Albert Camus
View AuthorFreedom consists, first and foremost, in not lying. Wherever lies proliferate, tyranny is announced or perpetuated.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorThe truth thins down and does not break, and always walks over lies like oil on water.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorHe who reads a lot and travels a lot, sees a lot and knows a lot.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorIn love's beginnings, quick disillusionments often serve as qualified remedies.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorFalsehood has wings and flies, and truth follows it crawling, so that when people realize the deception, it's already too late.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorFortunate is the one to whom heaven gave a piece of bread, without being indebted for it to anyone other than heaven itself!
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorWeapons have as their purpose and end peace, which is the greatest good that men can desire in this life.
Nicolas Chamfort
View AuthorSkill is to cunning what dexterity is to deceit.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
View AuthorAs far as we have lost belief, we have lost reason. Both have the same authoritative and primary condition. Both constitute methods of proof that, in turn, do not admit to being proven. And in the act of annihilating the idea of divine authority, we undermine that human authority from which we cannot even dispense to say that two and two are four.
Rafael Chirbes
View AuthorPeople don't care about anything; as long as they don't throw garbage from the other side of the wall, or the smell of decay reaches their terrace, the world can sink into crap.
Agatha Christie
View AuthorMarry an archaeologist. The older you get, the more charming they will find you.
Emil Cioran
View AuthorNo matter how disillusioned we may be, it is impossible to live without some hope. We always hold on to one, despite ourselves, and that unconscious hope compensates for all the other explicit hopes we have rejected or exhausted.