Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorNo science, as science, deceives; the deception lies in those who do not know it.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorThe original writer is not the one who does not imitate anyone, but the one whom no one can imitate.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorThe common man expects the good and the bad from the outside, the thinking man expects it from himself.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorIn old age, science is for us a comfortable refuge; and if we do not plant it when we are young, it will not give us shade when we are old.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorIf we do not plant the tree of wisdom when we are young, it will not be able to lend us its shade in old age.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
View AuthorAll educators are absolutely dogmatic and authoritarian. There can be no free education, because if you leave a child free, you will not educate them.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
View AuthorThe purpose of having an open mind, like that of an open mouth, is to fill it with something valuable.
Rafael Chirbes
View AuthorA veces carry things with an importance that only exists in our heads.
Agatha Christie
View AuthorThe best recipe for the detective novel: the detective should never know more than the reader.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorPersonally, I am always willing to learn, although I don't always like to be given lessons.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe empires of the future will be the empires of the mind.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorTo know is one thing, to teach to know is another.