Anton Chekhov
View AuthorI confess that burying some people is a great pleasure.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorA hungry dog only has faith in the meat.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorThe common man expects the good and the bad from the outside, the thinking man expects it from himself.
Horace
View AuthorThe pleasure that accompanies work makes fatigue forgotten.
Horace
View AuthorEverything has its limits.
Horace
View AuthorIt is false that one has made a fortune when they don't know how to enjoy it.
Horace
View AuthorHe who has started well is halfway through the work.
Horace
View AuthorOne who lives in fear will never be free.
Horace
View AuthorPoor, but indebted only to myself.
Horace
View AuthorMix a grain of madness into your prudence.
Horace
View AuthorThe wise withdraw, the mischievous take advantage, and only fools admire.
Horace
View AuthorPale death calls both to the humble cottages and to the towers of kings.