Character: Dwight Enis

- The man with the most exquisite taste can change the taste if it in what does not deny.
As courage? asked Ross.
- So.

If her husband failed to win a wife with kindness, compassion, attention and affection, he should do without it.

When I see hundreds of children coming into this world among the poverty, misery and hardship, are receiving some kind of inept midwife, unable to help his mother, snacking on the teeth of the umbilical cord when she gives the child a drop of gin, not the food, and all of these children, or nearly all, from the beginning, from the first months of life, no matter what happens later, is perfect in every way, it is very strange to observe the paradox of a child from a rich family, who was the father of the child surrounded with care and attention, like a Princess and he is flawed, sick enough to heal it above human forces.

I have often seen love overcome the disease only through the will to survive. I believe the mind is far more impact on health than we think, and it makes no sense to speak the truth, if this truth is never true until it happens.

Sometimes people compromise to get at least part of the desired.

- People are inherently disgusting, even when talking about himself.
- I think the truth is that man is imperfect. Never responds to his own ideals. Whatever purpose he may choose, it will always find original sin.

When you write a story about the current times, it will probably be to look at the history of the two revolutions. In the French revolution and the English revolution of Methodism. Some are looking for freedom, equality and brotherhood among people, others are looking for freedom, equality and brotherhood before God.

- I strongly dislike, Yes?
Dwight blushed.
- You really think so?
- And you once gave me a chance to think otherwise?
- If I feel you dislike... because she prevented me from work sometimes every day for the past year and a half, if this is hostility... If I'm not able to forget your voice, bending your neck, or the light shimmering in her hair... If this is hostility... the Desire to hear that you're married and the fear to hear that you're married... Resentment on your indulgence, the idea that you have for me... - he stopped, unable to finish the sentence. - Probably you will be able to determine the cause of these symptoms.

The person should be confident and know their place.

I would not assume conceit restricted to one sex...

Human nature is infinitely varied and contradictory, so that any treatment consists of patient experiment with a series of trial and error, where the doctor often plays the role of a spectator who watches the battle unfolding in front of his eyes, and no help from the outside is not even a quarter of the power of the restorative powers of the body, and pills and medicine often harm rather than help.

Sometimes strong serving in the other world, and the weak survive.
(Sometimes a strong surrender and the weak will survive.)

I think insanity is not a moral flaw, not inherited, and misfortune that happens to the best of us.

Anger is not always destructive. It can be good if properly directed.