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Paris QUOTES

Paris QUOTES

1 " Paris. City of love. City of dreams. City of splendour. City of saints and scholars. City of gaiety.
Sink of iniquity.
In two thousand years, Paris had seen it all. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

2 " However much you may fall in love, do not waste that love on a woman who is not considerate in return. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

3 " Love might come suddenly, unsought, from a place not looked for, and stay for a while before departing into the distance, to a place where it cannot be reached. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

4 " The fault in his son lay not in his nature, which was honorable, but in his perceptions, which were limited. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

5 " For the French army was going to war. In taxis. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

6 " when men believed too strongly, it made them cruel. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

7 " About the nobles—not just de Cygne, all of them. They don’t care. Just remember that. Do what you have to do with them, because they have the power. I don’t know if they’ll always have it, but they do now, and they’ll have it as long as you live, my son. So don’t ever go against them. But just remember, no matter what they say, don’t ever trust them. Because they don’t care about you, and they never will, because you’re not one of them.” He "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

8 " Aunque tuvo otros pretendientes, nunca encontró a ninguno que le interesara. —Su padre se encogió de hombros—. Es una mujer atractiva, pero demasiado independiente». Marc "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

9 " Brothers who are alive today, when we are gone, do not be hard, but pity us Beg God’s forgiveness for us now, that He may sooner pity you, when you are dust. It "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

10 " Small wounds are healed by time, but time can only bandage great wounds, which continue to bleed in secret. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

11 " —Dicen que los poetas y los intelectuales son los mejores terroristas "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

12 " Las calles tenían nombres descriptivos, acordes a sus condiciones y uso, como Pute-y-Muse (Puta Perezosa), Merdeuse (Mierdosa), Tire-Boudin (Tira-Vergas) y otros incluso peores. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

13 " Hay muchas clases de mujeriegos. A unos los mueve la vanidad o un sentimiento de poder; a otros, la avidez. Luc actuada movido por un simple motivo: una insondable curiosidad. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

14 " El resultado es una forma parecida al tronco de un árbol envuelta en una capa, de la que surge una gran cabeza con un cuello recio como el de un toro. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

15 " Supongo que la gente no ha parado de alterar las normas desde que los griegos inventaron la democracia o, incluso, desde que el hombre inventó la rueda. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

16 " but there was no need. For at that "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

17 " Los antiguos griegos lo llamaban la tragedia del hibris. El rey que peca de exceso de orgullo recibe el castigo de los dioses. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

18 " El amor podía llegar de repente, sin presentirlo, del sitio más inesperado, y quedarse un tiempo antes de alejarse hacia un lugar inalcanzable. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

19 " frowned, "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris

20 " —Que tengamos diferentes puntos de vista no implica que tengamos que ser enemigos, ¿sabes? Sea como sea, las cosas no son tan simples. "

― Edward Rutherfurd , Paris