Book: The good wife. Page 2

Girls are so strange; you never know what they mean. They say "no" when they want to say Yes and drive a man crazy just for fun.

Often in our relationships with those who we are just closer and more expensive, there is a restraint that is difficult to overcome.

I never mad at you. You need two flint to strike fire, you're cold and soft as snow.
- You don't know what I'm capable of; the snow also burns and causes fever, if you know how to use it.

Love is more powerful usurper than even Napoleon.

Freedom is the seasoning that is especially dear to boyish souls.

Simple, sincere people seldom speak about their piety: it is manifested in deeds rather than in words, and affects others more than a sermon or solemn Declaration.

- You're like a chestnut, prickly outside, but silky-smooth on the inside, with a sweet kernel; you only need to get to him. Someday love will make you show your heart, and then the spiny shell will disappear.
Chestnuts open on the cold, mA'am, and you need to shake the tree that they fell.

Much easier for me to risk my life for a man than to be nice to him, when I don't want it.

I rarely give advice, if not have learned in their practicality.

People love to be entertained, not taught. In our days morality has bad sales.

Marital life requires an endless love and limitless patience.

But Amy had yet to realize that the beauty of the soul not sold for money, and what high position does not mean nobility, and that a truly good education can not hide even the appearance homeliness.

Her mind developed earlier than heart and she preferred literary characters are real heroes. The first could be locked in a drawer, the handle was much more difficult.

Who loves, the less he sees.