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Famous lines from Elephant (2004)

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  • Ogden Nash, Poem: À Bas Ben Adhem.Elephant
  • John Donne, The Progress of the Soul, l. 381.Elephant
  • A crowd of blind people evaluate an elephant.Translation
  • Marianne Moore, "Elephants," from Nevertheless.Elephant
  • Alistair Cooke, Letter from America, 24 March 1968.Elephant
  • Nature's great masterpiece, an elephant. The only harmless great thing.Elephant
  • A metaphor of unenlighted people and their relation to the right knowledge.Elephant
  • An elephant can trumpet and shake the earth but not the self-possession of the ants who hold it.Elephant
  • Th' unwieldy elephant. To make them mirth, us'd all his might, and wreathed. His lithe proboscis.Elephant
  • When you have got an elephant by the hind leg, and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run.Elephant
  • His services are like so many white elephants, of which nobody can make use, and yet that drain one's gratitude, if indeed one does not feel bankrupt.Elephant
  • The torn boughs trailing o'er the tusks aslant. The saplings reeling in the path he trod. Declare his might our lord the Elephant. Chief of the ways of God.Elephant
  • Not that I think much depends. On how we treat our feathered friends. Or hold the wrinkled elephant. A nobler creature than my aunt. It's simply that I'm sure I can. Get on without my fellow man.Elephant