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Famiano Quotes By J.M. Coetzee

For I was not, as I liked to think, the indulgent pleasure-loving opposite of the cold rigid Colonel. I was the lie that Empire tells itself when times are easy, he the truth that Empire tells when harsh winds blow. — J.M. Coetzee

Famiano Quotes By Fanny Fern

Can anybody tell me why reporters, in making mention of lady speakers, always consider it to be necessary to report, fully and firstly, the dresses worn by them? When John Jones or Senator Rouser frees his mind in public, we are left in painful ignorance of the color and fit of his pants, coat, necktie and vest - and worse still, the shape of his boots. This seems to me a great omission. — Fanny Fern

Famiano Quotes By Christopher Hitchens

Not the wish to die with dignity but the desire to have died — Christopher Hitchens

Famiano Quotes By Federico Garcia Lorca

The Great Sadness
You can't look at yourself
in the ocean.
Your looks fall apart
like tendrils of light.
Night on earth. — Federico Garcia Lorca

Famiano Quotes By Paul Mazursky

If you cast wrong, you are in a lot of trouble. — Paul Mazursky

Famiano Quotes By Umberto Eco

It is necessary to meditate early, and often, on the art of dying to succeed later in doing it properly just once. — Umberto Eco

Famiano Quotes By Thomas Harris

Lecter is so lucid, so perceptive; he's trained in psychiatry ... and he's a mass murderer. — Thomas Harris

Famiano Quotes By Bret Harte

There is peace in the swamp, though the quiet is Death — Bret Harte

Famiano Quotes By Dalai Lama XIV

It is clear that something is seriously lacking in the way we humans are going about things. But what is it that we lack? The fundamental problem, I believe, is that at every level we are giving too much attention to the external, material aspects of life while neglecting moral ethics and inner values. By inner values, I mean the qualities that we all appreciate in others, and toward which we all have a natural instinct, bequeathed by our biological nature as animals that survive and thrive only in an environment of concern, affection, and warm-heartedness-or in a single word, compassion. The essence of compassion is a desire to alleviate the suffering of others and to promote their well-being. This is the spiritual principle from which all other positive inner value emerge. — Dalai Lama XIV