An intuitive truth, which it is proper to detail, is an axiom; which it is needless to detail, is a truism.
~ William Taylor (of Norwich), English Synonyms Discriminated (1813).

Willy-nilly

• A List of Firsts
• Mr. Bill, from Saturday Night Live, Official Website
• Billville: the town that nature forgot to hate
• Longbeard: the first demagogue in English history
• William Tell -- The National Hero of Switzerland
• Why did William commission the Domesday Book?
• William McGonagall: the world's best bad poet
• William III at BBC NI Learning
• Code of Living
• Hands Up!
• Inaugural Addresses of the U.S. Presidents
• Meaning & Origin of the Name
• The American's Creed
• Do You?
• The Difference Between Character and Reputation
• Hopalong Cassidy's Creed for American Boys and Girls
• Making Decisions
• The Nine Aspects of Life
• The Templeton Touch
• For the New Year

More than 14,000 quotations!

Nothing contents us long, however dear.
~ Ella Wheeler Wilcox, from Poems of Passion (1883). The Year Outgrows The Spring

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