William Somerset Maugham
View AuthorAt times excess is stimulating. It prevents the deadly effect of a habit from being acquired through moderation.
Guy de Maupassant
View AuthorAnything you want to say has only one word to express it, one verb to animate it, and one adjective to qualify it.
Molière
View AuthorLet's strive to live decently and let the murmurers say what they please.
Molière
View AuthorThings are worth only what we make them worth.
Molière
View AuthorOne can be a good man and write bad verses.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorA lonely man is always in bad company.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorA competent person is someone who makes mistakes according to the rules.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorSometimes reason seems to me to be the faculty of our soul to not understand anything about our body.
César Vallejo
View AuthorToday I like life much less, but I always like to live: as I used to say.
Voltaire
View AuthorI proclaim loudly the freedom of thought and may he who does not think like me perish.
Voltaire
View AuthorHe who reveals the secret of others is seen as a traitor; he who reveals his own secret is seen as a fool.
Voltaire
View AuthorI do not agree with what you say, but I would fight for your right to say it.