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We have put together a list of some of the best Quotes that Written by Alfred de Musset
Alfred De Musset
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Taxes Are A Universal Burden In Moral As Well As In Civil Life. There Is Not A Pleasure, Social Or Otherwise, Which Is Not Assessed By Fate At Its Full Value!
Fate
Moral
Pleasure
The Blood Of My Motherland Waters A Magic Plant That Cures All Ills. That Plant Is Art, And Sometimes Art Needs Corruption As A Kind Of Fertilizer
Art
Blood
Water
Look At The Sun! It’s Dry, It’s Dead, It Needs A Drink, It Wants Blood! And I’ll Give It Blood!
Blood
Giving
Needs
Disgrace Is The Synonym Of Discovery.
Discovery
Disgrace
Synonym
Repartee Is Altogether A Natural Endowment, And Is The Lightning Of The Mind.
Mind
Lightning
Natural
Christianity Ruined Emperors, But Saved Peoples.
Christianity
Emperor
Ruined
What A Frightful Weapon Is Human Thought! It Is Our Defense And Our Safeguard, The Most Precious Gift That God Has Made Us. It Is Ours And It Obeys Us; We May Launch It Forth Into Space, But, Once Outside Of Our Feeble Brains, It Is Gone; We Can No Longer Control It.
Space
Brain
Gone
I Can't Help It, The Idea Of The Infinite Torments Me.
Ideas
Helping
Infinite
It Was One Of Those Somber Evenings When The Sighing Of The Wind Resembles The Moans Of A Dying Man; A Storm Was Brewing, And Between The Splashes Of Rain On The Windows There Was The Silence Of Death. All Nature Suffers In Such Moments; The Trees Writhe In Pain And Twist Their Heads; The Birds Of The Fields Cower Under The Bushes; The Streets Of Cities Are Deserted.
Pain
Rain
Men
Is Is True That Dictators Never Dream Because They Can Change Their Smallest Fantasies Into Realities If They Want To?
Dream
Reality
Want
Vanity And Dignity Are Incompatible With Each Other; Vain Women Are Almost Sure To Be Vulnerable.
Vanity
Dignity
Vulnerable
A Lively Retrospect Summons Back To Us Once More Our Youth, With Vivid Reflex Of Its Early Joys And Unstained Pleasures.
Joy
Vivid
Retrospect
Born: December 11, 1810
Died: May 2, 1857
Occupation: Dramatist
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