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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 99d78a5 | El 326 tenia por delante menos futuro que Maria Antonieta la manana que le cortaron el pelo en la Conciergerie. | maría-antonieta | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | |
| 8a14f05 | Creo que en el mundo de hoy la unica libertad posible es la indiferencia. Por eso seguire viviendo con mi sable y mi caballo. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 0cfc09c | The sea was cruel and selfish as human beings, and in its monstrous simplicity had no notion of complexities like pity, wounding, or remorse... You could see yourself in it... while the wind, the light, the swaying, the sound of the water on the hull worked the miracle of distancing, calming you until you didn't hurt anymore, erasing any pity, any wound, and any remorse. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 1b8aa0f | Una mujer perspicaz --continua ella-- adivina al pedante en la tercera frase, y es capaz de ver el talento del que guarda silencio. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| a14ccd7 | Era usted un buen fotografo porque fotografiar es encuadrar, y encuadrar es elegir y excluir. Salvar unas cosas y condenar otras. No todo el mundo puede hacer eso: erguirse juez de cuanto pasa alrededor. Nadie que ame de verdad puede dictar esa clase de sentencias. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 1b5eabe | Gracias a usted ya no puedo creer en las certidumbres de los que tienen una casa, una familia, unos amigos. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 45b46e2 | It seemed to Don Jaime that you could find in the memory of every man the bittersweet shadow of a woman. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 31eb699 | When it comes to politics and women, you have to taste all the sauces, but you must never let either one or the other give you indigestion. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 8b5598b | You can get used to anything, especially when you have no option. If you have to pay, you pay; it's just a question of attitude. At a particular moment in your life you adopt a certain position, whether mistaken or not. You decide to be like this or that. You burn your boats, and then all you can do is defend that position, come what may. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 19696c0 | A century from now," he murmured as he lifted a page and examined it against the light, closing one eye, "almost all the contents of today's libraries will have disappeared. But these books, printed two hundred or even five hundred years ago, will remain intact. We have the books, and the world, that we deserve. . . . Isn't that so, Pablo?" "Lousy books printed on lousy paper." -- | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 2dff749 | Todas las guerras son malas, pero la guerra civil es la peor de todas, pues enfrenta al amigo con el amigo, al vecino con el vecino, al hermano contra el hermano. Hace casi 80 anos, entre 1936 y 1939, en tiempos de nuestros abuelos y bisabuelos, una espantosa guerra civil tuvo lugar en Espana. Causo miles de muertos, destruyo hogares, arruino el pais y llevo a mucha gente al exilio. Para evitar que tan desoladora tragedia vuelva a repetirse.. | españa español guerra-civil pérez-reverte spanish | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | |
| 472f75b | Quien solo se interesa por los libros no necesita a nadie, y eso me da miedo. | Arturo Pérez-Reverte | ||
| 0677e39 | l 'stTy` 'n 'kwn wthq@ mn 'y Hdth 'w 'y mkn , wHdh `zlty 'n mt'kd@ mnh | Anaïs Nin | ||
| b68e62d | Awareness hurts. Relationships hurts. Life hurts. But to float, to drift, to live in the dream does not hurt. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 3fd42cf | Introspection does not need to be a still life. It can be an active alchemy. | introspection philosophical psychological psychology thoughtful | Anaïs Nin | |
| 9b3c09c | 'bdw mjhd@ , `Sby@ , 'Sr` mn 'jl lHb fy `lm mly blkhrb .. 'yn h~ lmsrt , msrty ? | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 0f78c80 | No moment of charm without long roots in the past, no moment of charm is born on bare soil, a careless accident of beauty, but is the sum of great sorrows, growths, and efforts. | book-quotes books | Anaïs Nin | |
| 152df9a | I, with a deeper instinct, choose a man who compels my strength, who makes enormous demands on me, who does not doubt my courage or my toughness, who does not believe me naive or innocent, who has the courage to treat me like a woman. --Anais Nin | Deborah Smith | ||
| 8e8602d | l yzl ldyW m 'stTy` ktmnh .. nny 'khfy `n ljmy` lm`rf@ lkml@ `n nfsy | Anaïs Nin | ||
| b68520e | sm`t lkhfqn lnbDt qlby , sm`t wq` khTwt 'Hlmy , wknt nbD@ lzmn Dy'`@ bynhm mthl wjh lHqyq@ | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 71db98c | Ali Baba protects the lovers! Gives them the luck of bandits, and no guilt, for love fills certain people and expands them beyond all laws; there is no time, no place for regrets, hesitations, cowardices. Love runs free and reckless, and all the gentle trickeries perpetrated to protect others from its burns-those who are not the lovers but who might be the victims of this love's expansion. | book-quotes books | Anaïs Nin | |
| 0c91fe2 | Men from the mountains always dream of the sea, and above all things I love to travel. | book-quotes books | Anaïs Nin | |
| 5bafcd7 | Paul, Paul, this is the claim you never made, the fervor you never showed. You were so cool and light, so elusive, and I never felt you encircling me and claiming possession. Rango is saying all the words I wanted to hear you say. You never came close to me, even while taking me. You took me as men take foreign women in distant countries whose language they cannot speak. You took me in silence and strangeness. | book-quotes books | Anaïs Nin | |
| c5a2442 | yhdhdny Swt lm wkhfqn lHws lbTy wlHrk@ lrqyq@ llHryr | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 50a9483 | Her presence had awakened in him a man suddenly whipped by his earlier ideals, whose lost manhood wanted to assert itself in action. | book-quotes books | Anaïs Nin | |
| 51c6883 | sons perdidos a procura de perdidas cores. corto o ar e nado atraves de quartos sem paredes | Anaïs Nin | ||
| bb77326 | There are things one reads that make you aware that you have lived nothing, felt nothing, experienced nothing up to that time. How can i begin to feel - to feel? I want to fall in love in such a way that the mere sight of a man, even a block away from me, will shake and pierce me. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 1f44706 | 'sh`r wk'nh qd Hkm `lyW bqdr mshw'wm hw 'n 'kwn mtfrj@ fqT | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 823e4dc | One does not learn to suffer less but to dodge pain. | suffering | Anaïs Nin | |
| 43a3dbc | the discovery of each other brings a kind of peace, because it brings the certitude that we are right. We are stronger together ... we will have less doubts." This seemed deeply true, yet I wonder if it is good to ally similarities, one agreeing with the other, as twins might, so that this might give an illusion of balance, reassure us about our orientation, or whether we should seek this by contrast with others," -- | Anaïs Nin | ||
| f160293 | I gave him the one thing June cannot give him: honesty. I am so ready to admit what a supremely developed ego would not admit: that June is a terrifying and inspiring character who makes every other woman insipid, that I would live her life except for my compassion and my conscience, that she may destroy Henry the man, but Henry the writer is more enriched by ordeals than by peace. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 3e46bf8 | Literature, the ultimate gift for expressing the most subtle aspects of man's thought and feeling, may not survive persecution: first by religion, then by the bourgeoisie, then by Marxism, and now by commercialism. The | Anaïs Nin | ||
| bfe5560 | h 'n 'Tfw mn jdyd . kl lHqy'q , kl lklmt , kl lSwr , wkl ltnbw't tHwm fwqy wtDll b`Dh | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 9037fb1 | I wept because from now on I will weep less. I wept because I have lost my pain and I am not yet accustomed to its absence. | pain wept | Anaïs Nin | |
| b5289bc | I am most deeply concerned over a trend toward conformity, a growth of anti-intellectualism, which manifests itself in a sneering attitude toward education, science, and the arts. The tendency is to stifle mental freedom, which is the very basis of a democracy's life and growth. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| a61f451 | The origin of illness may be in the past, but the virulent crisis must be dynamically tackled. I believe in attacking the core of the illness, through its present symptoms, quickly, directly. The past is a labyrinth. One does not have to step into it and move step by step through every turn and twist. The past reveals itself instantly, in today's fever or abscess of the soul. | madness neurosis past-and-present | Anaïs Nin | |
| 41d93aa | The more hunger, the greater the desires, like those of men in prison, wild and haunting. So we had here a perfect world in which to grow the flower of eroticism. Of course, if you get too hungry, too continuously, you become a bum, a tramp. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 5b89289 | Golconda remained a city where the wind was like velvet, where the sun was made of radium, and the sea as warm as a mother's womb. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| ff18256 | Believing in the danger which sprang from objects as well as people, which dress, which shoes, which coat demanded less of her panicked heart and body? For a costume was a challenge too, a discipline, a trap which once adopted could influence the actor. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| db84e86 | For our anxiety is the one thing we cannot place on the shoulders of others, it suffocates them. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 82c0a7c | more damaging was his conviction that we live by a series of repetitions until the experience is solved, understood, liquidated... | Anaïs Nin | ||
| d2ca55f | thm@ shrkh fy rw'yty , wswf yZl ljnwn ytdfq mn khllh | Anaïs Nin | ||
| 53c1462 | Now the evening is beginning and I will discover a human being to court or to be courted by, an adventure with caprice and desire, and while gambling I might find love. | Anaïs Nin | ||
| d5aa040 | lm '`rf fy kyny Gyr lkrb , lkrb `l~ shy Dy'` | Anaïs Nin |