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Titan Arthur Quotes By Brian Spellman

My secret to maintaining a youthful appearance? Immaturity. — Brian Spellman

Titan Arthur Quotes By Eric Weiner

All around me I hear the pleasant chortle of Dutch. It sounds vaguely familiar, though I can't imagine why. Then it dawns on me. Dutch sounds exactly like English spoken backward! ...
I wonder if I recorded someone speaking Dutch and played that backward, it would sound like regular English! — Eric Weiner

Titan Arthur Quotes By Diana Gabaldon

Damn Frank!" he said ferociously. "Damn all Randalls! Damn Jack Randall, and damn Mary Hawkins Randall, and damn Alex Randall - er, God rest his soul, I mean," he amended hastily, crossing himself. — Diana Gabaldon

Titan Arthur Quotes By Earl G. Graves, Sr.

No library of American business achievement is complete without the story of Arthur G. Gaston ... Black Titan is a long overdue contribution to the recording of not just black history, but American history. — Earl G. Graves, Sr.

Titan Arthur Quotes By Tom Lichtenheld

A road trip is a way for the whole family to spend time together and annoy each other in interesting new places. — Tom Lichtenheld

Titan Arthur Quotes By Berenice Marlohe

Well as I said in France I didn't get auditions, and it's very difficult to get an agent in France because they conduct the business in a strange way. — Berenice Marlohe

Titan Arthur Quotes By D. Wayne Calloway

Leaders take eagles and teach them to fly in formation. — D. Wayne Calloway

Titan Arthur Quotes By Joseph Fink

She loved him the way one loves an old bridge or a wool sweater or the sound of a growing tulip. — Joseph Fink

Titan Arthur Quotes By Geoffrey Wood

For a week the sun had been nothing but a puffy, seamless sheet of white, and this Tuesday had begun the same. But as the day progressed, the grayness receded like a mist, the sky's white became more illumined from behind, then occasionally a patch of blue would open. Then another here and there, until blue touched blue and they became background for streaks and wisps of cloud. Sunlight, rays of it, gave a brightness like spring, a direct and golden-yellow brightness unlike the trapped, refracted glow of a winter's day, and to that homogeneous cityscape that lay so inert and wide and flat, just a few spring rays of sunshine gave a sudden depth and dimension to everything. Individual things came alive, as if each stood brightly before you, each with its own story. — Geoffrey Wood