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Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Keke Palmer: Corbin Bleu was my first kiss in life.

Corbin Bleu was my first kiss in life. I was 12, and he was, like, my first kiss for TV ... It was on the lips! — Keke Palmer

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Jim Webb: If a minister can lead the Senate in

If a minister can lead the Senate in prayer every day ... what is so wrong with beginning every day of school with an ecumenical prayer? — Jim Webb

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Douglas Sirk: At the time I belonged to the socialist

At the time I belonged to the socialist party, and Hitler came to power. — Douglas Sirk

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By John Ashbery: Each servant stamps the reader with a look.

Each servant stamps the reader with a look. — John Ashbery

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Nigel Cawthorne: In March 1935, Germany admitted the existence of

In March 1935, Germany admitted the existence of the Luftwaffe, — Nigel Cawthorne

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Young Buck: I was young and so eager to make

I was young and so eager to make some money as well as get exposed and show my talent. — Young Buck

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Chris Colfer: I don't think I have the right parts

I don't think I have the right parts to appreciate '50 Shades of Grey'. — Chris Colfer

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Vonda Shepard: I always give the audience a variety because

I always give the audience a variety because I want to make sure they hear the favorites and all that. — Vonda Shepard

Downton Abbey Season 1 Episode 7 Quotes By Homer: The ugliest man was he who came to

The ugliest man was he who came to Troy; with squinting eyes and one distorted foot. — Homer