Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorI don't believe that the strictest justice is always the best policy.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorWhatever you do, do it well.
Marcus Aurelius
View AuthorIf fame only comes after death, I am not in a hurry to achieve it.
José Martí
View AuthorThe homeland is the joy, pain, and heaven of all, and not the fiefdom or chaplaincy of anyone.
William Somerset Maugham
View AuthorJust an inept person always performs at their maximum potential.
Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorThose who are not sure of their memory should refrain from lying.
Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorThe public good requires betraying, lying, and massacring.
Thomas Moore
View AuthorThat's what I say, father. Whose wife?
Paul Morand
View AuthorComplete works crush the reader; they kill the authors and ruin the publishers.
Enrique Múgica Herzog
View AuthorLonging is the path to becoming a pillar of salt.
Harry Mulisch
View AuthorA beginning never disappears, not even with an ending.
Antonio Muñoz Molina
View AuthorTraducción al inglés americano: 'Reading is the only sovereign act we have left.'