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Albert Einstein
10th December 1931
One feels as if one is dissolved into Nature
Lady Charlotte Bury
9th December 1817
A greater public calamity could not have occurred
Samantha Cristoforetti
8th December 2014
I’ve given my pee to science
Leonard D. Heaton
7th December 1941
I distinctly saw the rising sun insignia on his wings
Ludwig Borchardt
6th December 1912
You have to see it
Spike Milligan
5th December 1943
BOREDOM, HOMESICK, LOVESICK
Charles Ritchie
4th December 1941
What a pack of lies intimate journals are
Jennifer Bonner
3rd December 1988
Now is the time
Rainer Maria Rilke
2nd December 1900
On sculptures
Werner Herzog
1st December 1974
One pheasant behaved like a madman
Iris Murdoch
30 November 1952
Demented with grief
H.L. Mencken
29th November 1939
Any visitor to the hospital is free to barge into his room
George Eliot
28th November 1857
I have especially enjoyed this autumn
Howard Carter
27th November 1922
The sight that met us was beyond anything one could conceive
Arthur Ashe
26th November 1973
The human is a creature of paradox
John Howard Griffin
25th November 1959
The hate stare was everywhere practiced
Aldous Huxley
24th November 1925
Standing on the ramparts of Jodhpur fort
Christopher Columbus
23rd November 1492
They were struck with terror
Lady Bird Johnson
22nd November 1963
It all began so beautifully
Frank Worsley
21st November 1915
She’s going, boys!
Sir Walter Scott
20th November 1825
I have myself lost recollection of much that was interesting
Rachel Roberts
19th November 1980
I did so want to be a great actress
Kenneth Tynan
18th November 1973
To pay up would constitute a precedent
Avraham Tory
17th November 1942
The Jewish police have been ordered to erect the gallows
Seamus Heaney
16th November 1980
It is like a building site, abandoned in November
William Henry Brewer
15th November 1863
Now all is gone
Hugh Gaitskell
14th November 1947
How easy it is to say the wrong thing!
Julian Green
13th November 1929
I am dead and, exactly as I foresaw, I still exist
Carl Jung
12th November 1913
My soul, my soul, where are you?
Queen Mary
11th November 1918
The greatest day in the world’s history
Pamela Des Barres
10th November 1969
The most sensual thing I’ve ever seen
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