Wise men sometimes avoid the world: Le sage quelquefois évite le monde, de peur d’être ennuyé .

Le sage quelquefois évite le monde, de peur d’être ennuyé . — Wise men sometimes avoid the world

Le sage quelquefois évite le monde, de peur d’être ennuyé .

Wise men sometimes avoid the world

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Nobody with me at sea but myself. — Oliver Goldsmith

We are rarely proud when we are alone. — Voltaire

In solitude, when we are least alone. — Lord Byron

When solitude is sought out as a place for the mind to dream in, and not to arou — Jane Porter

The Confederacy stands for slavery and the Union for freedom. — Abraham Lincoln

The problem of establishing a perfect civic constitution is dependent upon the p — Immanuel Kant

A man without hope is a man without fear. — Frank Miller

This world is but a lottery of goods, of ranks, of dignities, of rights. — Voltaire

I extracted the marrow of the Koran, and threw the bone to the dogs. — Rumi

Si Dieu n'existait pas, il faudrait l'inventer. — Voltaire

Honour sits smiling at the sale of truth. — Percy Bysshe Shelley

Thus times do shift; each thing his turne does hold; New things succeed, as form — Robert Herrick