Posted by: Elisabetta
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When a man wants to murder a tiger, he calls it sport; when the tiger wants to murder him, he calls it ferocity.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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When the roof is burning, it is no use praying or washing the floor. Although praying is more practical.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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Don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to you, their tastes may be different.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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One does not triumph over passions one has not or has no more. There again: we may win the passion we do not possess, but we surrender to those that possess us.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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All women are the same; there is no variety but in circumstance.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.
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Posted by: Stefano Gandolfi
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Even sleep is a form of critique, especially at the theatre.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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The mean man has a sheer madness, struggling to not struggle, and his life from him flees with the hope of enjoying the goods so stranfully acquired.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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Ask advice to who corrects himslef promptly.
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Posted by: Stefano Gandolfi
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He who has courage and character is always very disquieting for those who stand next to him.
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