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Openmouthed Quotes By James Bridie: Eve and the apple was the first great

Eve and the apple was the first great step in experimental science. — James Bridie

Openmouthed Quotes By Paul Ince: I like to knuckle down and get on

I like to knuckle down and get on with my job. I'll make mistakes, I'm bound to, but I'll write them down and I'll learn from them. — Paul Ince

Openmouthed Quotes By Jerome Pitt: Anyone for a Film Festival?:

Anyone for a Film Festival?: — Jerome Pitt

Openmouthed Quotes By Karl Rahner: The task of the theologian is to explain

The task of the theologian is to explain everything through God, and to explain God as unexplainable. — Karl Rahner

Openmouthed Quotes By Mahatma Gandhi: Indian nationalism is not exclusive, nor aggressive, nor

Indian nationalism is not exclusive, nor aggressive, nor destructive. — Mahatma Gandhi

Openmouthed Quotes By Thomas Huxley: Surely there is a time to submit to

Surely there is a time to submit to guidance and a time to take one's own way at all hazards. — Thomas Huxley

Openmouthed Quotes By Mark Kurlansky: If ever there was a fish made to

If ever there was a fish made to endure, it is the Atlantic cod ... But it has among its predators - man, an openmouthed species greedier than cod. — Mark Kurlansky

Openmouthed Quotes By Henry George: Poverty is the openmouthed relentless hell which yawns

Poverty is the openmouthed relentless hell which yawns beneath civilized society. And it is hell enough. — Henry George

Openmouthed Quotes By Stephen Leacock: Each section of the British Isles has its

Each section of the British Isles has its own way of laughing, except Wales, which doesn't. — Stephen Leacock

Openmouthed Quotes By Indu Muralidharan: Sweet as the past may be, it best

Sweet as the past may be, it best remains pressed between the pages of memory, savoured for a moment or two on quiet Sunday afternoons. — Indu Muralidharan