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  • F. Scott Fitzgerald
    24th February 1911

    I am just crazy about Margaret Armstrong

  • William B. Gould
    23rd February 1865

    Who will be the victors remains to be seen

  • Henry David Thoreau
    22nd February 1841

    We must be at the helm at least once a day

  • Sheila Hancock
    21st February 2002

    He looked beautiful

  • Franz Kafka
    20th February 1922

    Unnoticeable life

  • Raymond Chandler
    19th February 1938

    There are two kinds of truth

  • Nelly Ptaschkina
    18th February 1918

    Where is that golden distance?

  • Dora Carrington
    17th February 1932

    I dreamt of you again last night

  • Charles Greville
    16th February 1830

    A magnificent fire

  • Käthe Kollwitz
    15th February 1915

    I do not want to die

  • Theodore Roosevelt
    14th February 1884

    The light has gone out of my life

  • Ned Rorem
    13th February 1974

    Am I worth a million dollars to you?

  • Adam Kay
    12th February 2007

    Will one pill be enough?

  • Queen Victoria
    11th February 1840

    We did not sleep much

  • Eric Morecambe
    10th February 1968

    Bing Crosby went on first and kept going wrong

  • Henry James
    9th February 1882

    She was our life, she was the house

  • Thomas Turner
    8th February 1756

    Thomas Turner’s rules of proper regimen

  • Shirley Jackson
    7th February 1965

    I am the captain of my fate

  • Francis Kilvert
    6th February 1874

    The poor wandering sheep

  • Joan Wyndham
    5th February 1944

    I laughed and cried like hell

  • Arthur C. Clarke
    4th February 1966

    We have a masterpiece on our hands

  • Otis Kidwell Burger
    3rd February 1949

    Time is a curious sensation

  • Lord Byron
    2nd February 1821

    If I rouse, it is into fury

  • John Muir
    1st February 1873

    He would not cease singing or feeding for an earthquake

  • Flannery O’Connor
    31st January 1944

    I don’t live by the day. I live by the second.

  • James Cook
    30th January 1774

    Farther than any other man has been before me

  • Bill Haley
    29th January 1956

    Segregation strong here

  • Marion Milner
    28th January 1927

    You must get lost in the part

  • Beatrix Potter
    27th January 1884

    A remarkable instance of a cat’s affection

  • Sir Alex Ferguson
    26th January 1995

    He karate-kicked him

  • Leo Tolstoy
    25th January 1851

    Went to a party and lost my head

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