3 ;;Quote: despite lots of time spending tidying things, things get in a muddle by themselves

3+;;Quote: things become a muddle because there are more untidy ways than tidy ones

12 ;;Quote: a Frenchman can say something special by stopping his gestures; is part of the language

QuoteRef: bateG_1972 ;;18 "And it would be a sort of cheating if the child used glue to make the blocks stand up in a position from which they would otherwise fall

21 ;;Quote: knowledge is all sort of knitted together

QuoteRef: bateG_1972 ;;34 Macbeth III.l "Ay--in the catalogue ye go for men. as hounds and greyhounds, mongrels, spaniels, curs, shoughs, water-rugs and demi-wolves are clept all by the name of dogs"

53 ;;Quote: dreams and animals deal in opposites without saying so; e.g., showing belly or fighting to affirm friendship

132 ;;Quote: we like to verify our view of our relationships; e.g., looking out the window when someone says its raining

137 ;;Quote: if I could tell you what it meant, there would be no point in dancing it

140 ;;Quote: the lack of simple negatives forces organisms to say the opposite of what they mean