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| A quotation, also called a quote, is a fragment of a human expression, most often written or oral, which has been inserted into another human expression. This latter type of quotation is almost always taken from literature, though speech transcripts, film dialogues, and song lyrics are also common and valid sources. |
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| Indeed, so far from being humorous, the male American is the most abnormally serious creature who ever existed.... It is only fair to admit that he can exaggerate, but even his exaggeration has a rational basis. It is not founded on wit or fancy; it does not spring from any poetic imagination.... |
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| Quotes by author: |
| Barrymore, John |
Dryden, John |
Lincoln, Abraham |
| Bible |
Dylan, Bob |
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth |
| Bierce, Ambrose |
Emerson, Ralph Waldo |
Pope, Alexander |
| Blake, William |
Gibran, Kahlil |
Quran |
| Buddha |
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von |
Reagan, Ronald |
| Burke, Edmund |
Hemingway, Ernest |
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| Camus, Albert |
Hoffer, Eric |
Shakespeare, William |
| Carlyle, Thomas |
Holmes, Oliver Wendell |
Twain, Mark |
| Churchill, Winston |
Johnson, Samuel |
Washington, George |
| Disraeli, Benjamin |
Keats, John |
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