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Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By John Milton: Bacchus, that first from out the purple grapeCrush'd

Bacchus, that first from out the purple grape
Crush'd the sweet poison of misused wine. — John Milton

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Matthew Arnold: I am bound by my own definition of

I am bound by my own definition of criticism: a disinterested endeavour to learn and propagate the best that is known and thought in the world. — Matthew Arnold

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Ayn Rand: This is the strike of the men of

This is the strike of the men of the mind, Miss Taggart. This is the mind on strike. — Ayn Rand

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Claudia Cardinale: Yes, they wanted me to sign a contract

Yes, they wanted me to sign a contract of exclusivity, and I refused. — Claudia Cardinale

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Phil Jackson: I don't believe in curfews, because you can't

I don't believe in curfews, because you can't treat men like they were boys without forfeiting a certain level of trust. — Phil Jackson

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Ernest Hemingway,: What are you doing now, you lazy drunken

What are you doing now, you lazy drunken obscene unsayable son of an unnameable unmarried gipsy obscenity? What are you doing? — Ernest Hemingway,

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Michael Crichton: You arrogant little snot (John Hammond)

You arrogant little snot (John Hammond) — Michael Crichton

Winnie The Pooh Philosophy Quotes By Richard Brookhiser: Washington offered a republican substitute for the dignity

Washington offered a republican substitute for the dignity of royalty. — Richard Brookhiser