Carleton's Hand-Book of Popular Quotations

"Carleton's Hand-Book of Popular Quotations" is a comprehensive collection of memorable sayings, phrases, and excerpts. Originally compiled in 1878, this volume captures the wit and wisdom of its time, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into the popular expressions and literary tastes of the late 19th century.
This handbook serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking the perfect quotation to enrich their writing or conversation. From profound philosophical insights to light-hearted observations on everyday life, the selections reflect a diverse range of subjects and voices.
A treasure trove of linguistic gems, "Carleton's Hand-Book" remains a relevant and engaging compendium for scholars, writers, and anyone with an appreciation for the power and beauty of language.
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