A woman’s guess is much more accurate
than a man’s certainty.
(Rudyard Kipling: Plain Tales from the Hills.)
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A woman’s guess is much more accurate
than a man’s certainty.
(Rudyard Kipling: Plain Tales from the Hills.)
Women’s Rights are men’s duties.
(Karl Kraus: Aphorisms and More Aphorisms.)
It takes all sorts to make a sex.
(Saki: The Square Egg.)
To refrain from imitation
is the best revenge.
(Marcus Aurelius: Meditations.)
Pride and hatred invigorate the soul;
and love and humility enfeeble it.
(Hume: A Treatise of Human Nature.)
As soon as there were two,
there was pride.
(Donne: Sermon.)
Personalize your sympathies;
depersonalize your antipathies.
(W. R. Inge: More Lay Thoughts of a Dean.)
It is easier to forgive an Enemy
than to forgive a Friend.
(Blake: Jerusalem.)
Friend is sometimes a word
devoid of meaning;
enemy, never.
(Victor Hugo: Tas de pierres.)
Rats and conquerors must expect
no mercy in misfortune.
(Charles Caleb Colton: Lacon.)