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Es brilig war.  Die schlichte Toven
	Wirrten und wimmelten in Waben;
Und aller-m"umsige Burggoven
	Dir mohmen R"ath ausgraben.
		-- Lewis Carroll,
		   "Through the Looking-Glass,
		   and What Alice Found There" (1871)

Eschew obfuscation.

Established technology tends to persist in the face of new technology.
		-- G. Blaauw, one of the designers of System 360

E.T. GO HOME!!!  (And take your Smurfs with you.)

Eternal nothingness is fine if you happen to be dressed for it.
		-- Woody Allen

Eternity is a terrible thought.  I mean, where's it going to end?
		-- Tom Stoppard

Etiquette is for those with no breeding;
fashion for those with no taste.

Etymology, n.:
	Some early etymological scholars came up with derivations that
	were hard for the public to believe.  The term 'etymology' was
	formed from the Latin 'etus' ("eaten"), the root 'mal' ("bad"),
	and 'logy' ("study of").  It meant "the study of things that are
	hard to swallow."
		-- Mike Kellen

Euch ist bekannt, was wir beduerfen;
Wir wollen stark Getraenke schluerfen.
		-- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, "Faust"

Eudaemonic research proceeded with the casual mania peculiar to this part of
the world.  Nude sunbathing on the back deck was combined with phone calls to
Advanced Kinetics in Costa Mesa, American Laser Systems in Goleta, Automation
Industries in Danbury, Connecticut, Arenberg Ultrasonics in Jamaica Plain,
Massachusetts, and Hewlett Packard in Sunnyvale, California, where Norman
Packard's cousin, David, presided as chairman of the board. The trick was to
make these calls at noon, in the hope that out-to-lunch executives would return
them at their own expense.  Eudaemonic Enterprises, for all they knew, might be
a fast-growing computer company branching out of the Silicon Valley.  Sniffing
the possibility of high-volume sales, these executives little suspected that
they were talking on the other end of the line to a naked physicist crazed
over roulette.
		-- Thomas Bass, "The Eudaemonic Pie"

Eureka!
		-- Archimedes

Even a blind pig stumbles upon a few acorns.

Even a cabbage may look at a king.

Even a hawk is an eagle among crows.

Even a man who is pure at heart,
And says his prayers at night
Can become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms,
And the moon is full and bright.
		-- The Wolf Man, 1941

Even God cannot change the past.
		-- Joseph Stalin

Even God lends a hand to honest boldness.
		-- Menander

Even if you do learn to speak correct
English, whom are you going to speak it to?
		-- Clarence Darrow

Even if you persuade me, you won't persuade me.
		-- Aristophanes