Georges Duhamel
View AuthorI have never cheated on my wife. It's not a merit: I love her.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorWhatever you do, do it well.
George Orwell
View AuthorThe characteristic of current life is not insecurity and cruelty, but restlessness and poverty.
George Orwell
View AuthorThey can force you to say anything, but there is no way they can make you believe it. They can never enter inside you.
William Penn
View AuthorFreedom without obedience is confusion, and obedience without freedom is slavery.
Daniel Pennac
View AuthorIn this world, one must be too good to be good enough.
Jaume Perich
View AuthorAn optimist is someone who believes that everything can be fixed. A pessimist is someone who thinks the same, but knows that no one will try.
Jaume Perich
View AuthorThanks to freedom of speech, today it is already possible to say that a ruler is useless without anything happening to us. The ruler neither.
Jean Jacques Rousseau
View AuthorIt is not enough for a wife to be faithful, it is necessary for her husband, her friends, and her neighbors to believe in her fidelity.
José Saramago
View AuthorThe only ones interested in changing the world are the pessimists, because the optimists are delighted with what is.
Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorI don't ask for wealth, or hopes, or love, or a friend who understands me; all I ask for is the sky above me and a path at my feet.
Tacitus
View AuthorPurchased loyalty is always suspicious and, generally, short-lived.