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How bitter
another’s bread is, thou shall know by tasting it; and how hard to the feet
another’s stairs are, up and down to go. |
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The hottest places in hell
are reserved for those who, in time of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality. |
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Many times the
matter cannot be moulded by the artist as he wants, because it opposes the intentions of
the artist. |
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And he said to
me : Here, there are the souls of the ones who lived without doing neither good nor bad
things. |
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After my
recognizing several ones, I saw and recognized the soul of the one who refused the papacy
because of cowardice. |
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The faith is
the foundation of what you hope and the firm belief of what you can’t see; and I
think that’s its essence. |
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I did my job so
faithfully that I lost my peace and my life. |
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Oh, how faint
and ineffective are the words to express my idea ! |
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It’s
useless to fidget when the destiny rules. |
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If you follow
your natural bent, you will definitely go to Heaven. |
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Follow me, and
let the people speak : stay still like a tower which doesn’t collapse when a strong
wind blows. |
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A man must not
forget the favors gotten from a less important friend when he becomes the friend of a more
important one. |
