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