Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorThere is neither fortune nor misfortune in the world, but the comparison of one state with another, that is all. Only the one who has experienced the height of misfortune can feel supreme happiness. It is necessary to have wanted to die, my friend, to know how good and beautiful life is.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorThe more sinister a politician's desires are, the more pompous, in general, their language becomes.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorHow do you know if Earth is not just another planet's hell?
George Orwell
View AuthorSeeing what is right in front of our noses requires a constant struggle.
Silvio Pellico
View AuthorTo demand that parents, in order to respect them, be free of flaws and be the epitome of humanity is arrogance and injustice.
Pittacus of Mytilene
View AuthorIf you want to know a man, give him great power.
Alonso de la Torre
View AuthorJustice is not found in the words of the law.
Nicolas Chamfort
View AuthorVain means empty; vanity is so vile that to insult it, it is enough to call it by its own name.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorWe gulp down the lie that flatters us in one sip, and we drink drop by drop the truth that embitters us.
Ramón de Campoamor
View AuthorEducated lovers know that three consecutive 'no's mean 'yes'.
Gustave Flaubert
View AuthorThe best of life is spent saying 'it's too soon,' and then it's 'too late'.
Edmund Husserl
View AuthorThe connections of truths are different from the connections of things, which are 'true' in them.