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# Mollie Burke

Mollie Burke is an American politician who serves in the Vermont House of Representatives from the Windham-2-2 district as a member of the Vermont Progressive Party.

## Quotes

* How about a Morris Dancer on the board, or a conservationist, teacher, or cabinetmaker? If an architectural historian had sat on the board would the Opera House have been so shamelessly torn down, to the profit of a few and the detriment of many, past and to come? If persons dedicated to farmland protection and ecological balance served in town government, would the debates on these issues proceed in a less defensive manner? And would priorities other than short-term advantage be seen in a clearer light? I believe yes.
** As quoted in The Brattleboro Reformer (January 26, 1984)
* Are American voters ignorant, misinformed, or irresponsible? Or perhaps voting for a likeable guy, despite opposition to his policies? But this is not an election for Student Council President, and four more years of Ronald Reagan may be too late for us all.
** As quoted in The Brattleboro Reformer (November 2, 1984)
*** Stated in a letter-to-the-editor talking about nuclear war.
# Thomas & Friends/Season 20

Thomas & Friends Season 20

## Season 20
### Henry Gets the Express [20.3]

    Rheneas: Hello, there, Gordon. Is your day going well?
    Gordon: [scoffs] As well as any day hauling coal and stone can be.
    [his trucks laugh]
    Gordon: And I'll have none of your nonsense, thank you very much!
    Truck: We'll give him nonsense.
    [as Gordon pulls out, the trucks let their brakes slip on]
    Trucks: Not so useful! Not so strong!
    Gordon: Oh, do be quiet!
    Truck: We'll give you quiet!
    [the trucks let their brakes slip back off, causing Gordon to slam into the buffers; Gordon is furious]
    Gordon: Uncouple me at once! I'm going back to my SHED!!
    Rheneas: [to Skarloey] I only asked how his day was going.

### Tit for Tat [20.18]

    Narrator: By the time Rex and Mike came back, Bert was looking as shiny and clean as he had been in the morning.
    Mike: Oh, we heard you had a little argument with some very rude visitors, Bert.
    Rex: We heard you were covered in mud.
    Bert: I was, but they cleaned me up again. They're actually very nice. They're even gonna write about me in a book and show me off in moving pictures, on the television too.
    Mike: [laughs] Don't be silly, that's never gonna happen.
    Rex: [laughs] He must be having you on. [chuckles]
    Narrator: But it did happen, didn't it?
    [Bert winks]

### Mike's Whistle [20.19]

    Mike: If engines can't whistle properly, they shouldn't try.
    Bert: Then why do you?
    Mike: I was talking about Duck! Unlike him, I've an excellent whistle.
    Rex: [laughs] If I had a whistle like yours, Mike…
    Mike: Yes…?
    Rex: ...I'd lose it.
    Mike: What?! Whistles are important, Rex! Engines without whistles aren't proper engines at all.

### Useful Railway [20.20]

    Willie: Oh, crumbs! That's torn it! [hears and sees Rex; gasps] It's Rex.
    Rex: [happily to himself] I said it was easy, I said it was easy!
    Willie: Rex, watch out! Slow down!
    Rex: [gasps] Stop, stop!

### Skiff & the Mermaid [20.26]
## External links

* Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Thomas & Friends/Season 19

Thomas and Friends Season 19

## Season 19
### The Beast of Sodor [19.7]

    Thomas: I don't suppose you've seen Sir Topham Hatt, have you?
    Dowager Hatt: He hasn't turned up for luncheon. And if there's one thing I can't stand, it's lateness!
    Spencer: Maybe the... abominable snowman has taken him.
    Henry: [frightened] The abominable snowman!
    Dowager Hatt: Abominable snowman?! [record scratch] Utter tish-tosh! Come on, Thomas.
    Thomas: Yes, ma'am. [laughs]
    [what appears to be the abominable snowman approaches Henry and Spencer and trips on the tracks]
    Henry: Leave us alone, you abominable...!
    [the identity of the "abominable snowman" is revealed, much to Henry's surprise]
    Henry: Sir?! But you're not the abominable snowman!
    Sir Topham Hatt: Of course I'm not!
    [Thomas enters with Dowager Hatt on board]
    Dowager Hatt: No. You're the Abominable Controller!
    [Sir Topham Hatt is shocked at his mother's presence]
    Sir Topham Hatt: Oh.
    Dowager Hatt: Where have you been?! You missed our luncheon!
    Sir Topham Hatt: Uh, sorry, Mother. I ran into a bit of trouble in the snow.
    Thomas: Oh, Henry, you really are a very brave engine. Were you protecting Spencer from the abominable snowman? [laughs]

### Reds vs Blues [19.15]

    [after Thomas and James' competition has caused a great deal of confusion, Sir Topham Hatt confronts the two engines]
    Sir Topham Hatt: Thomas and James, I am giving you both a yellow card!
    Thomas: A yellow card? What does that mean, Sir?
    Sir Topham Hatt: It is a warning. I asked you to work together today, but instead, you competed against one another. One more mistake today, and it's a red card for both of you! In a game of soccer, a red card means you're sent off. You're out of the game.
    Thomas: We don't wanna be "out of the game", Sir.
    Sir Topham Hatt: Quite. After the match, you must work together to take everyone home, regardless of what side they are on, red or blue.
    Percy: Or green! [laughs]

### Wild Water Rescue [19.26]
## External links

* Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Phantom Planet

The Phantom Planet is a 1961 film about an astronaut and his ship that are drawn by an invisible asteroid to its surface, where he is miniaturized by the phantom planet's exotic atmosphere.
    Directed by William Marshall. Written by Fred Gebhardt.

## Sessom

* There are many things you will not understand here. Maybe in time you shall.
* We are able to translate all languages with voice tone waves.

## Other

* Capt. Beecher: It's quiet and lonely out here, and frankly we'll be happy to get back to that dreary old moon.
* Lt. Ray Makonnen: You know, Captain, every year of my life I grow more and more convinced that the wisest and the best is to fix our attention on the good and the beautiful. If you just take the time to look at it.
* Narrator: What the future will reveal of this story is only the beginning, only the beginning, only the beginning..

## Dialogue

    Sessom: It's true that our technology may be further advanced than yours, but then strange things happened.
    Capt. Frank Chapman: What was that?
    Sessom: We let our machines do all our work. People on Rheton became completely free of all labor, practically of all responsibility. Our people became soft and lazy. They did not know how to cope with their free time. They started to fight among themselves.
    Capt. Frank Chapman: That's very interesting. Many people on Earth are beginning to face the same problem: too much free time, too little work. A problem not at all unique in the history of the universe.
    Sessom: We have two options: try to outrun them, or turn and fight! What would you do?
    Herron: Me? I would fight!
    Sessom: And you?
    Capt. Frank Chapman: ...Fight.
    Sessom: Right! That's exactly my decision!

## Taglines

* Captives of a power far, far out!
* It Begins Where Others End! On the Moon!
* Science Shocker of the Space Age.
* See!! A 6 ft. astronaut shrink to 6 inches before your very eyes! See!! The Moon Maidens! See!! The attack of the Fire People! Staring DOLORES FAITH the Girl from Outer Space!

## Cast

* Dean Fredericks — Capt. Frank Chapman
* Coleen Gray — Liara
* Anthony Dexter — Herron
* Francis X. Bushman — Sessom

## External links

* The Phantom Planet quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues

The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues is a 1955 film about a radioactive rock that mutates a monster.
    Directed by Dan Milner. Written by Lou Rusoff.

## Dialogue

    William S. 'Bill' Grant: You seemed a little anxious not to be seen.
    George Thomas: Well, I saw two strangers standing over a corpse. Not being the hero type, I decided this was no place for me.

## Taglines

* Freezing horror! Hideous atomic mutant strikes from the depths!
* From the depths of the sea...Horrifying!...Terrifying!
* FRREZING HORROR... as a living nightmare strikes from the depths of the sea!
* Terror is about to surface!
* Sheer horror as a living nightmare stalks the ocean floor!

## Cast

* Kent Taylor — Dr. Ted Stevens / Ted Baxter
* Cathy Downs — Lois King
* Michael Whalen — Prof. King
* Helene Stanton — Wanda
* Phillip Pine — George Thomas
* Rodney Bell — William S. 'Bill' Grant

## External links

* The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Phantom of Hollywood

The Phantom of Hollywood is a 1974 film about masked man that protects a condemned Hollywood Lot.
    Directed by Gene Levitt. Written by George Schenck.

## Otto Vonner/Karl Vonner

* This is my home. Here I exist, I live. This studio, this stage, this amphitheater: where else does an actor belong? Where else can he breathe? Would you deny me this?
* You fools! I am not among your ruins! I live in a world of castles, of palaces, of mansions, in dreams! My world is invulnerable to your machines, to your progress! You will never find me!

## Cast

* Jack Cassidy — Otto Vonner / Karl Vonner
* Broderick Crawford — Captain O'Neal
* Peter Lawford — Roger Cross
* Jackie Coogan — Jonathan
* John Ireland — Lt. Gifford
* Skye Aubrey — Randy Cross
* Peter Haskell — Ray Burns
* Corinne Calvet — Mrs. Wickes
# The Phantom of the Opera (1925 film)

The Phantom of the Opera is a 1925 film about a disfigured composer seeking the love of a beautiful singer.
    Directed by Rupert Julian. Written by Elliott J. Clawson.

## Title cards

* Sanctuary of song lovers, The Paris Opera House, rising nobly over medical torture chambers, hidden dungeons, long forgotten.
* A black lake, hidden from man and the sun, leading to the Phantom's rendezvouz.
* Into the midst of the reverly, strode a sprectal figure, robed in red.

## The Phantom/Erik

* Look not upon my mask — think rather of my devotion which has brought you the gift of song.
* I have brought you here — five cellars underground — because I love you! For long weary months I have awaited this hour! So that which is good within me, aroused by your purity, might plead for your love.
* Men once knew me as Erik, but for many years I have lived in these cellars, a nameless legend.
* [letter to Christine] My dear Christine - You are in no peril as long as you do not touch my mask. You will be free as long as your love for the spirit of Erik overcomes your fear.
* Feast your eyes! Glut your soul on my accursed ugliness!
* Since first I saw your face, this music has been singing to me of you and of — love triumphant! Yet listen — there sounds an ominous undercurrent of warning!
* [as the Red Death] Beneath your dancing feet are the tombs of tortured men! Thus does The Red Death rebuke your merriment!
* You have your chance of saving him. Will you be the bride of Erik, or do you prefer to watch your lover die? If you turn the Scorpion — you have said 'Yes' and spared de Chagny. Turn the grasshopper — and the Opera House is blown to a thousand bits!
* I am human like other men — I will not be cheated of my happiness!

## Christine

* If you love me as you say, let me go. I promise to be your slave forever.
* He is a monster — a loathsome beast!

## Other

* Maid: I have seen only the cloacked figure of a man who hides his face and will not speak!
* Joseph Buquet: His eyes are ghastly beads in which there is no light — like holes in a grinning skull! His face is like leprous parchment, yellow skin strung tight over protruding bones! His nose — there is no nose!

## Dialogue

    Phantom: That is where I sleep. It keeps me reminded of that other dreamless sleep that cures all ills — forever!
    Christine: You — You are the Phantom!
    Phantom: If I am the Phantom, it is because man's hatred has made me so. If I shall be saved, it will be because your love redeems me.

## Taglines

* A masterpiece of horror that shocked cinema for decades!
* The greatest horror film of modern cinema!

## Cast

* Lon Chaney — Erik, The Phantom of the Opera
* Mary Philbin — Christine Daaé
* Norman Kerry — Vicomte Raoul de Chagny
* Arthur Edmund Carewe — Ledoux
* Gibson Gowland — Simon Buquet

## External links

* The Phantom of the Opera quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Phantom of the Opera at Rotten Tomatoes
* The Phantom of the Opera (1925) at the Internet Archive
* The Phantom of the Opera (1929 revision) at the Internet Archive
# The Phantom of the Opera (1962 film)

The Phantom of the Opera is a 1962 film about a new opera that is disrupted by the actions of a deformed specter of the show's past who has an obsession with one of the production's chorus girl.
    Directed by Terence Fisher. Written by John Elder, loosely based on the novel by Gaston Leroux.

## The Phantom

* I am going to teach you to sing, Christine. I am going to give you a new voice! A voice so wonderful that theatres all over the world will be filled with your admirers. You will be the greatest star the opera has ever known. Greater than the greatest! And when you sing, Christine, you will be singing only... for me.

## Dialogue

    Harry Hunter: [Harry is asking Christine to go out to lunch with him after she has been dismissed from the opera] I insist that you come and celebrate.
    Mrs. Tucker: Celebrate, Mr. Hunter?
    Harry Hunter: Yes, Mrs. Tucker. Today we both got the sack.
    Christine Charles: Oh no, Harry.
    Harry Hunter: Oh yes, Harry.

## Taglines

* Out of the hell-fire of horror unimaginable rises the figure of terror incarnate!
* The most unusual tale of terror - and love - ever told!
* He hid behind a face that was not his - until her beauty stripped away his curtain of evil... his mask of HORROR!
* Driven by HATE to live behind a mask of horror. Driven by LOVE to steal the beauty the world denied him!
* BENEATH HIS MASK...the Grotesque Face of Horror Unimaginable! INSIDE HIS HEART...the Desperate Desire for Beauty and Love!
* The Greatest THRILL CLASSIC of All Time!

## Cast

* Herbert Lom — The Phantom of the Opera/Professor Petrie
* Heather Sears — Christine Charles
* Edward de Souza — Harry Hunter
* Michael Gough — Lord Ambrose D'Arcy
* Ian Wilson — The Dwarf

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on The Phantom of the Opera (1962 film) on Wikipedia
* Media related to The Phantom of the Opera (1962 film) on Wikimedia Commons
* The Phantom of the Opera quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Phantom of the Opera (1998 film)

The Phantom of the Opera is a 1998 film about a man raised by rats deep under the Paris Opera House.
    Directed by Dario Argento. Written by Gérard Brach, based on the novel by Gaston Leroux.

## Dialogue

    Christine Daae: I beg your pardon?
    The Phantom: For what?
    Christine Daae: I thought you said something
    The Phantom: I said nothing. But I caught myself thinking about you. Thoughts that surprise me. And I'm not easily surprised.
    Christine Daae: Thinking about me? Why?
    The Phantom: I wanted to tell you, your voice fills my heart with divine light. Shhhhs. Listening too you is sublime, wonderful. This must be our secret. Tell nobody, then no one will know we'll meet again.
    Christine Daae: How?
    The Phantom: When you hear my thoughts, you'll know where to go.
    The Phantom: The role is yours
    Christine Daae: I don't want it
    he Phantom: I said that it's yours
    Christine Daae: I said, I don't want it. Tell me how many life did it costs, huh?
    The Phantom: You shall sing Julliete and I shall be there with you.
    Christine Daae: I hate you!
    The Phantom: Yes. Well, hate and love are one.

## Cast

* Julian Sands — The Phantom of the Opera
* Asia Argento — Christine Daaé
* Andrea Di Stefano — Raoul, Baron de Chagny
* Nadia Rinaldi — Carlotta Altieri
* Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni — Honorine

## External links

* The Phantom of the Opera quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Thomas Dunn English

Thomas Dunn English (June 29 1819 – April 1 1902) was an American Democratic Party politician from New Jersey who represented the state's 6th congressional district in the House of Representatives from 1891 to 1895. He was also a published author and songwriter, who had a bitter ongoing feud with Edgar Allan Poe.

## Quotes

* That was a day of delight and wonder. While lying the shade of the maple trees under— He felt the soft breeze at its frolicksome play; He smelled the sweet odor of newly mown hay.
** Under the Trees, reported in Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922), p. 494.
* Don't you remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt? Sweet Alice, whose hair was so brown; Who wept with delight when you gave her a smile, And trembled with fear at your frown!
** Ben Bolt, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Your eyes were filled with love, Kate Vane; Ah, would that we were young again!
** Kate Vane, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).

## External links

* Thomas Dunn English at The Political Graveyard
* Thomas Dunn Englishr at Find A Grave
# Thomas Dewar, 1st Baron Dewar

Thomas Dewar, 1st Baron Dewar (January 6 1864 – April 11 1930) was a Scottish whisky distiller who, along with his brother John Dewar, built their family label, Dewar's, into an international success.

## Quotes

* Minds are like parachutes: they only function when open.
** Quoted in Giovanni Graziadei, Gestione della produzione industriale, Hoepli, Milano, 2004, p. 65. ISBN 88-203-3395-3. May be a bit questionable.
* When I want to use a quotation, I can very seldom do it properly, as the difficulty arises where to look for it in order to work it up.
** A Ramble Round the Globe, Ch. I, pub. Chatto and Windus, London (1894)
# Thomas Denison

Sir Thomas Denison (1699 - September 8, 1765) was a British judge.

## Quotes

* A serjeant is a soldier with a halbert, and a drummer is a soldier with a drum.
** Lloyd v. Wooddall (1748), 1 Black. 30.
* In case of private jurisdictions, the Court has inclined not to intermeddle.
** The King v. Bishop of Ely (1750), 1 Black. Rep. 58. If it be a matter
* "None shall be disseised of his freehold" (Magna Charta).
** Quoted by Denison, J., Rex. v. Inhabitants of Aythrop Rooding (1756).
* The point now before us is a settled case, and therefore there is no need to enter into arguments about it.
** Rex v. Jarvis (1756), 1 Burr. Part IV. 154.
* The custom of the city of London is a matter of fact.
** Rex v. Davis (1758), 1 Burr. Part IV. 641.

## About

* To the memory of Sir Thomas Denison, Knt., this monument was erected by his afflicted widow. He was an affectionate husband, a generous relation, a sincere friend, a good citizen and most importantly an honest man. Skilled in all the learning of the common law, he raised himself to great eminence in his profession; and showed by his practice, that a thorough knowledge of the legal art and form is not litigious, or an instrument of chicane, but the plainest, easiest, and shortest way to the end of strife. For the sake of the public he was pressed, and at the last prevailed upon, to accept the office of a judge in the Court of King's Bench. He discharged the important trust of that high office with unsuspected integrity, and uncommon ability. The clearness of his understanding, and the natural probity of his heart, led him immediately to truth, equity, and justice; the precision and extent of his legal knowledge enabled him always to find the right way of doing what was right. A zealous friend to the constitution of his country, he steadily adhered to the fundamental principle upon which it is built, and by which alone it can be maintained, a religious application of the inflexible rule of law to all questions concerning the power of the crown, and privileges of the subject. He resigned his office February 14, 1765, because from the decay of his health and the loss of his eyesight, he found himself unable any longer to execute it. He died September 8, 1765, without issue, in the sixty-seventh year of his age. He wished to be buried in his native country, and in this church. He lies here near the Lord Chief Justice Gascoigne, who by a resolute and judicious exertion of authority, supported law and government in a manner which has perpetuated his name, and made him an example famous to posterity.
** Memorial inscription, reported in Edward Foss, The Judges of England, With Sketches of Their Lives (1864), Volume 8, p. 266-268.
# Thomas Denman, 1st Baron Denman

Thomas Denman, 1st Baron Denman (23 July 1779 – 26 September 1854) was a British lawyer, judge and politician.

## Quotes

* A delusion, a mockery, and a snare.
** O'Connell v. The Queen (1841), 11 Clark and Finnelly Reports.
* The mere repetition of the Cantilena of lawyers cannot make it law, unless it can be traced to some competent authority; and if it be irreconcilable, to some clear legal principle.
** O'Connell v. The Queen (1841), 11 Clark and Finnelly Reports.
# Thomas Dolby

Thomas Morgan Robertson (born 14 October 1958), known by the stage name Thomas Dolby, is an English musician, producer, entrepreneur and teacher.

## Quotes

* Ha! It's poetry in motion. She turned her tender eyes to me, As deep as any ocean, As sweet as any harmony. Mm, but she blinded me with science (She blinded me with science!) And failed me in biology, yeah.
** "She Blinded Me with Science" (1982)
* The Earth can be any shape you want it any shape at all Dark and cold or bright and warm long or thin or small If love is all you're missing look into your heart: Is anybody home? There are stones buried in your soul In time you'll come to understand this flat old Earth is in your gentle hands
** Thomas Dolby, "The flat Earth" (song)
* I scare myself just thinking about you I scare myself when I'm without you I scare myself, the moment that you're gone I scare myself when I let my thoughts run But it's oh so very different when we're together And I'm so, so, so much calmer, I feel better 'Cause the stars already crossed our paths forever And the sooner that we realize it, the better And then I'll be with you and I won't scare myself And I'll know what to do and I won't scare myself And my thoughts will run and I won't scare myself And I'll think of you and I won't scare myself
** Thomas Dolby, "I scare myself" (song)
* Some people sing love songs Everybody's got one This isn't my love song It's more like my love-gone-wrong song She came to breakfast And stayed a week But the lie detectors Broke down each time she tried to speak Broke down when she said: "You came close Close but no cigar You didn't miss by far You know you came this close Close but no cigar." I remember, I remember, I remember The promise in your eyes As black as the night I drove you to the airport And I remember, I remember, I remember The wide Brazilian sky that swallowed you Then I hit thirty Guess I can't complain But I must have been lonely The night I bumped into Lorraine She came for coffee And stayed all night But the lie detectors Broke down every time I tried to smile Broke down like the story of my life And each dream I missed by half a mile Broke down when I told her: "You came close Close but no cigar You didn't miss by far You know you came this close Close but no cigar."
** Thomas Dolby, "Close but no cigar" (song)

## External links

* Thomas Dolby's website
* Thomas Dolby's YouTube Channel
# Thomas Drummond

Captain Thomas Drummond (10 October 1797 – 15 April 1840) was a Scottish civil engineer who was the inventor of the Drummond light which was employed in the trigonometrical survey of Great Britain and Ireland. A supporter of the Whigs, he helped with the work preparatory to the great Reform Bill of 1832 and he was later rewarded with the post of Irish Under-Secretary, a position he held from 1835 until his death in 1840.

## Quotes

* Property has its duties as well as its rights.
** Letter to the Landlords of Tipperary, May 22, 1838. See also Benjamin Disraeli, Sybil, book ii. chapter xi.

## External links

* Significant Scots - Thomas Drummond