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| Respectfully Quoted: A Dictionary of Quotations. 1989. |
| Tax to Tomorrow |
| Tax and t., and spend and spend, and elect and elect, 1793 power to t. is not the power to destroy, 1792 power to t. is the power to destroy, 1798 reduce the “terrific” t. burden on the country, 1795 reduction, 17 those who vote for a t. can escape the obligation to pay for it, 1797 to t. and to please, 1787 you will soon be able to t. it, 1790 |
| Taxation, 1787–1798 art of t., 1788 |
| Taxed beggar is t. for a corner to die in, 2072 |
| Taxes cannot touch those who vote for them, 812 decrease t., 1411 least willing to pay the t., 1789 listing of his income for t., 1794 more revenue by paying more t., 797 net income, after he has paid his t., of more than $25,000, 2065 [pollution] … raises t., 544 stifling t., 1646 votes … against all t., 299 who fight and pay t., 1590 |
| Taxing to the limit of the people’s power to pay, 809 |
| Teach If [you plan] for a hundred years, t. the people, 495 a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime, 484 New occasions t. new duties, 1838 the people, you will reap a hundred harvests, 495 Who dares to t. must never cease to learn, 1799 |
| Teacher aim of parent and t., 501 |
| Teachers, 1799–1800 deserved more honour than parents, 482 most patient of t., 130 |
| Teaches He who cannot, t., 1800 us to govern ourselves, 719 |
| Teaching art of t., 487 |
| Teapot Dome scandal, 951 |
| Technical chief interest of all t. endeavors, 1661 |
| Technology subject the machine—t.—to control, 1613 threatened by runaway t., 16 |
| Teeming shore, 1770 |
| Teeth he’s got iron t., 1708 |
| Telegraph from Maine to Texas, 1540 |
| Television, 1801–1803 main factor in influencing the values and moral standards of our society, 1802 a vast wasteland, 1801 |
| Tell blood will t., 121 the people what they want to hear, 1391 |
| Tells too much, 121 |
| Temper moderation in t., 1199 quick in t., 2092 |
| Temperance This country is for t., 37 |
| Temples no national t., 160 |
| Temptation is overwhelming, 799 |
| Ten Canons for Observation in Practical Life, 1116 |
| Ten Commandments, 1804–1805 |
| Ten Commandments of Protest, 441 |
| “Ten Points,” 1117 |
| “Ten Rules for the New Voter,” 776, 1573 |
| Tennessee Valley Authority, 1712 |
| Tennis player, 2 |
| Terms number of t. he has served, 1489 |
| Territory advance of our population towards the t., 1985 does not make a nation, 51 |
| Terror awakened and filled me with t., 1700 rules by t., 1653 truce to t., 1324 |
| Terrors of fatigue, 1097 |
| Test anew whether a nation organized and governed such as ours can endure, 730 institutions will be fairly brought to the t., 1847 of civilization, 19, 360, 363, 724, 957, 1525, 1527 of government, 724 |
| Texas, 1974 if may be, having nothing important to communicate, 1540 |
| Thanksgiving day set apart … for public T. and Praise, 1628 |
| Then matter does not appear to me now as it … appeared to me t., 1263 |
| Theory, 1806 condition which confronts us—not a t., 1806 Democracy is the t. that common people know what they want, 423 trickle down t., 479 |
| There Because it is t., 1741 come from t. yes, 148 is a proud undying thought in man, 593 is no t. t., 148 |
| There’s the King’s Messenger, 950 |
| Thermopylae had her messenger of defeat, 32 |
| Thief advancing its noiseless step like a t., 941 |
| Thing Do your own t., 447 sure t., 172 |
| Things that I pray for, 1471 |
| Think all men mortal but themselves, 1223 as we will, and speak as we t., 676 drunken men are [as apt] to t. themselves sober enough, 2087 I am not going to say anything I do not t., 673 If you t. you are beaten, you are, 1436 never consider what this or that man will t., 1748 pain makes man t., 2002 they are thinking, 1266 weakest t., 1807 without confusion clearly, 1126 Young men are as apt to t. themselves wise enough, 2087 |
| Thinking sensible man is satisfied with t., 3 think they are t., 1266 See also Positive thinking |
| Thinks he can, 1436 himself immortal, 1223 |
| Third public servant t., 1396 struggle with the one t., 1620 |
| Thirty At t. man suspects himself a fool, 1223 Thou Shalt Not Trust Anybody Over T., 441 we don’t trust anybody over 30, 1828 |
| This is my own, my native land, 1310 was their finest hour, 2055 |
| Thoreau, Henry David (1817–1862), 1528 |
| Thou say’st an undisputed thing in such a solemn way, 631, 1283 Shalt Demand Amnesty for Them, 441 shalt have one God only, 1805 shalt love, 1805 Shalt Not Accept Any Establishment Idea, 441 Shalt Not Allow Thy Opponent to Speak, 441 Shalt Not Ask Forgiveness for Thy Transgressions, 441 shalt not bear false witness 1804 shalt not commit adultery, 1804 shalt not covet, 1805 shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife … nor any thing that is thy neighbour’s, 1804 Shalt Not Heed the Lessons of History, 441 Shalt Not Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother, 441 shalt not kill, 1804–1805 Shalt Not Present a Negotiable Demand, 441 Shalt Not Revere Any but Totalitarian Heroes, 441 Shalt Not Set Forth a Program of Thine Own, 441 shalt not steal, 1804–1805 Shalt Not Trust Anybody Over Thirty, 441 Shalt Not Write Anything Longer than a Slogan, 441 |
| Thought, 1807–1808 beyond the utmost bound of human t., 675 comradeship of t., 2081 discomfort of t., 1268 elastic and vigorous t., 1808 freedom of t., 441 great Presidents were leaders of t., 1504 key to every man is his t., 873 lack of t., 2092 liberty of t., 671 magnanimity of t., 1223 makes man wise, 2002 power of the t., 1835 proud undying t. in man, 593 right of independent t., 61 shutting out the process of t., 441 slavery, not to speak one’s t., 1699 suppress the free expression of t., 1642 Without Freedom of T., 674 |
| Thoughts hides a dark soul and foul t., 563 |
| Thousand hasty counsels, 937 |
| Three kinds of lies, 1769 things must always be, 1239 things which are real, 1095 things which make a nation great, 815 |
| Three-mile limit, 1809 |
| Thrift cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging t., 1117 [gains] no privileges, 1716 plain way of life … promotes t. and prosperity, 796 |
| Throne chased another [king] off the t., 1598 most exalted t. in all the world, 1782 Queen sent word to a T., 2014 Wrong forever on the t., 1838 |
| Thunder No! in t., 1272 not the gentle shower, but t., 1575 they want rain without t. and lightning, 443 |
| Thunders so that I cannot hear, 186 |
| Thursday’s child has far to go, 200 |
| Tide moral t. of the moment, 1025 of opposition to U.S. imperialism, 1927 of population that has recently commenced flowing into it, 1985 of years may roll, 1812 rising t. lifts all the boats, 1667 rising t. of individual and group violence, 1896 turning the t. of the World War, 2052 |
| Tides mastering the winds, the waves, the t., 1134 |
| Tierney, George (1761–1830), 634 |
| Ties which though light as air, are as strong as links of iron, 694 |
| Tiger has broken out of his den, 1559 |
| Tilt at something ere he die, 4 at windmills, 4 of the social landscape, 1718 |
| Time, 1810–1817 act not only for the moment but for our t., 1815 ancient t. what is best, 1997 and opportunity for more cool and sedate reflection, 468 Ask counsel of both t., 1997 enough, if one will apply it well, 1813 envious of the good t. that is coming to us, 24 fade … into the night of t., 2083 for all things, 1936 has come, the Walrus said, 1811 has come when we must proceed with the business of carrying the war to the enemy, 2062 has upset many fighting faiths, 1835 I shall use my t., 1118 If well made at the right t. it is effective, 1824 imaginative artist willy-nilly influences his t., 2082 is always ripe to do right, 1693 know what to do with it, 1820 latter t. what is fittest, 1997 like all times, is a very good one, 1820 look at its operation for a considerable t., 1367 makes ancient good uncouth, 1838 most valuable and the most perishable of all our possessions, 1816 night of t., 2083 no t. like the old t., 1814 no t. to lose, plant it this afternoon, 1815 not a t. of life, 2095, 2099 Now is the t. for all good men, 1388 of peace, 1810 of war, 1810 orderly arrangement of his t., 1290 people of ill will have used t. much more effectively, 1693 saves abundance of T., 146 something which no t. can efface, 1198 Speech is of T., 1691 speech is shallow as T., 1691 study the right t., 1824 to be born, and a t. to die, 1810 to embrace, 1810 to every purpose under the heaven, 1810 to fight, and that t. has now come, 1936 to keep silence, and a t. to speak, 1810 to kill, and a t. to heal, 1810 to love, and a t. to hate, 1810 to plant, and a t. to pluck up that which is planted, 1810 to preach and a t. to pray, 1936 to weep, and a t. to laugh, 1810 Truth the daughter of T., 1832 wheels of t., 1290 will do us justice, 1560 |
| Times, 1818–1822 all t. are essentially alike, 1819 All t. I have enjoy’d / Greatly, have suffer’d greatly, 575 It was the best of t., it was the worst of t., 1818 keep pace with the t., 178 law is behind the t., 1006 most turbulent and tormented t. in the history of this nation, 418 no t. like the old t., 1814 of ours are serious and full of calamity, 1819 of stress and strain, 1908 that try men’s souls, 1821 those t. have passed away, 1936 |
| Timing, 1823–1824 |
| Tiny Tim, 1465 |
| Tiresome repetition of inadequate catch words, 1282 |
| Tithe contribute to his Government not the scriptural t., 1794 |
| Tobacco swapping t. across the lines, 260 |
| Today, 1825 action t. to ensure our strength tomorrow, 1772 deed … we t. call weakness, will appear tomorrow as … essential, 836 How queer everything is t., 1678 is the first day of the rest of your life, 1825 only limits to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of t., 695 well lived, 1106 what ought to be done t., 1290 what you can do t., 1116 |
| Together go forward now t., 1863 |
| Toil and Blood and Treasure, 392 |
| Told all who t. it, added something new, 594 |
| Tolls for whom the bell t., 134 if t. for thee, 134 |
| Tomatoes [can still be distinguished] from the cabbage, 49 |
| Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, 1734 |
| Tombstone, Arizona, 1515 |
| Tommy Oh, it’s T. this, 1723 |
| Tomorrow action today to ensure our strength t., 1772 deed … we today call weakness, will appear t. as … essential, 836 delay till t., 1290 every T. a Vision of Hope, 1106 is only a Vision, 1106 less than t., 1130 might be better, 182 Never put off till t., 1116 only limit to our realization of t. will be our doubts of today, 695 was not worse than today, 182 |
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