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Richard Hughes Quotes
«All that non-fiction can do is answer questions. It's fiction's business to ask them.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«Do your bit to save humanity from lapsing back into barbarity by reading all the novels you can.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«The trouble with success is that a man may be perfectly sound on the short story but not very good about the atomic bomb. They always ask your opinion about [those] things.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«He settled when I jumped out, that was the plan to sit in behind and get him relaxed. But with the pace they were going, I just let him stride on and he relaxed going up there. Slowly but surely he's learned to relax and he's going the right way now.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«I got a lovely rhythm from him which is the key to the horse and he really picked up at the crossing. Once I got that rail, I knew he wouldn't get beat.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«I will be without another very influential player in that case and that`s something I have become all too used to.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«They may be a few weeks behind, ... But I'm sure we'll get them caught right up.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«I was particularly happy that the court clarified that the 1997 compact really is dead and gone, although it remains in the published version of the New Mexico statutes.»
Author: Richard Hughes
«I think it's going to be a great adjunctive therapy. Patients generally like the robot. Many think of it as similar to a video game.»
Author: Richard Hughes