René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorJustice is the bread of the people; they are always hungry for it.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorThe unhappy are selfish, unjust, cruel, and incapable of understanding others. The unhappy do not bring people together, they separate them.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorPeople who live alone always have something on their mind that they would be willing to share.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorLove, friendship, and respect do not unite people as much as a common hatred towards something.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorWhat is worth doing is worth doing well.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorThere will be friends who will openly declare our faults to us, and yet will not decide to mention our follies.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorMan hates those who make him feel his own inferiority.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorIf you aim to someday lead with dignity, you must serve with diligence.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorThe only thing I want for my burial is not to be buried alive.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorPeople, in general, tolerate much better that their vices and crimes are spoken about, than their failures and weaknesses.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorOld age does not improve the heart: it hardens it.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorStyle is the dress of thought; and a well-dressed thought, like a well-dressed man, presents itself better.