Fyodor Dostoevsky
View AuthorThe man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others.
Frederick Douglass
View AuthorWhen you learn to read, you will be free forever.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorHow is it that, while children are so intelligent, most men are so stupid? It must be the result of education.
Alexandre Dumas (fils)
View AuthorThe experience and philosophy that do not lead to indulgence and charity are two acquisitions that are not worth what they cost.
William Faulkner
View AuthorThe greatest wisdom is to have dreams big enough not to lose sight of them while pursuing them.
William Faulkner
View AuthorDon't bother trying to be better than your contemporaries or your predecessors, try to be better than yourself.
Frederick II
View AuthorAnyone can have knowledge, but the art of thinking is nature's rarest gift.
Fénelon
View AuthorThose who know how to engage in any useful and enjoyable reading never feel the boredom that consumes other men in the midst of delights.
Fénelon
View AuthorIf in exchange for my love of reading I saw the thrones of the world at my feet, I would refuse the exchange.
Fénelon
View AuthorUsually, those who educate children and do not forgive them anything forgive themselves everything.
Fénelon
View AuthorThe curiosity of children is a tendency that precedes instruction; therefore, it is necessary to take advantage of it.
Baldomero Fernández Moreno
View AuthorWhen it comes to poetry, it matters as much to tremble as to understand.