A. A. Milne Quotes

That's What Tiggers Do Best!

They Wanted To Come In After The Pounds", Explained Pooh, "so I Let Them. It's The Best Way To Write Poetry, Letting Things Come.

And That, Said John, Is That.

I Have Been Foolish And Deluded, And I Am A Bear Of No Brain At All.

He Thought How Sad It Was To Be An Animal Who Had Never Had A Bunch Of Violets Picked For Him.

Nowhere Can I Think So Happily As In A Train.

Hallo, Eeyore." "same To You, Pooh Bear, And Twice On Thursdays," Said Eeyore Gloomily. Before Pooh Could Say: 'why Thursdays?' Christopher Robin Began To Explain The Sad Story Of Eeyore's Lost House.

When Having A Smackerel Of Something With A Friend, Don't Eat So Much That You Get Stuck In The Doorway Trying To Get Out.

Pooh," Said Rabbit Kindly, "you Haven't Any Brain." "i Know," Said Pooh Humbly.

And I’d Say To Myself As I Looked So Lazily Down At The Sea: “there’s Nobody Else In The World, And The World Was Made For Me.

It Was A Drowsy Summer Afternoon, And The Forest Was Full Of Gentle Sounds, Which All Seemed To Be Saying To Pooh, 'don't Listen To Rabbit, Listen To Me.' So He Got In A Comfortable Position For Not Listening To Rabbit.

But Now I Am Six. And I'm Clever As Clever. And Now I Think I'll Stay Six Now Forever And Ever.