Historic Trials Quotes

#1. Love's true nature remains forever beyond the grasp of all our faculties. It is far greater than any feeling or emotion and completely surpasses any act of human kindness ... The realization of love always remains mysterious.

Gerald May

#2. Reprisals are but a sad resource.

Napoleon Bonaparte

#3. Laws change; people die; the land remains.

Abraham Lincoln

#4. they ask for water we give them sea
they ask for bread we give them sea
they ask for life we give them only the sea

M. NourbeSe Philip

#5. To respect the dignity of a relationship also implies accepting the end when it comes. Except in my mind, except in my dreams, where the aftertaste of her still lingers.

Andre Brink

#6. We salute the Brain, that made the Plane and the Train ... But who made the Brain?-RVM

R.v.m.

#7. He was so rapt in his thoughts that he did not hear anything much that Guido was saying, that lovely bubbling speech of Guido's when he was at last content.
Tonio allowed it to pass over him, and now and then he would give a little gracious nod.

Anne Rice

#8. The surest way to corrupt a youth? Teach him to value thinking alike more than thinking differently.

Friedrich Nietzsche

#9. I'm just starting to realize the type of work that I want to do. Not everyone can fit into the sitcom world because it's so fast-paced, but it feels comfortable to me.

Brooke Shields

#10. Sometimes in the quest for enlightenment the only thing that gets lighter is your wallet.

Steve Maraboli

#11. Cletus's famous sausage is famous." Cletus's

Penny Reid

#12. Jenny decided that all manifestations of her innocence were futile and appeared defensive.

John Irving

#13. Your train ride appeased you?" I asked. "Oh, God," he said, "twenty-six hours, fucking unbelievable." This girl Unbelievable must be very majestic, I thought.

Jonathan Safran Foer

#14. So if somebody writes a song that appears to have some meaning then everybody thinks that it's a really heavy song.

Elliott Smith

#15. Every outbreak across the globe today stems from a descendant of the medieval plague.

Hendrik Poinar