Interior view of Rudyard Kipling quote above Centre Court players'... News Photo - Getty Images
Caroline Cavanagh - What does this quote mean to you? It is written above the exit to centre court in Wimbledon and when I noticed it on one of the broadcasts this
If you can meet with triumph and disaster | Local Tennis Leagues
Wimbledon Kipling quote If, tennis lover" Greeting Card for Sale by PemberleyPond | Redbubble
Manchester University students paint over Rudyard Kipling mural | University of Manchester | The Guardian
Kevin Blue, Ph.D. on Twitter: "Rudyard Kipling quote that apparently greets players on walk to centre court at Wimbledon. Great sport psychologist! http://t.co/u5QJL3GPHT" / Twitter
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Rudyard Kipling If Poem Digital Poster Wimbledon - Etsy Ireland
Who do you think needs to hear this ? One of Wimbledon's favourite concepts. : r/tennis
Applying Kipling's “If” to Wimbledon | Better Living through Beowulf
Rudyard Kipling | Tropedia | Fandom
Who was Rudyard Kipling and is his poem If racist? | The Sun
If " - A Poem by Rudyard Kipling - Simply Curious
If you can meet with triumph and disaster — MATT LONG, Mental Performance Coach
Wimbledon on Twitter: ""If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster / And treat those two impostors just the same..." #NationalPoetryDay http://t.co/3wjDaoLdsS" / Twitter
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If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster, and treat those two imposters just the same…” | Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs
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A Short Analysis of Rudyard Kipling's 'If—' – Interesting Literature
Joy Bhattacharjya on Twitter: "These lines from Rudyard Kipling are inscribed on the Centre court of Wimbledon. "If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the
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Triumph and Disaster: The Tragic Hubris of Rudyard Kipling's 'If—' | Christopher Benfey | The New York Review of Books
