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George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By James Reston Jr.: As General Eisenhower discovered, it is easier to

As General Eisenhower discovered, it is easier to end the Cold War or stamp out poverty than to master this devilish pastime. — James Reston Jr.

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Drew Pinsky: Well, my opinion is that real change occurs

Well, my opinion is that real change occurs through deep interpersonal experiences. Others will also say deep spiritual experiences. — Drew Pinsky

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Walter J. Phillips: Many a painter has lived in affluence, in

Many a painter has lived in affluence, in high esteem, who lacked the divine spark, and who is utterly forgotten to-day. — Walter J. Phillips

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Margery Allingham: I am one of those people who are

I am one of those people who are blessed, or cursed, with a nature which has to interfere. If I see a thing that needs doing I do it. — Margery Allingham

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Nicole Williams: I loved that woman in that desperate, all-consuming,

I loved that woman in that desperate, all-consuming, she-could-break-me-with-one-word, way. — Nicole Williams

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Joe Hill: The whole world can burn down around us.

The whole world can burn down around us. I'll keep my arms around you until the end. — Joe Hill

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Michael A. Stackpole: Life itself was hard enough without monosynaptic sociopaths

Life itself was hard enough without monosynaptic sociopaths preying on folks. — Michael A. Stackpole

George Orwell Road To Wigan Pier Quotes By Bill Bryson: published in 1980, John McPhee noted that even

published in 1980, John McPhee noted that even then one American geologist in eight still didn't believe in plate tectonics. Today — Bill Bryson