Torsleff Vanilla Quotes & Sayings

Please, Peter. I know her well and so do you. Well, I did know her well. But I don't think people change at the core. They are who they are. — Jenny Han

Poetry is the rhythmic, inevitably narrative, movement from an overclothed blindness to a naked vision that depends in its intensity on the strength of the labour put into the creation of the poetry. — Dylan Thomas

Clutch the bramble and you will be pricked. — Robert Jordan

I understand solidarity in sin among men; solidarity in retribution I also understand; but what solidarity in sin do little children have? ... And if the suffering of children goes to make up the sum of suffering needed to buy truth, then I assert beforehand that the whole of truth is not worth such a price. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

It seems that all eukaryotic cells either have, or once had (and then lost) mitochondria. In other words, possession of mitochondria is a sine qua non of the eukaryotic condition — Nick Lane

The old saw that "sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never harm me" does not, in fact, hold true. — Gerry Spence

I'm sick of having a broken heart, Dylan." I said softly. He sighed, "Some things are worth hurting for. — Jack Parker

The myth of the pioneer family or lone frontiersman venturing into virgin forest to hack out a meager homestead is belied by the thoroughly organized commercial value of such ventures. The main figure in the settlement of the west was the land company, which frequently operated not only on the edge of civilization but on the edge of legality as well. — Jack Weatherford