“…The Tortures Of That Inward Hell.”
—LORD GEORGE GORDON BYRON
-{{1788–1824}}-
Tag Archives: British History
“One Of The Advantages Of Being Disorderly…”
“…Is That One Is Constantly Making Exciting Discoveries!”
—A. A. MILNE
-((1882–1956))-
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-[Creator Of “WINNIE–THE–POOH“]-
“I Count Myself In Nothing Else So Happy…”
“…As In A Soul Remembering My Good Friends.”
—WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
-((1564–1616))-
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“For Myself, I Am An Optimist…”
“…It Does Not Seem To Be Much Use Being Anything Else.”
—SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL
<*(((1874–1965)))*>
<{*PRIME MINISTER Of The UNITED KINGDOM*}>
“There Is An Hour In Each Man’s Life…”
“…Appointed To Make His Happiness,IF Then He Seize It.”
—FRANCIS BEAUMONT & JOHN FLETCHER
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BEAUMONT
((1584–1616))
(((WRITER & DRAMATIST)))
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FLETCHER
((1579–1625))
(((WRITER & PLAYWRIGHT)))
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“The Greatest Good You Can Do For Another Is Not Just To Share Your Riches…”
“…But To Reveal To Him His Own.”
—BENJAMIN DISRAELI
-(1804–1881)-
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((POLITICIAN))
((STATESMAN))
((PRIME MINISTER Of The UNITED KINGDOM))
“The Sweetest Joy, The Wildest Woe…”
“…Is LOVE.”
—PHILIP JAMES BAILEY
((((1816–1902))))
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“NO MAN Was EVER So Much Deceived By Another…”
“…As By HIMSELF.”
—CHARLES GREVILLE
-<>(1794–1865)<>-
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Have Truer Words Ever Been Uttered?
One Would Be Hard Pressed To Find Any, That‘s Fo SHO.
With How I‘ve Been Feeling Of Late, These Words Are Burning A Hole Right Through Me.
Such Is Life???
Holy Hell, I Hope Not!!!
But…
…It Feels Like A Fool‘s Hope.
Just Sayin‘.
“Experience Is The Best Of Schoolmasters…”
“…Only The School-Fees Are Heavy.”
—THOMAS CARLYLE
"You Jivin' Me, Turkey?" 