Friedrich Hebbel
View AuthorLaurel crowns are snatched away by a gust of breeze; against crowns of thorns, the storm can do nothing.
Arthur Helps
View AuthorThe sun shines everywhere, but some only see their shadows.
Horace
View AuthorIf you have a healthy stomach, and no side hurts you, and you can walk on your feet, no other thing can add more to you than all the riches of kings.
Elbert Hubbard
View AuthorNobody needs a vacation more than the one who just had one.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThe supreme happiness in life is knowing that you are loved by yourself, or more precisely, despite yourself.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorDuty bears a strong resemblance to the happiness of others.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorThe good of humanity should consist in each person enjoying maximum happiness they can, without diminishing the happiness of others.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorThe research on diseases has advanced so much that it is increasingly difficult to find someone who is completely healthy.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorHappiness is never grand.
Henrik Johan Ibsen
View AuthorHow strange happiness is! No one knows from where or how or when it arrives, and it comes through invisible paths, sometimes when it is no longer expected.
Henry James
View AuthorThe more I think about it, the more things I understand, and the more things I understand, the more scared I get.
Jean Paul
View AuthorThe shy are afraid before danger; the cowards, during it; the brave, afterwards.