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" 'I spoke to myself the words with which, in after life, I was to face any vital ordeal, 'This is an adventure in which must cooperate to the maximum every particle of body and brain and heart, but not so important as to make you feel faint and paralyze your powers—look up at the moon and the stars and feel your dry throat soften, for nothing is as important as that.' " (from George)
Movie quotes
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- Evensong
Sweet-talking George
- I,
Claudius
(from The Epic That Never Was)
Caligula's sentence
A haunting laugh
"Down on your knees!" - Jamaica
Inn
Harry sends "help"
Harry secures the prisoners - The
Citadel
Mr. Owen
- Hatter's
Castle
"Come dance"
Sword and bubbles
Grace under fire
Dennis versus Brodie: the final showdown
- Major
Barbara
The philosophy of Bronterre O'Brien "Snobby" Price
- Another
Man's Poison
To Bette Davis: "What a d—!"
- Ivanhoe
Wamba's quip
- I
Accuse
Zola's letter
- David
Copperfield
Aunt Betsy asks for Mr. Dick's advice
Sound advice (short version)
- as
Charles Dickens
The Blimbers—excerpt from "Paul" from Dombey and Son
Mr. Podsnap—excerpt from "Moving in Society" from Our Mutual Friend
- as
Dylan Thomas
Introduction from A Boy Growing Up (excerpt)
"A Visit to America," Excerpt 1
"A Visit to America," Excerpt 2
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banner design, and site design
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