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Toutes choses, disoit un mot ancien, sont esperables à un homme, pendant qu'il vit.

All things

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It is never right to consider that a man has been made happy by fate, until his — Sophocles
Verzweifle keiner je, dem in der trübsten Nacht Der Hoffnung letzte Sterne schwi — Let no one despair
But what is Hope? Nothing but the paint on the face of Existence. The least touc — Lord Byron
Vestras spes uritis. — You burn your hopes. Virgil
Voltaire inscribed on a statue of Love: "Whoever thou art, behold thy master! He — Voltaire
The ball of snow when, as it rolls, it descends from the snowy mountains, increa — Leonardo da Vinci
Whence are you certain that ye Ancient of Days is Christ? Does Christ anywhere s — Isaac Newton
Then think not lowly of thy heart, though lowly, For holy is it and there dwells — Rumi
Freier Wille ohne Fatum ist ebenso wenig denkbar, wie Geist ohne Reelles, Gutes — Friedrich Nietzsche
To romanticize a peasant is almost an insult to his misery. The peasant has no h — Jules Renard
Ceux qui ont eu de grandes passions se trouvent toute leur vie heureux, et malhe — François de La Rochefoucauld
"Yes, that's how it is, child. He who works, he who is patient is the superior." — Anton Chekhov