Victor Hugo
View AuthorMan has love as his wing, and desire as his yoke.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorBeing good is easy; the difficult part is being fair.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorDare: progress is only achieved that way
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIf you have the strength, we still have the right.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIndigestion is in charge of preaching morality to the stomach.
William James
View AuthorPessimism leads to weakness; optimism to power.
William James
View AuthorThe deepest principle of human character is the longing to be appreciated.
Jean Paul
View AuthorA man never reveals his own character more distinctly than when he describes another's.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorThe happiest person is the one of whom the world speaks as little as possible, whether it be in good or bad.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorTake things on the bright side.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorOne should not be too severe with the errors of the people, but rather try to eliminate them through education.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorDelaying a decision is preferable to making a mistake.