When I am told that an ostrich egg in marble represents the birth of the world something must be wrong—Mr. J, B. Manson, Director of the Tate Gallery.
We have still a few injustices to complain about—Herr Hitler.
Shirley Temple is, I understand, a child who has a world-wide reputation in films.—Sir Patrick Hastings.
It is a great pity that Hitler did not read my books instead of Houston Chamberlain's—Mr, Bernard Shaw.
Many a time I have wanted to stop talking and find out what I really believed.—Mr. Walter Lippmann, Herr Hitlers struggle against the dangerous error of Bolshevism has clearly been blessed by Providence—The Archbishop of Vienna.
I should like to hear Mr. St. John Ervine —Mr. Robert Lynd.
Herr von Schuschnigg was guilty of confusing God and the Devil—Herr Bürckel.
I find it difficult, in point of scientific certainty, to tell the difference between an economist and a witch-doctor—Mr, Robert Byron.
We have sold our birthright for a mess of cottages.—Prof. A. E. Richardson.
The Englishman's home is still his castle, but for the Englishwoman too often it is her jail—Dr. Stephen Taylor.
Every Englishman is an island—Dean Inge.
In the same way as I have learned to love my violin, I want a woman to learn to love me.—Mr. Albert Sandler.
At the end of the Parliamentary debate on Thursday night I came to the conclusion that. it is safe for me to go to the United States.—Mr. Herbert Morrison.
An unbiassed judge would be driven to the conclusion that Europe is a much more savage place than it has been for perhaps 1,000 years.—The Bishop of Chelmsford.—"Observer."
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