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Rowan Atkinson Monty Python crowd; half of...
John Aubrey The astrologers and historians write...
John Aubrey The silver Thames takes some...
Colin Baker I could, I think, quite easily...
Max Beerbohm I was a modest, good-humoured...
Jeffrey Bernard A lot of girls annoy me...
Lionel Blue I literally fell among Quakers...
Sydney Brenner There was still food rationing...
Samuel Butler The dons of Oxford and...
Robertson Davies The greatest gift that Oxford...
E. M. Forster Oxford is Oxford: not a mere...
Oliver Franks A secret in the Oxford sense...
Antonia Fraser My advantage as a woman and...
Paul Getty What I learned at Oxford has...
Kenneth Graham The clever men at Oxford,Know...
Godfrey Harold Hardy I was at my best at...
Imran Khan In fact the experience at...
James Meade In Oxford before the war, I...
James Meade From 1931 to 1937, I was...
Karl Philipp Moritz My host at Richmond, yesterday...
Philip Pullman I had passed through the...
Robert Baldwin Ross The Oxford manner is, alas...
Martin Ryle I was educated at Bradfield...
George Santayana Oxford, the paradise of dead...
Frank Scott Oxford also taught me something...
Leonard Alfred George Strong I broke down while at Oxford...
Gloria Trevi Who is more in touch with...
Anthony Trollope Oxford is the most dangerous...
John E. Walker In 1960, I went to St...
Mary A. Ward I loved nearly all my teachers...
Mary A. Ward But a girl of seventeen is...
Mary A. Ward For nine years, till the...
Evelyn Waugh The truth is that Oxford is...
William Butler Yeats I wonder anybody does anything...



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