Philip Pullman Quotes
'That is how it seems....But we can’t read the darkness, Mr. Scoresby. It is more than possible that I might be wrong.'
Philip Pullman
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There was a point when it all really took off and got quite overwhelming, even though I didn't realize it.
Kate Moss
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Periodically over the years I've always taken periods of time away from acting.
Daniel Day-Lewis
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The state of society is one in which the members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters,-a good finger, a neck, a stomach, an elbow, but never a man.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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I had seen the princess and let her lie there unawakened, because the happily ever after was so damnably much work.
Orson Scott Card
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Fuck that! Conor McGregor, you're taking everything I've worked for, motherfucker! I'm going to fight your fucking ass!
Nate Diaz
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...reports about very innocent people being thrown into detention where they could be held for years without any representation or charges is distressing.
Dana Perino
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When I want any, good head work done; I always choose a man, if possible with a long nose.
Napoleon Bonaparte
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So in process of four or five years the emperor called me, as divers times he had done before.
William Adams
The Black Eyed Peas
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Affluent enviros are all for wind farms, until one is proposed that might mar the serenity of a sail from the crew-necked precincts near Nantucket Sound. Then it's clean energy for thee, not for me.
Charles Krauthammer
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How the hell can you change gender in the rural areas? I am a woman. We don't have good doctors; we are not rich to do such procedures.
Caster Semenya
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Unbelief was easier than belief, much less demanding and subtly flattering because the agnostic felt himself to be intellectually superior to the believer. And then unbelief haunted by faith, as she knew by experience, produced a rather pleasant nostalgia, while belief haunted by doubt involved real suffering.
Elizabeth Goudge
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'That is how it seems....But we can’t read the darkness, Mr. Scoresby. It is more than possible that I might be wrong.'
Philip Pullman