The worn-out saucepans and tinware of our kitchens, when...

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The worn-out saucepans and tinware of our kitchens, when beyond the reach of the tinker's art, are not utterly worthless.

Charles Babbage

Quote by Charles Babbage about art, magic.

Charles Babbage

Charles Babbage 1792-1871, english mathematician

Was born on: 26 dec 1791.
Died on 18 oct 1871, at 79 years old.

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