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Robert Frost Society, Volumes 1991-1993 (page 143)
Although often attributed to Mark Twain or "love doctor" Leo Buscaglia, this quote actually spoken by Robert Frost to Sidney Cox, on a walk with in 1911.
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The poem this is attributed to, by Roy Croft, is nearly identical to a German-language poem by Eric Fried titled "Ich liebe dich" ("I Love You"). Little is known about either poem, so it is difficult to say if Croft actually wrote this poem or if he translated Fried's poem and ended up with the credit. Often the quote is attributed to "Anonymous" or Elizabeth Browning, as well,
This was jotted in German on the margins of a letter that was written to Einstein, in 1933. A widely used variant of this quote is, "You can't blame gravity for falling in love."
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Written by British novelist Louis De Bernieres, this quote flows from the pages of his most famous literary work, “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin.” The book is about a young Italian officer who is posted to a Greek island, where he endears himself to the locals with his humor and music.
The movie version of this quote differs slightly.
An American film producer from the early 1920s, not much information is available about Ralph Block, and, unfortunately, the same is true for this quote.
The play for which this line was written described the barbarian Ingomar and the beautiful Parthenia, who eventually discover the effects love can have to soothe and tame.
F. Scott Fitzgerald fell in love with a woman named Zelda, who he courted and pursued single-mindedly. At one point a female friend, named Isabelle, heard that the engagement had been called off, and wrote to him. In Fitzgerald's response was the above quote. The sentence following the quote, to Isabelle, reads "You're still a Catholic but Zelda's the only God I have left now." Later in 1920 Zelda and Fitzgerald married.
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