Character: Lord Illingworth. Page 3

Moderation is a fatal feeling. Only the extreme leads to success.

Ennobles man only by the intelligence.

The world is divided into two classes: those that believe in the incredible, simple mobile, and others do the impossible.
Another option:
The world is divided into two classes - one believe in the incredible, others do the impossible.

The only difference between the Saint and the sinner is that every Saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.

People always laughed at its own tragedies, is the only way to transfer them.

Every woman is a rebel, and usually in wild revolt against herself.
(Every woman is a rebel by nature, and it is only in revolt against itself.)

In society there are women who are only of two kinds: the plain and the coloured.

The woman is the picture. Man is the problem. If you want to know what is really a woman thinks, - and this, incidentally, is always a dangerous thing - look at it, but don't listen.

A man can't have success in life, if it does not support women, and women rule society.

Duty is what one expects from others, not ourselves.
(The sense of duty is what people want to see in others.)

Discontent is the first step to progress, both at the individual and the entire nation.

- Curious thing, plain women are always jealous of their husbands, beautiful, never.
- Beautiful women never have time. They are always so busy - jealous husbands.

And never in anything not to be on anyone's side, Mr. Kelvil. This is the beginning of sincerity, and her heels should be the seriousness and the human being becomes hopelessly boring.