Weatherton Scotland Quotes

#1. My killing a loathsome, harmful louse, a filthy old moneylender woman who brought no good to anyone, to murder whom would pardon forty sins, who sucked the lifeblood of the poor, and you call that a crime ?

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

#2. You may be as vicious about me as you please. You will only do me justice.

Richard Burton

#3. Nothing is impossible unless you think it is.

Paramahansa Yogananda

#4. The sign of a great man is that the closer you get, the greater he seems.

Israel Meir Kagan

#5. I have been trying to get the hang of not being proud but instead turning that into thankfulness. Really whatever we have to be proud about, it is something given to us by the Lord.

Mary Engelbreit

#6. You're very handsome tonight, my lord."
"What's this? A compliment from the lovely widow?"
"A mere observation."
"Why do I suspect that you had too much to drink at dinner?

Ashley March

#7. Even that exquisite hunger he aroused at her, fiercely sweet as it might be, posed a threat to her sanity.

Lyn Ducoty

#8. Rather than diluting the positive feelings by telling others about your own kindness, by keeping it to yourself you get to retain all the positive feelings.

Richard Carlson

#9. You always have to wrestle with chaos.

Dar Williams

#10. Humans have precious few instincts, but that's because we don't listen to them. We let logic and knowledge get in the way. My dad always said that when instincts are at war with something society has taught you, listen to your instincts first and ask questions later.

Elizabeth Norris

#11. It is no use for you to attempt to sow out of an empty basket, for that would be sowing nothing but wind, wrote Spurgeon.

Ann Voskamp

#12. Men are not more zealous for truth than they often are for error, and a sufficient application of legal or even of social penalties will generally succeed in stopping the propagation of either.

John Stuart Mill

#13. I'm interested in everthing but passionate about nothing.

Jeanne Calment

#14. Politeness [is] a sign of dignity, not subservience.

Theodore Roosevelt