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This article is from the Quotations FAQ, by Sir Hans dok@fwi.uva.nl Jason Newquist jrnewquist@ucdavis.edu with numerous contributions by others.
Little Lamb who made thee?
Dost thou know who made thee?
William Blake (1757-1827)
"Songs of innocence" (1789) ``The Lamb''
Sir Hans (dok@fwi.uva.nl) and Jason Newquist
(jrnewquist@ucdavis.edu). Jason did the ``techie'' bits: sections 3,
4, and 5. Sir Hans admits to having written the rest, though all the
good bits in section 8 have been written by intelligent, nice, and
omniscient people, most of whom are mentioned in the next answer.
Also, the old alt.quotation FAQ was a little bit more than just an
inspiration for this one.
Continue to:
reading, books, quotations, Dictionaries of Quotations, DoQs
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