Book: Sandro from Chegem. Page 3

Uncle Sandro believed that shame is the most elegant dress of all, which adorn a woman. (Sometimes it is said that shame is the most tantalizing dress, but, in essence, are one and the same.)

... power is the inability to love anyone, that's what power is. A person can live his life without loving anyone, but he is unhappy if he knows that he's not allowed to love anyone.

But modesty needs to be modest. Modesty, too glaring, it's concave audacity.

The second time uncle Sandro left the village after the war. At this time, likely out of caution, their half-hearted escape, he graduated in the suburbs. He stopped in a place where farms are now gone, and the city has not yet begun.

No humanity without overcoming meanness and no meanness without overcoming humanity. Every time the choice is ours and the responsibility for the choice too. And if we say that we have no choice, then the choice is already made. Yes, we are talking about the fact that there is no choice, because I felt the yoke of guilt for the choice she made. If the choice really was not, we would not have felt the yoke of guilt.

Most deceitful world humanistic legend is that a woman makes a prostitute of social conditions. It is as absurd as to say that some die from overeating because there is no public control over the power of people.

By the way, I feel closer to the person who continues to kowtow to the power of the lost idol than the one that immediately begins to be rude to him. In the first still appears a sense of responsibility for its past of slavery, he would be ashamed to immediately go to a new state, he feels that he does not deserve another. While the second, rudeness in revenge for its past servility, reveals a willingness to kowtow to the new idol.

Person is given to become an executioner in the same way as this does not become them. Ultimately the choice is ours.

With a predatory swiftness regaining nature reclaimed it once the land!

Simplicity is the absolute result of the consciousness of internal usefulness.

... the person has another opportunity to be happy is the ability to enjoy other people's happiness. But adults rarely retain this ability.

The man who had everything and then lost everything, even forty years, feels as if he has. A man who was poor and then became rich, even forty years, feels as if he is a beggar.

Although many men in our age have become chattier women, women in General still remain quite talkative beings.