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1. The end of study is not to possess --- JAMES YCE
2. The test of a great book --- LAFCADIO HEARN
3. Few peoples have been more often --- EDMUND BLUNDEN
4. No household in the English-speaking world --- G. B. HARRISON
5. To arrange your books on the shelves --- A. A. MILNE
6. Moving homeward by a new way --- GEORGE GISSING
7. The more carefully nature --- THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY
8. To think of the future --- LAFCADIO HEARN
9. In order to master the English --- F. H. LEE
10. When I go into a stranger¡¯s --- ALFRED G. GARDINER
11. A young man wrote to me --- ALFRED G. GARDINER
12. Questions of education --- T. S. ELIOT
13. I doubt if there is anything --- J. B. PRIESTLEY
14. Many times a day I realize --- ALBERT EINSTEIN
15. The happiest time of my boyhood --- W. H. HUDSON
16. Democracy is, historically speaking --- JULIAN HUXLEY
17. The belief that death is a gateway --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
18. The human race has just passed --- LECOMTE DU NOUY
19. It is probable that we have --- WILLIAM H. HUDSON
20. On arriving at Liverpool --- W. H. DAVIES
21. I have often noticed --- SOMERSET MAUGHAM
22. We cannot know too much --- SIMEON POTTER
23. The people I admire --- E. M. FORSTER
24. Human nature does not change--- ALDOUS HUXLEY
25. Our species is the only creative --- JOHN STEINBECK
26. His talents went into his hobbies --- L. P. HARTLEY
27. At present, in the most civilized --- J. B. BURY
28. Most of the work that most people --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
29. The capacity to endure --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
30. Whenever a person who already --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
31. Perhaps it is only in childhood --- GRAHAM GREENE
32. Some people say that their schooldays --- SAMUEL BUTLER
33. Whoever has to deal with young --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
34. There were always several parties --- EVELYN WAUGH
35. With most men the knowledge --- ROBERT LYND
36. A good farmer is always --- LOUIS OMFIELD
37. One of the most painful --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
38. The commonest form of forgetfulness --- ROBERT LYND
39. The principal reason why he was --- ERSKINE CALDWELL
40. When first I was brought into --- G.L.DICKINSON
41. A well-known publisher --- ALFRED GARDINER
42. As of all other good things --- ALDOUS HUXLEY
43. The European traveller in America --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
44. So intimate is the relation --- A. C. BAUGH
45. The best way to read fiction --- WALTER ALLEN
46. The aim of science --- LECOMTE DU NOUY
47. It is true that the work of the peasant --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
48. Very, very early in my boyhood --- W.H.HUDSON
49. The doctor treats, nature heals. --- ALDOUS HUXLEY
50. Democracy is the highest form --- SIR RICHARD LIVINGSTONE
51. We all go through life --- ALFRED G.GARDINER
52. Spoken words are more exciting --- ALDOUS HUXLEY
53. We regard it as proper --- ROBERT OPPENHEIMER
54. Among the many living forms --- LOGAN PEARSALL SMITH
55. If a writer of prose know --- ERNEST HEMINGWAY
56. Like actors, politicians --- LORD PONSONBY
57. I cannot but think that --- THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY
58. I have a good memory --- SOMERSET MAUGHAM
59. In calling upon governments --- G.D.H. COLE
60. My mother had a good deal --- MARK TWAIN
61. Children¡¯s pleasure in exploring --- JOYCE CARY
62. To see things and happenings --- SIR J.A THOMSON
63. Once the young birds can fly --- VIRGINIA WOOLF
64. The original artist who counts --- JOYCE CARY
65. For the sea as a whole --- RACHEL CARSON
66. In my younger and more --- F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
67. Not the least of the Zoological Gardens¡¯ --- E. V. LUCAS
68. Now and again I have horrible --- J. B. PRIESTLEY
69. No man can work long at any --- ANTHONY TROLLOPE
70. As the child grows in --- GEOFFREY GORER
71. I have always taken it for --- ROBERT LYND
72. Wellington is said to have chosen --- A. A. MILNE
73. There are times in every man¡¯s --- G. H. MAIR
74. Science may be defined --- ALDOUS HUXLEY
75. The whole world of art --- BERTRAND RUSSELL
76. The most beautiful thing --- ALBERT EINSTEIN
77. Plato has written about --- HERBERT READ
78. Perhaps the most obvious way --- JULIAN HUXLEY
79. To me it seems that youth --- SAMUEL BUTLER
80. A stout old lady was walking --- ALFRED G. GARDINER
81. Very early in our childhood --- LADY GERTRUDE WILLIAMS
82. One day when I was about ten --- CLARENCE DAY
83. Friendship is above reason --- A. CLUTTON- OCK
84. The other day a well-known English --- ARNOLD BENNETT
85. Dora stopped listening --- IRIS MURDOCH
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