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Virgona Artist Quotes By Clare Boylan: She is insolently grown-up for her size. I

She is insolently grown-up for her size. I suspect the influence of unsupervised reading. — Clare Boylan

Virgona Artist Quotes By Isaac Asimov: I suppose there's no way of putting the

I suppose there's no way of putting the mushroom cloud back into that nice, shiny uranium sphere. — Isaac Asimov

Virgona Artist Quotes By Jules Michelet: The historian's first duties are sacrilege and the

The historian's first duties are sacrilege and the mocking of false gods. They are his indispensable instruments for establishing the truth. — Jules Michelet

Virgona Artist Quotes By Clarence Darrow: Most jury trials are contests between the rich

Most jury trials are contests between the rich and poor. — Clarence Darrow

Virgona Artist Quotes By Siobhan Fahey: We were signed to a label that wanted

We were signed to a label that wanted us to remain little girls who appealed to other little girls, who were cute and non-threatening. — Siobhan Fahey

Virgona Artist Quotes By Greg Proops: You leave white people alone in constant isolation

You leave white people alone in constant isolation for 2,000 years, and you know what their musical contribution will be? Riverdance! — Greg Proops

Virgona Artist Quotes By Pattie Boyd: I can't rewrite history.

I can't rewrite history. — Pattie Boyd

Virgona Artist Quotes By Cole Gibsen: Sumi may have my vow, but you have

Sumi may have my vow, but you have my heart, Rileigh Martin. I will never stop loving you. — Cole Gibsen

Virgona Artist Quotes By Laura Kalpakian: There are no real Californians. There are only

There are no real Californians. There are only people who live there and people who don't. — Laura Kalpakian

Virgona Artist Quotes By S.A. Tawks: It is neither poor handling nor the weather

It is neither poor handling nor the weather that turns the pages of a book a fine sepia. It is the reader's imagination. — S.A. Tawks