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<br><b>Alice Roosevelt Longworth</b> (1884–1980) American writer and socialite<br>(Attributed) 
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Quoted in Peter Passell & Leonard Ross, <i>The Best</i> (1974). When asked her opinion of the sexual revolution. Also attributed to Wallis Simpson.						</span>
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<br><b>Alice Roosevelt Longworth</b> (1884–1980) American writer and socialite<br>(Attributed) 
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On the birth of her daughter. Though widely attributed to Longworth, she in turn (as she did with many of her attributed witticisms) attributed it to someone else.<br><br>

Quoted in Michael Teague, ed., <i>Mrs. L.: Conversations With Alice Roosevelt Longworth</i>, Introduction (1981).						</span>
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