of age at 15 JStephens-1 company of their own sex complete subjugation concerned with children confined to domestic life cultivate ability deceitful sex denied to most w debarred those advantages Sade-3 Greg-1 Golden-1 Steele-3 Haye-1 denied the benefits Defoe-11 did something to deserve dissemble their passions dominion Hume-5 do not enjoy orgams do not exercise their do not love us dont do it emancipation enchant the soul equality of rights AKaee-3 GThomas-9 CBooth-1 Bhartiari-1 Suckling-3 Skynner-1 SGoldberg-1 DHerold-2 StJohns-2 Bon-1 1Bible-7 Hegel-5

beging to write for Bagehot-30

brains closer to gorilla

care fifty time more for

Bagehot-33 Shaw-58 ElizStanton-1

Brookner-4 MBeard-1 Spock-2 Gibbon-23 Astell-2

Demarest-1

Thackeray-9

drink human blood Bellow-11

enjoyed like romances even before they have extend to w suffrage extension of w rights fickleness of w I love for ther love of fragility, imbecility Justinian-4

1Anon-142 Fourier-1 Shaw-71

?Turgenev-1

get kindness from Thackeray-12 get on best with gets on best with Baudelaire-4 Birce-40 Plashinka-1 Arnould-1 Delafield-1 JBernard-1 Beauvoir-1

give scope and opportunity give themselves to God good in bed good w are naturally frigid got labels on foreheads great many young w lack

Guccione-1

absorb from seminal fluid adorn themselves 2Bible-2 all w in a state of fear

Stopes-1 Brownmiller-1

hardly any

Austen-28 Hinkson-1 Baudrillard-3

refused to allow w MPCato-6 right of w to vote JTodd-1 Scotch soft with search for naked JBernard-3 Schlegel-1 Homer-4 JBernard-2 Boccaccio-2 Barrie-12 DThomas-5 Heinlein-5

hate to see men enjoying have all the qualities have domination have good ideas 3Bible-11 Hegel-5

should be obscene but not should shun scienceSokal-4 single w poor so-called decent JAusten-29

have a w a right mind have to remain prudish hell contains no fouler how awful it is to be humble and submissive hunt for trouble I must have w Dix-2 JGay-1 I have had 10,000 Simenon-2 in a state of servitude incapable of being Addis-1 incapacity to reasonBon-1 institution for indolent keep silence knew 2Bible-1 keep under lock and key Albee-1 knowing as much as lack talent for the ideal learned w can be found life vacillating like silent men Sade-5 Achard-1

LTolstoy-11 Rieux-1 Kipling-30 1Anon-93 ElizStanton-2 ATrollope-16

higher education of ECBentley-1

so many beautful JBarrymore-6 stake their happiness stay in a mans memory subject to men supposed to be contrary teach the degradation

Boccaccio-1

Giroud-2

teach w to be gentlemen think Lebowitz-5 JHome-1 Gautier-3 Knox-1

they get around us Aristophanes-2 Strindberg-2 Sade-2 Boswell-5 Hegel-5 Voltaire-52 think the worst to kiss to rule

those who injure w Thackeray-12

trained to avoid idle chatter translations are like 1Anon-56 two day w is pleasure understand emancipation understand men Hugo-4 understand the body

1Anon-147 Hipponax-1 Greer-4 RDavies-10

lavish with others WSMaugham-65

live with them or without look as if they understand loveliest w feel gratitude made for a man BDavis-2 made up their minds management of family man forgives w Antrim-1 man who wont lie to married w is a slaveBalzac-4 men are more interesting men do not know what w men have more problems men who dont like w most will have intercourse motherhood is a vocation must weep never forget an injury never grasp the idea never inventors Voltaire-52 ninety percent went on not adaptable to higher not defiled themselves not for w to advise them not made for governing not much troubled with sex no trust to be placed in no w is better than two paradise for

Aristophanes-2 Ayckbourn-7 GGrene-6 Banbury-1 LRHubbard-1 1Anon-19 Thurber-3 Tannen-2 FSagan-1 Chanel-6 Cauthery-1 JohnPaulII-3 Saki-13 Auden-12 GBest-1 Hegel-5 JeremyTaylor-1 Aeschylos-1 Victoria-13 WActon-3 Homer-5 1Anon-32

under the control of MPCato-6 undo men what w want JohnRay-3 Bellow-11 Tynan-8 Santayana-14 1Anon-151 AlanBennett-10 RobtBurton-12 FrancisI-3 Tourneur-1 Kipling-10

when drunk see in other when men and w agree whoredom is the business who wear ankle socks wine and w infatuated without w a year without would be no damnation writers women's Institute liberation rights studies won wonder sense of wonderful wood woods wooing wool Virginia Woolf your w shall scream like

Hawthorne-4,5

Barley-1 Betjeman-7 Stassinopoulos-2 Victoria-1 ORourke-17 Abramovitz-2 Julian(Apostle)-2 Cowper-6 Levin-7 MacInnis-1 Montaigne-27 Sansom-1 Shakespeare-33 JMSmith-3 Sockman-1 Whitehead-10 Conrad-18 Faraday-7 Proulx-1 Alonso-1 CharlesX-1 WScott-5 Shakespeare-36 Edison-1 Frost-19 LRothschild-1 see also courtship; WIrving-1 ESitwell-1 Amidon-1 Burgess-6 AlBennett-6 Carey-17 Hensher-1,2 HLaski-7 OManning-1 APowell-8 JBPriestley-1 ESitwell-2 BWebb-1 EdmundWilson-2

CKingsley-4

you have w pale Galilean

no worse than men Plashinker-1 RobtBurton-10 Meteren-1 Gibbon-18 Sokal-5 pressed their bodies AJPTaylor-12 read much more than men reduce w to their sexuality

beat me black and blue Woolworth Bevan-4

Beerbohm-7

word in the beginning was processing take flight words JMiller-4 Horace-7 see also language, writing; Aristotle-34 Ashdown-1 LdByron-42 WSChurchill-63 Conrad-15 Eisenhower-4 Haldane-7 Havel-2 Jefferson-33 Keynes-28 Lincoln-27 McGinley-5 Mendelssohn-1 Mortimer-10 Noonan-1 DParker-16 Plautus-8 Renard-7 Scargill-1 Trevor-1 Twain101 Vidor-1 are slippery do not suffice fine words HBAdams-5 Mendelssohn-1 Britten-3 Chesterfield-38 Hazlitt-72 Confucius-16 JMortimer-17

is done life means late I love men must pleasure not to rather than play worth doing workaholics worked my way up worker working class immiserated it isnt workman workmanship works in prasctice CBronte-8 LdByron-41 TCarlyle-2 Emerson-5 workshop Mendelssohn-1 FBarnard-1 AHuxley-37

GEastmen-1 JChurchill-2 Gety-1 Twain-106 CKingsley-4 Bankhead-7 GeraldofW-1 Greene-8 TRoosevelt-17 VBrittain-1 Pereleman-12 Becket-28 DouglasHome-1 JSMill-46 FWTaylor-1 Vansittart-1 MArnold-17 Chapple-1 Larkin-7 DHLawrence-26 Lenin-2 Parsons-1 BWebb-5 Meadowcroft-1 Major-4 Chaucer-3 ASmith-20,21 SJohnson-16 2Bible-43 Morita-2 WWHeller-1 BDisraeli-39 1Anon-149 Bacon-21 Beecham-9 FHBradley-4 Colton-4 deLeon-1 Denny-1 Diderot-9 Diogenes-1 Donne-2 TSEliot-24 Firbank-1 Firminianus-1 RFrost-18,24 AGardner-2 Garrison-1 Gorey-1 AHuxley-12 SJohnson-44 JuliusII-1 HLatimer-2 DMurray-1 RMNixon-3 Paine-3 Seneca-19 Shaw-123 Socrates-2 Statius-1 JohnTaylor-3 Tennyson-11 Theodorus-1 Thoreau-15 WWallace-1 Wordsworth-2

only man with steady

do not think easily in gentle w resolute actions great number of syllables ill and unfit choice FBacon-28 in other w lapidary long words RMorley-5 Barzun-8

Aristotle-34 WFaulkner-2 HWFowler-2 SKing-1

music too precise for picture worth 10,000 risen above the brutes short SKing-1 William Wordsworth

have to take responsibilty

FJeffrey-2 Keats-15 TMacaulay-103 EPouind-13 Quincey-5 world BRussell-31 JKStephen-1 died too late wordy work WSMaugham-76 GEliot-28 see also manual labour, toil, pay; WAllen-2 KAmis-15 SAnderson-1 RBaker-1 Bakunin-1 Barrie-2 Becket-25,33,64 Belloc-8 Benchley-5,8 LBoyd-1 Brann-9 Burke-32 RobtBurton-14 TCarlyle-1,49 Chaucer-3 WChurchill-18 Cicero-15 RDavies-14 Dressler-1 Ehrenreicch-5,6 Erasmus-10 Esar-1 Flaubert-6 RFrost-11,12,21 Harrowby-1 Hawthorne-1 Housman-1 AHuxley-7,17 HJames-13 Jefferson-14 JKJerome-2,4 SJohnson-94 SJones-3 Kaiser-1 JFKennedy-12 Kirkland-1 Kraus-7 Landers-1 LangdonDavies-2 Larkin-6 DHLawrence-24 Lincoln-6 Ling-1 DLodge-6 TBMacaulay-98,137 McCullough-1 Malthus-3 Maugham-14 Melville-2 Mencken-25,79 Milton-9 Minogue-1 SirJohnMoore-1 AFOsborn-1 CNParkinson-3 Peel-1 PrincePhilip-2 Plato-7,12 Proudhon-2 Reagan-6 Reynolds-1 HRowland-7,10 Runciman-7 Ruskin-34,38 Sandburg-7 Sandwich-2 Shahn-1 Shakespeare-4,35 Shaw-57 Sigourney-1 HSimon-1 Sinatra-1 IBSinger-1 SSmith-37 LdStanley-1 Steinem-2 RLStevenson-14 Tocqueville-1 AJToynbee-8 ATrollope-14 Truman-1 Twain-19,23,60 Voltaire-31 Wells-15 Wilde-73 WCWilliams-1 LWoolf-2 VWoolf-3 Wordsworth-2 Yeats-5 Yost-1 Youngson-1 by employees chance to w hard LPeter-6 TRoosevelt-17 Hammer-1 better place expires go to smash has grown grey how the w works is complicated is crazy is out of order is very odd

always been like this Downey-1 out to do the w a favour GWBush-4 faulty and imperfect has got so much worse how the w fits togesther Howatch-1 CSagan-4

DAdams-29 Practchett-31 Hume-22 GKChesterton-30 Pratchett-36

HBAdams-9 Swinburne-6

Greenberger-1 Buchan-1 Clough-1 Boortin-5

is going to pieces CartierBresson-14

more than w can offer one third asleep order save the sustain us too dangerous War War I was mad Rusk-2

of utter complexity DAdams-19 Eisenhower-7 DAdams-18 DAdams-18 AlbertEinstein-35 Rusk-2 Mountbatten-3 WChurchill-75 AJPTaylor-7 Sabatini-1

dull way to get rich Ascherson-3 fourteen hours a day get wealth by hard harder I, luckier in practice HGeorge-1 Bloomberg-1 Reagan-6 SWright-2 Galsworthy-3 Goldwyn-9 Leacock-1 MFischer-2

two-thirds up to something

when the w was made work of a devil worlds best of all destroyer inhabited worm worried worries he who knows has many worry worrying about the past worse Leibniz-1

HMelville-5

cant imagine not needing dont w and fear no everybody could w books for students history invent fictional itch to

IMurdoch-2 McLuke-1 Bainbridge-1

Schopenhauer-24

Bagehot-30 WChurchill-74 Ballard-14 Juvenal-9 DHLawrence-10 Joyce-8 Melbourne-8 Burgess-8 Medawar-6

Oppenheim-4 DAdams-26 Camden-2 Haldane-20 GELessing-5

mas should never learn to never about extraordinary none of the Pagets can not for women not possible to w a novel obscurely unskilled on slowly Gauss-3

Carey-14 DCarnegie-2 WChurchill-25 Frost-12 DGregory-1 Inge-14 Twain-97 JoeyAdams-2 2Anon-31 Belloc-6 Brodsky-3 Chesterton-30 Constant-1 DayLewis-1 Frost-5 Orwell-54 Plotinus-1 Rogers-5 Ruskin-9 Salisbury-7 7Shaftesbury-2

Bagehot-30

well about our sins Dahlberg-11 who would w if he had writer LdByron-15 see also KAmis, MAmis, author, Chaucer, PCornwell, CDickens, dramatist, dramatists, OGoldsmith, Gogol, Hamsun, APowell, Thackeray, Tolstoy, ATrollope, Wodehouse, VWoolf, Wordsworth, writer, writing; Atwood-4 RBenchley-10 ABurgess-21 because they are not living chase the creative Bainbridge-2 JPBarnes-13 DHLawrence-19 AlanBennett-19 Faulkner-8 Achebe-1 RAdler-1

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Chesterton-30 Bright-1 Clapp-1 KPhilips-1 FDRoosevelt-4 Symmachus-1

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I am a very small w Beerbohm-6 FOConnor-1 SJohnson-9 Bottome-1 Sansom-1 WSMaugham-15 MAmis-8 Billings-1 JBarnes-1 WSMaugham-59 Mailer-8

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see also Addison, Auden, Austen, authors, Baudelaire, Betjeman, books, Bunyan, Byron, T Carlyle, Chatterton, Chaucer, Congreve, Conrad, Dickens, Dostoyevsky, Dreiser, G Eliot, fiction, Fiedling, Flaubert, Forster, Fowles, Gide, Goethe, Gorky, Greene, Haggard, Hammett, Harris, Hemingway, Hugo, HJames, Jonson, Kipling, D H Lawrence, T E Lawrence, literature, Marlowe, Maupassant, Milton, novelist, Orwell, Passos, Petrarch, E A Poe, Plays, plot, poetry, Pound, prose, Rabelais, Richardson, Runyon, science fiction, Scott, screenwriting, sentence, Shaw, Shakespeare, Mary Shelley, Sheridan, Solzhenitsyn, Spender, Stein, Stendhal, Sterne, Stevenson, Stoppard, style, Thackeray, Dylan Thomas, Thoreau, Tolstoy, translation,

mercy prevails over Mohammed-3

Anthony Trollope, Turgenev, Twain, Williams, Wodehouse, Virginia Woolf, Wodehouse, Wordsworth, writing; KAmis3 1Anon-179 MArnold-10 Asimov-3 Auden-4,5,10,15 JBarnes-1 Bellow-9 WBenjamin-1,5 AlanBennett-38 Borges-2 Bowles-1 Brann-8 Burgess-15 Cerf-1 Chamfort-9 Condon-1 Connolly-13 Cottrell-1 RDavies-23 Dickens-10 TSEliot-16,29 Faulkner-7 HenryFielding-20 FSFitzgerald13 Flaubert-11 RFrost-23 GeorgeV-3 Hampton-1 Hazlitt-42 Headlam-1 Hemingway-11 Ionesco-1 MJoseph-1 Khruschev-4 Koestler-6 CSLewis-2 Lichtenberg-1 TBMacaulay-23,24 Malouf-1 Maugham-38,39 Mencken-47 Milne-2 Montesquieu-11 Mortimer-11,12 Naipaul-1 Orwell-6,36 JOsborne-4 Pius-2 Pratchett-2 Propertius-2 RRichardson-2 TRoosevelt-1 Sartre-3 Shaw-52 LPSmith-14 CPSnow-3 Targ-1 STolstoy-1 Trelawny-1 Trevor-1 Updike16 Vonnegut-2 EdmundWilson-3 Wodehouse-10 WWordsworth-8 clear Landor-2 Auden-32 critics show little Beerbohm-15 few had less journalistic made to look like Buchner-2 one of the greatest Acton-1 ones favourite South African universities stifle writes half a book writing SDGibbons-1 RCampbell-3 FOConnor-1 LTolstoy-21 MTMcCarthy-1 about music about travel Conrad-18 see also books, Burke, Dickens, fiction, Henry Fielding, F M Ford, Hazlitt, W H Hudson, T B Macaulay, literature, novelist, novels, poets, prose, style, writer, writers; SAnderson-1 1Anon-10,69,224 Aristotle-1 MArnold-19,22 Austen-1 Bacon-10 Ballard-3 Balzac-11 Barthes-3 Bradstreet-1 TBrowne-1 Burgess-14 Capote-1 TCarlyle41,49 Carroll-4 CarterRuck-1 Cary-1 Casola-1 Cather-1,3 Cervantes-1 Chamfort-4 Chandler-1,12,14,15 Chekhov-1,2,7,8,9 Chesterfield-13 Chesterton-2 WChurchill-53,62 Cocteau-11 STColeridge-1 Colman-1 Colton-8 Connolly-1,5,7,12 Conrad-18 Cope-3 Coward-1 Crisp-1 Crowninshield-1 Dalrymple-1 Darien-1 ADavies-1 RDavies-22,23,32,41 JDenham-2 Dickens-7 BDisraeli-50 Doctorow-1 JDouglas-1 Dryden-2,4,8,14,25 Dudek-1 LDurrell-4 MEastman-1 GEliot-3 TSEliot-1,11,22,20 ATEllis-1 HEvans-2,3 Faulkner-2,3 Ferber-3 Fermor-1 GFisher-1 FSFitzgerald-2,4,7,11 Flaubert-3,6,9,14 CSForester-1 Forster-2,6,16 HWFowler-1,2 Franklin-10,11,14,22 Frost-5,8,15 Galbraith-43 Galsworthy-2 Gaskell-2 Gibbon-3,13,16,19,25 Gielgud-1 Gloucester-1 Golding-3,5 RGordon-2 Gosse-2 Gowers-2,3 Grahame-1 Graves-5 GGreene-5,15,18,22 Guitry-2 Halliwell-1 Hardy-1 Hartley-2 Hayward-1 Hazlitt-8,12,14,19,54 Heine-3,4 Heller-6 Heming-1 Hemingway-1,6,9,12 Hensher-1 Hope-2,4 Horace-2 Hornby-2 Housman-11 EHubbard-18 Humblot-1 AHuxley-15,17 Ibsen-8 CJames-8 HJames-7 SJohnson-25,106,114,133 PKavanagh-1 PJKavanagh-4,5 SKing-1 Kipling-27 KKraus-10 L'Amour-1 release all w seek Sayers-1

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Beecham-2 see also story; 1Bible-39 Galsworthy-5 Tree-1 Hawes-1 Friedan-2 DJacobson-2 Horace-16 Virgil-14 Auden-49 Berryman-1 TSEliot-7 Ewart-1 GBurns-3 Menander-7 Nastase-1 Vidal-21 Bismarck-5 Bismarck-5 Benchley-3 DCarnegie-2 HAJones-2 Villon-2 APowell-6 CSGraham-1 Wilde-14 Balzac-9 Mortimer-11 Trillin-1 see also Britain; SSmith-15 BAppleyard-4 Barrie-16 Chaucer-7 Connolly-27 Defoe-6 Friedenberg-2 WIrving-7 HMiller-7 Prochow-1 TCarlyle-46 Emerson-85 Endore-1 Twain-121 Goncourt-4 see also age, old age; Adenauer-3 1Anon-99 Ascham-3 HAsquith-2 JBarrymore-1 HBeecher-1 ArBennett-9 Bierce-8 Buck-2 Burgess-10,15,16 Byron-10 Cather-1 Channon-1 Courteline-1 RDavies-13,29,33 Delaney-1 Diogenes-4 BDisraeli-15,54 Einstein-9 Emerson-73 Estienne-1 Fielding-9 FSFitzgerald-11 RFrost-9 Gibbon-2 Goethe-25 GHerbert-5 Herford-2 ESHicks-1 EHubbard-11

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