Charles Dickens
View AuthorThe number of wrongdoers does not authorize the crime.
Charles Dickens
View AuthorThere is nothing in the world as irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor.
Charles Dickens
View AuthorIt is a law of fair, equitable, and salutary compensation that, just as there is contagion in disease and sorrow, nothing in the world is more contagious than laughter and good humor.
Charles Dickens
View AuthorGod knows that we should never be ashamed of our tears, because they are the rain that cleanses the blinding dust of the earth that covers our hardened hearts.
Emily Dickinson
View AuthorIf I can prevent one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorThere is constant talk against the passions. They are considered the source of all human evil, but it is forgotten that they are also the source of all pleasure.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorThe happiest man is the one who creates happiness for the greatest number of his fellow beings.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorMistakes pass, only the truth remains.
Gerardo Diego
View AuthorAt the moment of truth, which is that of seeking oneself in the objective, one forgets everything and is prepared to be faithful only to one's own sincerity.
Diogenes of Sinope
View AuthorIt is better to console oneself than to hang oneself.
Diogenes Laërtius
View AuthorEnvy is caused by seeing another enjoy what we desire; jealousy, by seeing another possess what we would like to possess ourselves.
Benjamin Disraeli
View AuthorWe trust too much in systems, and too little in men!