Lord Byron Quotes

The consequence of not belonging to any party will be that I will bother everyone.

Those who die for a great cause never die in vain.

The world cannot give joys as great as those it takes away.

The best prophet of the future is the past.

Marriage is to love what vinegar is to wine. Time causes it to lose its initial flavor.

It takes barely a thousand years to form a state; but it may be enough an hour to reduce it to dust.

Indeed, it's nice to see one's own name printed; a book is always a book, even if it contains nothing.

Love will find its way, even through places where not even wolves would dare to enter.

It is easy to die for a woman; the hard thing is to live with her.

Experience is the first of the philosophers, but the most painful when we have come to know its science well.

Something always comes between us and what we believe is our happiness.

The same pleasure is a much more severe moralist than all the wisdom of the wise.