Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorIn love, everything has ended when one of the lovers thinks that a breakup would be possible.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorThere are lips so thin that instead of kissing, they cut.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorA noble friendship is a masterpiece in duet.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorOne must live as one thinks, otherwise one ends up thinking as one has lived.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorWhat certain men find most difficult to forgive in a woman is that they find consolation after having been mocked by them.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorThere is only one way to be happy thanks to the heart, and that is to not have it.
Habib Bourguiba
View AuthorFortunate is the man who laughs at himself, for he will never be short of amusement.
Émile Boutroux
View AuthorThe law is the bed through which the stream of facts flows.
Paul Bowles
View AuthorFor those of us who do not have a religion, our God is work.
Brian Bowling
View AuthorDiplomacy gets you out of a problem that tact would have kept you from getting into.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorThe difference between a democracy and a dictatorship is that in a democracy you can vote before obeying the orders.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorDogs have fleas, people have problems.