John Steinbeck
View AuthorIn front of us there are a thousand different lives we could live, but when it arrives, it will only be one.
Stendhal
View AuthorSince death is inevitable, let's forget about it.
Laurence Sterne
View AuthorScience can be learned by heart, but wisdom cannot.
E. W. Stevens
View AuthorThose who get discouraged by a failure is because they already have everything they can.
E. W. Stevens
View AuthorExperience is generally attributed to people of a certain age, and what's worse, they attribute it to themselves.
Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorTo be what we are and to become what we are capable of being is the only purpose of life.
Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorAll human beings are made up of good and evil.
Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorOur purpose in life is not to achieve success, but to continue failing with high spirits.
Tom Stoppard
View AuthorLife is a game of terrible odds; if it were a bet, you wouldn't get involved in it.
Johann August Strindberg
View AuthorWhen you're twenty, you think you've solved the enigma of the world; at thirty, you reflect on it, and at forty, you discover that it's insoluble.
Johann August Strindberg
View AuthorOne cannot have any other task in life than to preserve it until death.
Jonathan Swift
View AuthorNo wise man ever wished to be young.