Maxim Gorky Quotes

What Can You Do By Killing? Nothing. You Kill One Dog, The Master Buys Another-that's All There Is To It.

All That Is Called Destiny Or Fate Is None Other Than The Result Of Our Thoughtlessness And Our Mistrust Of Ourselves; We Should Know That All That Is Created On Earth Is Created By Its Sole Master And Laborer -- Man.

It Is Quiet Here And Restful And The Air Is Delicious. There Are Gardens Everywhere And Police Spies Lie In The Bushes. There Are Nightingales In Every Garden, But Police Spies Only In Mine, I Think. They Sit Under My Windows In The Darkness Of The Night And Try To Get A Glimpse Of How I Spread Sedition In Russia.

Everywhere, Within Man And Without, There Is Devastation, Instability, Chaos, And Evidence Of Some Prolonged Rout.

But I'm Not To Be Caught With Such Poor Bait! I'm A Big Fish, I Am.

It Is Quiet And Peaceful Here, The Air Is Good, There Are Numerous Gardens, And In Them Nightingales Sing And Spies Lurk Under The Bushes.

One Has To Be Able To Count If Only So That At Fifty One Doesn't Marry A Girl Of Twenty.

To An Old Man Any Place That's Warm Is Homeland.

In War It Is Necessary To Kill As Many People As Possible -- Such Is The Cynical Logic Of War. Brutality In A Fight Is Unavoidable; Have You Seen How Cruelly Children Fight In The Streets?

In The Maxim Of The Past You Cannot Go Anywhere.

Intellectual Force Is Qualitatively The First And Foremost Productive Force, And Concern For Its Rapid Growth Should Be The Ardent Concern Of All Classes.

Processing The Human Raw Material Is Naturally More Complicated Than Processing Lumber.