Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorI will die of old age and still not finish understanding the bipedal animal they call man; each individual is a variety of its species.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorPoetry is perhaps enhanced by singing humble things.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorCompany is often a relief from miseries.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorWeapons require spirit as much as letters.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorLove and passion easily blind the eyes of understanding.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorThe walking of lands and communicating with diverse people makes men discreet.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorIn courtesy, it is better to err on the side of too much than too little.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorWhere favor and gifts intervene, risks are smoothed and difficulties are undone.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorRich people who tend to be liberal always find someone to canonize their excesses and deem their bad tastes as good.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorShort sentences stem from a great experience.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorThe woman should be an owner, and appear to be one, which is more.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorOh, memory, mortal enemy of my rest!