César Vallejo
View AuthorConsidering coldly, impartially, that man is sad, he coughs, and yet takes pleasure in his red chest.
Voltaire
View AuthorOnly he is immensely rich who knows how to limit his desires.
Voltaire
View AuthorChance is a meaningless word, nothing can exist without cause.
Voltaire
View AuthorA collection of thoughts should be a pharmacy where a remedy for all ills is found.
Voltaire
View AuthorWhat we call chance is neither nor can it be anything but the unknown cause of an unknown effect.
Voltaire
View AuthorCommon sense is not so common.
Voltaire
View AuthorSuperstition is to religion what astrology is to astronomy, the crazy daughter of a sane mother.
Voltaire
View AuthorChance is neither, nor can be more than an unknown cause of an unknown effect.
Voltaire
View AuthorIf the poor start to reason, all is lost.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe modern man is born either to live amidst the convulsions of restlessness, or in the lethargy of boredom.
Voltaire
View AuthorEvils come flying and go away limping.
Voltaire
View AuthorProvidence has given us sleep and hope as compensation for the cares of life.