Here were four of the lines: 1996 July 31, Usenet discussion message, Newsgroup: rec.humor, From: Dieter Zasche E1 Subject: Re: need some quotes!, (Google Groups Search Accessed July 26, 2016) linkĪ smile is the best way to bare your teeth.ĭon’t cry because it’s over. One statement presented an exact match, but no attribution was listed. In July 1996 a message posted to the Usenet newsgroup called rec.humor contained seventeen miscellaneous one-line sayings. In 1988 “The Age” newspaper in Australia published a short death notice that included a variant of the saying aimed at the bereaved: 1988 November 29, The Age, Section: Personal Announcements: Deaths, (Death of Marguerite Smith), Quote, Column 7, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Here are additional selected citations in chronological order. Special thanks to top researcher Barry Popik who first identified German instances of the expression and performed pioneering research. Hermann Friedrich, Quote, Published by Siegfried Cronbach, Berlin, Germany.
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These were the two full verses: 1901, Ludwig Jacobowski: Ein modernes Dichterbild by Professor Dr. The journal was called “Das Magazin für Litteratur”, August 1899, Das Magazin für Litteratur, Article: Ludwig Jacobowskis “Leuchtende Tage” by Rudolf Steiner, Start Column 745, Quote Column 747, Published by Siegfried Cronbach, Berlin, … Continue reading and the piece was also published in a 1901 analytical work about the poet titled “Ludwig Jacobowski: Ein modernes Dichterbild”. One verse rhapsodized about the bright days of the past, and the next verse began with these two lines, Boldface has been added to excerpts: The title could be rendered as “Bright Days” or “Radiant Days”.
The earliest close match located by QI appeared in a work by the German poet Ludwig Jacobowski titled “Leuchtende Tage” published in the August 1899 issue of a literary journal. He died in 1991, and it was assigned to him by 2002.
Quote Investigator: QI and other researchers have been unable to locate any substantive evidence that Dr. Seuss, the famous author of children’s literature however, I have been unable to locate a good citation. These words have been attributed to Theodor Geisel who was better known as Dr. Don’t cry because it’s ending, smile because it happened.Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.Here are two versions of a saying that offers consolation: Theodor Seuss Geisel? Ludwig Jacobowski? Christopher Roche? Gabriel García Márquez? Anonymous?ĭear Quote Investigator: If you have ever been part of a group with camaraderie that accomplished some worthwhile goal then you know about the sadness experienced when the group finally dissolved.
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