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God was there. Suppose I said something and he did not like it...

Someone else asked, "Doctor, when you ran did the snake follow you?"

Somebody asked, "Doctor, is your wife very fat?"

"Has a snake ever coiled itself round any part of your body? A full-blooded cobra?"

Looking at his newborn sister, Maja, he is said to have said: "Fine, but where are her wheels?”

At the age of two-and-a-half, Einstein still wasn't talking.

"She is a book like you," his mother said.

The headmaster said what Einstein chose as a profession wouldn't matter because, "he'll never make a success at anything."

"What's the matter?" asked her father.

"Here, rub your feet against my legs and get them warm," said Father.

"What's the matter?" he said

"You just go to sleep, child," said Alice

"What’ll do if I have a nightmare?" she asked.

What did God make fathers for?" she sobbed.

"Sit up," he ordered, “and hold out your hands."

I am going to beat you for this," he said.

"Mother, go up to her room and fetch down the damned thing - see that the child's put to bed this instant "

"What!” screamed Mother. "Come straight down to the dining-room this instant.”

She said, "I tore them up for my surprise."

"Kezia, I suppose you didn't see some papers on a table in our room?

"Don't stare so, Kezia. You look like a little brown owl."

Mother would call to her, “if youre a good girl you can come down and take off father’s boots.”

Bismillah Khan's 'Dil ka Khilona hai toot gaya...' was a chartbuster.

"All I would like to say is: Teach your children music, this is Hindustan's richest tradition; even the West is now coming to learn our music."

"I just can't come to terms with the artificiality and glamour of the film world," he says with emphasis.

Ann Richlin says, "She is a shining inspiration for deaf children".

James Blades says, "God may have taken her hearing but he has given her back something get extraordinary"

"My speech is clear because I could hear till I was eleven," Evelyn says.

"If you work hard and know where you are going, you'll get there.”

"I suddenly realised she hadn't heard," says Isabel Glennie.

"May be," Tommy said nonchalantly.

Margie said to Tommy, "Can I read the book some more with you after school?"

Mrs Jones said, "And it's probably time for Tommy, too."

"I didn't say I didn't like it," Margie said quickly.

Margie said, "I wouldn't want a strange man in my house to teach me."

Margie said, "How could a man be a teacher?"

So she said to Tommy, "Why would anyone write about school?"

He said to her mother, "It's not the little girl's fault, Mrs Jones.

She said, "Where did you find it?"