Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorOf the various instruments invented by man, the most astonishing is the book; all others are extensions of his body... Only the book is an extension of the imagination and memory.
Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
View AuthorIn Egypt, the libraries were called the treasure of remedies for the soul. Indeed, in them one was cured of ignorance, the most dangerous of diseases and the origin of all others.
Charles Bukowski
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Edward George Bulwer-Lytton
View AuthorDestiny laughs at probabilities.
Edward George Bulwer-Lytton
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Luis Buñuel
View AuthorScience does not interest me. It ignores sleep, chance, laughter, emotion, and contradiction, things that are precious to me.
Edmund Burke
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Robert Burns
View AuthorThe history is a matter of survival. If we didn't have a past, we would be devoid of the imprint that defines our being.
Lord Byron
View AuthorIndeed, it's nice to see one's own name printed; a book is always a book, even if it contains nothing.
Lord Byron
View AuthorExperience is the first of the philosophers, but the most painful when we have come to know its science well.
Lord Byron
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