Laura Quotes
Laura
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“In my case, self-absorption is completely justified. I have never discovered any other subject quite so worthy of my attention.”
― Laura
― Laura
“My mind was clear and penetrating at the time, for it was midnight, the hour at which I am most brave and most free.”
― Laura
― Laura
“It's when you have friends that you can afford to be lonely. When you know a lot of people, loneliness becomes a luxury.”
― Laura
― Laura
“Then, as the final contradiction, there remains the truth that she made a man of him as fully as man could be made of that stubborn clay. And when that frail manhood is threatened, when her own womanliness demands more than he can give, his malice seeks her destruction. But she is carved from Adam's rib, indestructible as legend, and no man will ever aim his malice with sufficient accuracy to destroy her.”
― Laura
― Laura
“Why do you lie to me, darling? You know that I’ll stick with you to the end.”
I picked up a cigarette. He hurried to light it. “Don’t do that,” I said.
“Why not?”
“You can’t call me a murderer and light my cigarette.”
― Laura
I picked up a cigarette. He hurried to light it. “Don’t do that,” I said.
“Why not?”
“You can’t call me a murderer and light my cigarette.”
― Laura
“He wanted to protect his precious stick from my profane hands, so he brought out his malice without the garments of wit or beauty.”
― Laura
― Laura
“the gentlemanly arts were not nearly so useful as proficiency in double-dealing, bootlicking, and pushing yourself ahead of the other fellow.”
― Laura
― Laura
“Se preguntó con temor si la soledad tenía que ser la inevitable compañera de la sensibilidad”
― Laura
― Laura
“Su enigma privado era respecto a la respuesta de esa pregunta que siempre atormentó a los enamorados: "¿Qué pudo ver ella en ese otro hombre?”
― Laura
― Laura
“He came of a race of drinkers who look contemptuously upon an alcoholic content of twelve percent, unaware that the fermented grape works its enchantments more subtly than the distilled spirits of grain. I do not imply that he was drunk; let us say, rather, that the Tears of Christ opened his heart.”
― Laura
― Laura
