Jean Jacques Rousseau
View AuthorMy greatest misfortune has always been not being able to resist flattery.
Jean Jacques Rousseau
View AuthorI prefer to be a man of paradoxes than a man of prejudices.
Joseph Roux
View AuthorThere are two kinds of great writers: those who think and those who make others think.
Joseph Roux
View AuthorOur experience is made up more of lost illusions than acquired wisdom.
Helen Rowland
View AuthorFor a woman, the first kiss is the end of the beginning; for a man, the beginning of the end.
Helen Rowland
View AuthorThe follies most regretted in a man's life are those not committed when the opportunity was present.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorAll means are good when they are effective.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorMy freedom ends where the freedom of others begins.
Jean Paul Sartre
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Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorFaith, even the deep one, is never complete.
Jean Paul Sartre
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Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorWhen the rich make war, it's the poor who die.