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By Simran Khurana, About.com Guide to Quotations since 2003

The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations

Wednesday November 3, 2004
One of the most authoritative books for quotations is The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations is a British publication with over 20,000 quotations from eminent authors around the world. You can rely on the quotations, the source and the citation, as The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations is considered as the final authority on quotations. For a true quotations lover, this book is a must-buy.

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The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations

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March 5, 2009 at 7:17 pm
(1) no name says:

I think there can be found much more quotes on internet for free…

How can you read a book only with quotes???

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