Dans un mois, dans un an Quotes

“She said she didn't love him, and he said it didn't matter, and the poverty of their words brought tears to their eyes.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“It is a known fact that every man's heart is set on having a daughter.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Curiosity is the beginning of wisdom.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“What we love we may also despise.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“She'd like to be indispensable; that's what every woman wants...”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“We are born crying, and for good reason,' he reflected. 'And the rest of our lives is bound to be a muted reiteration of that cry.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“There is a certain kind of stupidity reserved for women's dealings with men.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“For unhappiness has nothing to teach, and resignation is ugly.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Writing takes a pen, a sheet of paper and, to start with, just the shadow of an idea.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“He had always known that he was the lover and she was the object of love.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Whenever he had spoken of love, she had spoken of love's brief duration. 'A year, or even two months from now, you won't love me anymore.' Josée was the only person he knew who had a real consciousness of time. Everyone else, including himself, was driven by some very fundamental instinct to try, or pretend, to believe that love could last and solitude be dispelled forever.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Neither one of them hesitated to translate feeling into action, when an opportunity arose.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“We make our own symbols, after the event has passed and begun to spoil.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Nothing becomes some women more than the prick of ambition. Love, on the contrary, may make them very dull.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“The happiness is real, and the love is not.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Summer fell upon Paris, with everyone still intently following his own subterranean course of passion or habit and looking up like a startled creature of the night at the blazing June sun. Now, all of a sudden, there was an impelling necessity to go away, to give a continuation or a meaning to the winter that had just gone by.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Happiness is always subject to slander.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“his conscience washed clean by happiness.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“He was in that stage of love–and of liquor–where one is completely taken up with oneself, and can get along very well without the other party.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Nicole had put on weight. This is the effect which, in three cases out of four, unhappiness has upon women. The process of eating guarantees at least the health of the body.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“He was stabbed by memory, that tyrant which impinges upon our dreams and leaps at out throat as soon as we awaken.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“The fame isn't something that comes up suddenly,; it comes in slowly. It comes out in a shape of fact, which, whoever is concerned, considers it significant”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“We make our own symbols, especially when the things get bad.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“When we dream about something like some immensely clear joy, we don't even notice little, but far more effective possibilities in which we could reach it”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“God help us!' Josée thought. 'Here we have one of those regular biblical women! She thinks that a baby will win back her man.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“...a misfortune learns us nothing and those, who give themselves to it, become misshapen.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Know this, sir, that for one women a specified time is a specified time. After a while sometimes is still time. But before a specified time there's never a time”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“To some women nothing fits better than the onset of ambition. Love makes them passive”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“Sėkmė pirmiausia reikalauja darbo ir drausmės, visi tai žino.”
― Françoise Sagan, Dans un mois, dans un an

“…людей в основном интересуют в других только глаза, да и то чтобы видеть в них собственное отражение.”
― Франсуаза Саган, Dans un mois, dans un an