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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| a10a7e2 | Tut, tut! I have often admonished my pupils to count ten before speaking. Were I you, Mr. Philander, I should count at least a thousand, and then maintain a discreet silence. | speaking students | Edgar Rice Burroughs | |
| 7c39749 | Thereafter the summer passed in routine contentment. Routine contentment was: improving our treehouse that rested between giant twin chinaberry trees in the back yard, fussing, running through our list of dramas based on the works of Oliver Optic, Victor Appleton, and Edgar Rice Burroughs. (...) Thus we came to know Dill as a pocket Merlin, whose head teemed with eccentric plans, strange longings, and quaint fancies. | scout-finch to-kill-a-mockingbird | Harper Lee | |
| 8a035c0 | The little black boy] had seen Tarzan bring down a buck, just as Numa, the lion, might have done... Tibo had shuddered at the sight, but he had thrilled, too, and for the first time there entered his dull, Negroid mind a vague desire to emulate his savage foster parent. But Tibo, the little black boy, lacked the divine spark which had permitted Tarzan, the white boy, to benefit by his training in the ways of the fierce jungle. In imaginatio.. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 574820e | As you know I am not of Barsoom; your ways are not my ways, and I can only act in the future as I have in the past, in accordance with the dictates of my conscience and guided by the standards of mine own people. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| fe4bc2c | At heart they hate their horrid fates, and so wreak their poor spite on me who stand for everything they have not, and for all they most crave and never can attain. Let us pity them, my chieftain, for even though we die at their hands we can afford them pity, since we are greater than they and they know it | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| e53630c | P33- the wail of the living had answered the call of universal motherhood within her wild beast which the dead could not still. | motherhood | Edgar Rice Burroughs | |
| 16e49c6 | And so he learned to read. From then on his progress was rapid. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 83eac59 | Faith in God's promises is the only way to find peace in the midst of trouble. "You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You" (26:3 NKJV)." | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 15417e9 | My past may discourage me and my future may frighten me, but "the life I now live" today can be enriching and encouraging because "Christ lives in me" (Gal. 2:20)." | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 8f2f27f | This surely is a good rule: whenever you see a fault in any other man, or any other church, look for it in yourself and in your own church. | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| a032d16 | People are so intoxicated by intellectual pride that they laugh at the simple message of the gospel presented by humble witnesses (1 Cor. 1:18-31). The prophet Amos was ejected from the king's chapel because he was a simple farmer and not a member of the religious elite (Amos 7:10-17). Evangelist D. L. Moody was often laughed at because his speech was not polished, but God used him to bring many thousands to the Savior. | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 0555a71 | Wisdom gives us perspective so that we aren't discouraged when times are difficult or arrogant when things are going well. It takes a good deal of spirituality to be able to accept prosperity as well as adversity, for often prosperity does greater damage (Phil. 4:10-13). | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 8e7e0b6 | Tact is the art of making a point without making an enemy. " Howard W. Newton" | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 22d3436 | A little boy was leading his sister up a mountain path and the way was not too easy. "Why, this isn't a path at all," the little girl complained. "It's all rocky and bumpy." And her brother replied, "Sure, the bumps are what you climb on." That's a remarkable piece of philosophy." | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| ac7e80d | when we walk by faith, we live on promises, not on explanations. | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 08056bc | In his High Priestly prayer, he said, "I have glorified You on the earth. I have finished the work which You have given Me to do" (John 17:4). He could shout the word "tetelestai" because he was a faithful Savior who accomplished the Father's will. Jesus was faithful in spite of satanic opposition, in spite of the blindness and disobedience of the religious leaders, even in spite of the stupidity and slowness to believe of his own disciples.. | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 4d2e682 | The primary task of the church and of the Christian minister is the preaching of the Word of God," said Dr. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. "The decadent periods and eras in the history of the church have always been those periods when preaching had declined" | Warren W. Wiersbe | ||
| 6f39adf | Everyone has to speak of what they know, and what they do not know they should ask, | José Saramago | ||
| 8c8b922 | hy bn ln nbq~,l'nh b`d lHlm l ymkn 'n n`ysh lHlm | José Saramago | ||
| be32066 | lHsn lHZ 'nh yjd `l~ ldwm 'Hd qdr `l~ fhm mbrrt lakhryn , bmn fy dhlk 'wly'k ldhyn lm ttwSl qdrt 'lsnthm l~ tqdym ltfsyrt , bsbb bkm Tby`y , 'w `dm kfy@ lmfrdt. | José Saramago | ||
| e771c35 | Stretching one arm behind him, the man passed his hand over the horse's coat, his own skin transformed, or skin which had transformed into him. ("The Centaur")" | José Saramago | ||
| be0fd09 | c`odva da eshmaki ert`i da imave arsebis ori sxvadasxva saxelia. ra arsebis? hkit`xa iesom. uch`emobis. mere rad ar xar - shen shordebi adamians t`u is gshordeba? me arasdros ar vshordebi. aba, rodesac` gshordebian eguebi? t`u mshordebian es nishnavs, rom damez'eben. aha, da t`uki ver gpouloben, eshmaks braldeba? ara, eshmakis brali ar aris, aramed ch`emi - t`avis droze ar ag'movch`ni ik`, sadac` mez'ebdnen - da es sitqvebi moulodnelad iman.. | José Saramago | ||
| e9e49e4 | g'mert`i kvlav dumda, xolo nislidan xma moisma: egeba es g'mert`i da is meore, misi metok`e rom gaxdeba, - ubralod heteronimebi arian. da vin an raa, vis heteronimebadac` es g'mert`ebi moiazrebian? - c`nobiscadilit` dasva shekit`xva meore xmam. pesoa, upasuxa pirvelma xmam da sitqva nislisgan saxec`vlili, ise gaisma, rogorc` persona. iesom, g'mert`ma da eshmakma jer t`avi moikatunes, ak`aoda, arap`eri gagvigoniao, magram camsve sheshinebule.. | José Saramago | ||
| 3e858be | z anj khh srsht myd anst khh hmyshh bh mydhy byshtry mydn dhd, w bh hmyn dlyl st khh dr jhn hrchh nkhmyh byshtr myshwd, jm`yt mydwrn fzysh myybd. | José Saramago | ||
| 63d528e | lys SHyHan 'n lsm Gyr mbly@ bhmwmn wrGbtn, flsm tb`th ln bstmrr `lmt wndhrt, wn lm nltft llnSy'H lmfyd@ fhdh l'n lkhbr@ mn jnb wjnb akhr, bm`n~ jnbn wjnb lsm, brhnt 'nh l ystHq l`n jhd lDkr@ shbh lD`yf@ ldyn jmy`an, l`lmt wlndhrt shl@ ltfsyrt n ftHn '`ynn. | José Saramago | ||
| e369bc3 | It's love," thought Abel, "it's love that gives them this calmness, this peace. And suddenly he was gripped by a violent desire to love, to give himself, to find the red flower of love growing in his arid life." | José Saramago | ||
| a51dd99 | Sozcuklere ne kadar dikkat edilse azdir, onlar da insanlar gibi bir fikirden digerine geciverirler. | José Saramago | ||
| e52a189 | mn byn mzy ljhl 'nh yHmyn mn lm`rf lmzyf@. | José Saramago | ||
| 1f945bf | We should be fully engaged with life, each individual should reach out beyond himself. Being merely present isn't enough. Being a mere witness is tantamount to being dead. That's what he meant to say. It doesn't matter if you stay in one spot, but your life should reach out if it is not to be a mere animal existence, | José Saramago | ||
| 383460a | Change it!" answered Silvestre, also springing to his feet. "How? By loving each other?" Abel's smile vanished when he saw Silvestre's grave expression. "Yes, but loving each other with a lucid, active love, a love that can overcome hatred." | José Saramago | ||
| d2151ce | lys hnk shy' yGyr wjh l'shy mthl Dw lnhr | José Saramago | ||
| bddcab3 | Having is not the same as owning. You can have even those things you don't want. Owning means having and enjoying the things you have. He had a home, a wife and a son, but none of them was truly his. He only had himself, but even then not entirely. | José Saramago | ||
| 5197da8 | lyst kl l'shy twld mn 'jl 'shy 'khr~ | José Saramago | ||
| 48ec092 | b`D 'fkrn tbdw hkdh,mhmth 'n tshGl,mqdm,Hyz 'fkr 'khr~ tdf` l~ ltfkyr 'kthr | José Saramago | ||
| 178dbd2 | ltwHyd lsysyyn `l~ shy' lys hnk 'fDl mn lbHth `n qDy@ wTny@ | José Saramago | ||
| 3e2ceb8 | Understanding, perhaps, but understanding is just a word. No one can understand another person unless he is that other person. | José Saramago | ||
| c13ba9d | lndm 'ql l'shy fy l`lm jdw~ , l'nn nqwl `m@ nn ndmwn lnstTy` ltmt` blmGfr@ wlnsyn , kl wHd mn ystmr sran fy lt`lq b'khTy'h | José Saramago | ||
| 6cf443f | Aunt Amelia never wasted a word. She said only what was absolutely necessary, but she said it in a way that made those listening appreciate the value of concision. The words seemed to be born in her mouth at the very moment they were spoken and to emerge replete with meaning, heavy with good sense, virginal. | José Saramago | ||
| 18e050a | l`ql mn yktfy blfrj@ `l~ l`lm | José Saramago | ||
| 9e11d63 | Los pensamientos son lo que son, sombras que pasan, no son buenos ni malos en si, solo las acciones cuentan. | José Saramago | ||
| efe3b13 | Siempre acabamos llegando a donde nos esperan. LIBRO DE LOS ITINERARIOS | José Saramago | ||
| 1bd205f | The order that wants the dead where they should be among the dead, and the living among the living | José Saramago | ||
| ce7dbe1 | The republic was no longer a novelty, and here people only appreciate novelties. | José Saramago | ||
| fe32d17 | l wjwd lHy@ dwn 'kdhyb | José Saramago |