Marceneiro Expresso Quotes

#1. All her stories seemed to involve rowboats and ukuleles, full moons and campfires and grog. I was desperately jealous.

Paula McLain

#2. The most nearly free men have always been those who combined virtue with insight.

Aldous Huxley

#3. If the lifestyle choices outlined in this book were uniformly adopted, the savings in suffering and health care costs would be tremendous.

Tim Loy

#4. Those griefs smart most which are seen to be of our own choice.

Sophocles

#5. How could a little nick control something I had no control over? It wasn't until he wiped it clean and applied a band-aid that the physical pain of the cut took hold, but I didn't even care. That was a minimal price to pay in order to lessen the internal pain.

S.M. Koz

#6. That way nobody feels exploited."
"Wait a minute," says Stan. "Nobody's exploited?"
"I said nobody feels exploited," says Budge. "Different thing.

Margaret Atwood

#7. The theater of man is not always 'amusing', but it is always theater, and theater can be marveled at even when its content is somber and harsh. You're acquainted with Greek tragedy?

Tom Robbins

#8. I would murder to play Gambit again!

Taylor Kitsch

#9. This is the frost coming out of the ground; this is Spring. It precedes the green and flowery spring, as mythology precedes regular poetry. I

Henry David Thoreau

#10. We no longer live life. We consume it.

Vicki Robin

#11. My whole life, you have made decisions for me."
"Your whole life," Georgiana pointed out, "totals nine years.

Sarah MacLean

#12. I can't help feeling a little grateful since the last thing I want to do is strip down Haymitch, wash the vomit out of his chest hair, and tuck him into bed.

Suzanne Collins

#13. If we give the bureaucrats our children, we may as well give them everything else.

John Gresham Machen

#14. I have so much of you in my heart.

Kate Wrath

#15. This is the cycle of a dynamic society. Equality is never a final state, democracy never a stable equilibrium: they are processes, they are struggles. Our task is now to recognize that that struggle is ours.

Christopher L. Hayes