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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 736188f | I am content to be a bric-a-bracker and a Ceramiker. | Pottery | ||
| 0d56d21 | For a male person bric-a-brac hunting is about as robust a business as making doll-clothes. | Pottery | ||
| ff2521b | Figures that almost move and speak. | Pottery | ||
| d0dafdc | All this of Pot and Potter--Tell me then,Who is the Potter, pray, and who the Pot? | Pottery | ||
| 5720fab | You know what they say about bold spacemen never becoming old spacemen. | Poul Anderson | ||
| f035051 | Time is the bridge that always burns behind us. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 00e93f3 | We live with our archetypes, but can we live in them? | Poul Anderson | ||
| 3c1234e | A greedy man is an unlucky man. | Poul Anderson | ||
| bd42819 | Timidity can be as dangerous as rashness. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 45d5218 | Don't talk, you," he said. "It hurts my ears. Nor think; that hurts your head.'" | Poul Anderson | ||
| 3b351b7 | When facts are insufficient, theorizing is ridiculous at best, misleading at worst. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 404538f | Let's stop making wild guesses and start gathering data. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 8b26aed | I think most human misery is due to well-meaning fanatics like him. | Poul Anderson | ||
| edba906 | Man does not live by bread alone, nor guns, paperwork, theses, naked practicalities. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 2bd6cfa | Everard sighed, switched off his conscience, and began lying. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 578875e | Say on. If you are a rogue, you are at least an interesting one. | Poul Anderson | ||
| e2bda68 | I'm still spry, but I feel the teeth gnawing, and believe me, my friends, it was better to be young. | Poul Anderson | ||
| b4ed01f | Here was more than a question of law; it was a matter of whose will should prevail. | Poul Anderson | ||
| a5f32a1 | Know that against time the gods themselves are powerless. | Poul Anderson | ||
| c54d327 | Sincerity is the most overrated virtue in the catalogue. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 0fe9573 | So this," he said, "is the excitement and glory of war! I'll never believe a ballad singer again." | Poul Anderson | ||
| 59d7f38 | Peace," he added, "is kept by the good will and strength of the peaceful." | Poul Anderson | ||
| 03beb4b | A little careful pushing, and they'll bury the hatchet all right--in each other. | Poul Anderson | ||
| b5c4763 | Too far a retreat from reality is insanity. | Poul Anderson | ||
| a66ab56 | Men, whose span is cruelly short, rush nonetheless to death in their youth as to a maiden's arms. | Poul Anderson | ||
| e0141fa | You should pay no heed to what some yokel priest has prated of. What does he know? | Poul Anderson | ||
| 61ee435 | Over unforced love, the gods themselves had no might. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 17c8e7f | 'Tis colder outside than a well-born maiden's heart. | Poul Anderson | ||
| c5218d6 | People usually take for granted that the way things are is the way things must be. | Poul Anderson | ||
| c8a1d6f | Her rank was higher than his, so high that no one in her family worked productively. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 34739cc | I do not think the coerced mind ever really learns an art. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 1ed4e1a | Life was too short for anything but amusement at the human race. | Poul Anderson | ||
| c1dee4c | You can have more adventure in an hour's walk through a forest than in a year on a spaceship. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 7575cc3 | On our Earth, we've perforce learned all the knavery there is to know. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 3e0a7fa | It was lonely, not even knowing yourself. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 631d36b | You cannot imagine how wearisome existence grows, alone and immortal. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 4284dc6 | He'd seen too often how little of the universe is designed for man to neglect any safety measure. | Poul Anderson | ||
| e1115e3 | The last thing any sane person wants is a jihad. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 747a657 | There really wasn't much in a man's life that mattered. But those few things mattered terribly. | Poul Anderson | ||
| fc04d99 | Are you that afraid to die?""No. I simply like to live." | Poul Anderson | ||
| 636a7f4 | A cultured, sensitive, observant man is a pleasure to be with in any age. | Poul Anderson | ||
| 1b4e97a | His conscience must have gotten tired of nagging him and delivered an ultimatum. | Poul Anderson | ||
| be75d43 | Mortal combat corrupts, and war corrupts absolutely. | Poul Anderson | ||
| b6e3128 | Be calm. A man can do but little. Enough if that little be right. | Poul Anderson |