Edmund Burke
View AuthorYou can never plan the future through the past.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorSuperstition is the religion of weak minds.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorThe people who never care about their ancestors will never look towards posterity.
Samuel Butler
View AuthorThe life is like music, it must be composed with the ear, the feeling, and the instinct, not by rules.
Samuel Butler
View AuthorAll progress is based on the universal and innate desire of every organism to live beyond its means.
Charles Buxton
View AuthorYou will never find time for anything. You must make it.
Lord Byron
View AuthorTo fight against our destiny would be a struggle like that of the sheaf of ears of corn wanting to resist the sickle.
Lord Byron
View AuthorLife is too short to devote oneself to chess.
Lord Byron
View AuthorThere is nothing more uncertain than the number of years of the ladies who claim to be of a certain age.
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
View AuthorThe same pleasure is a much more severe moralist than all the wisdom of the wise.
Lord Byron
View AuthorThe great art of life is the sensation, feeling that we exist, even in the pain.