Author of quotes: Stendhal. Page 2

- Here they are, these women! ' repeated Monsieur de renal. - Always have them there something is wrong. They are a bit too cleverly arranged.

If I want them to respect me and I respect myself, I must give them to understand that it is only my need enter into the transaction with their wealth, and my heart is a thousand leagues from their arrogance and at a height where it can't hurt, miserable, insignificant signs of their neglect or mercy.

Fortunately, she remembered the counsel which she once upon a time, before the wedding, read her aunt, - instruction of how dangerous to be Frank with her husband, who in the end how did the Lord his wife.

One evening, after his all day, hated it and gave myself a promise to stay with him even colder, even harsher than usual, she suddenly told him that she loved him.

The requirement of a debt is harsh, my friend, but if it was easy to run, in what would be the heroism?

He was one of the most brilliant young men in Roman society, and also wore the title of Prince; but, if he was given to read some novel, he on the twentieth page would throw away the book, saying that he had a headache; in the eyes of Vanino that was a big drawback.

But in the end it is better to write the wildest absurdities, than send to the gallows at least one person.

At all times baser Sancho Paz will always take precedence over the sublime of don Quixote.

Terrible trouble until he came.

And when a person is completely convinced of his innocence, to evade court - the greatest cowardice.

One divorce, punishing the husband for his despotism, protects against thousands of bad marriages.

There are two adversity: misfortune unsatisfied passions and the misfortune of mortal anguish.

Man humiliates a long siege; woman, on the contrary, it covers with glory.

Women prefer feelings to the mind; it's very simple: because because of our stupid traditions they are not vested in the family no matter, the mind is never useful to them, and they never convinced of his suitability for anything.