Mark Twain
View AuthorGood manners consist of hiding the good things we think about ourselves and the bad things we think about others.
Ulpian
View AuthorJustice is the habit of giving each one his due.
Francisco Umbral
View AuthorDesires are had, not asked for. What is asked for is the object of desire.
Peter Alexander Ustinov
View AuthorEveryone makes mistakes. The key is to make them when no one is watching.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorWhat has been believed by everyone, always and everywhere, has all the possibilities of being false.
Voltaire
View AuthorOnly he is immensely rich who knows how to limit his desires.
Voltaire
View AuthorHe who is too small has a big pride.
Voltaire
View AuthorMan rushes into error more quickly than rivers flow into the sea.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe falsehoods not only oppose the truth, but often contradict each other.
Voltaire
View AuthorSlander, slander, for something will remain.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe peoples to whom justice is not done take it for themselves sooner or later.
Voltaire
View AuthorIt is better to risk saving a guilty person than to condemn an innocent one.