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Proverbs may not improperly be called the philosophy of the common people.
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Author Details: Type: Writer Quotes Category: British Writer Quotes Year of Birth: 1594 Year of Death: 1666 Nationality: British Amazon: James Howell on Amazon |
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Jane Austen Mary Wollstonecraft Philip Pullman James Herriot Arthur Conan Doyle Alan Moore Lawrence Durrell J. B. Priestley Neil Innes |
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Quote Keywords: Called, Common, Improperly, May, Philosophy, Proverbs |
Dictionary Links: Called, Common, Improperly, May, Philosophy |
All James Howell Quotations: All we can do is be... Burn not thy fingers to snuff... One hair of a woman can... Proverbs may not improperly be called... Respect a man, he will do... The creditor hath a better memory... This life at best is but... Who has the fame to be... |
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