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Platón - Protagoras
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... The poet, he replied, could never have made such a mistake as to say that virtue, which in the opinion of all men is the hardest of all things, can be easily retained. Well, I said, and how fortunate are we in having Prodicus among us, at the right moment; ...
Nietzsche Friedrich - Thus Spoke Zarathustra
[ GERMAN ESSAYS]
... around my thoughts, and even around my words, lest swine and libertine should break into my gardens! Passion for power: the glowing scourge of the hardest of the heart-hard; the cruel torture reserved for the cruellest themselves; the gloomy flame of living pyres. Passion for power: the wicked gadfly ...
London Jack - Burning Daylight
[ FICTION]
... and claiming the rite accomplished. But a group of five stood upright, backwoodsmen and frontiersmen, they, eager to contest any man's birthday. Graduates of the hardest of man-handling schools, veterans of multitudes of rough-and-tumble battles, men of blood and sweat and endurance, they nevertheless lacked one thing ...
Thoreau Henry David - Walden
[ ESSAYS]
... acquaintance which I cultivated with beans, what with planting, and hoeing, and harvesting, and threshing, and picking over and selling them -- the last was the hardest of all -- I might add eating, for I did taste. I was determined to know beans. When they were growing, I used to hoe ...
Kant Immanuel - Critique Of Judgment
[ MODERN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY]
... standpoint (which he can only determine by shifting his ground to the standpoint of others). The third maxim-that, namely, of consistent thought-is the hardest of attainment, and is only attainable by the union of both the former, and after constant attention to them has made one at home ...
Morris William - The Well At The World's End
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... came Richard, and if Blaise were glad, Richard was twice glad, and quoth he: "Said I not, Lord Blaise, that this chick would be the hardest of all to keep under the coop? Welcome to the Highways, Lord Ralph! But where is thine horse? and whence and whither is it ...
Machiavelli Niccolò - Discourses Upon The First Ten (books) Of Titus Livy
[ ITALIAN ESSAYS]
... things happens in those countries which live in servitude, and the more the good customs are lacking, the more rigorous is the servitude. And the hardest of all servitudes is that of being subject to a Republic: the one, because it is more enduring and the possibility of escaping from ...
Harold Frederic - The Market-place
[ OTHER LITERATURES]
... dark, mobile face. He hesitated a moment, and smiled a little. "You ask of me the sum of human wisdom," he said. "It is the hardest of all problems; no one solves it." Thorpe nodded his big head comprehendingly. "That's all the more reason why it ought to be solved," ...
Conan Doyle Arthur - The Stark Munro Letters
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... bad as they seem, and possibly lead to some higher end. The voices of the ill-used child and of the tortured animal are the hardest of all for the philosopher to answer. Good-bye, old chap! It is quite delightful to think that on one point at least we ...
Dickens Charles - The Uncommercial Traveller
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... it to myself in the most charming manner and with the greatest expression. Now and then, I raise my head (I am sitting on the hardest of wet seats, in the most uncomfortable of wet attitudes, but I mind it,) and notice that I am a whirling shuttlecock between a ...
Dumas Alexandre (padre) - The Black Tulip
[ FRENCH FICTION]
... not, in falling, crush those inestimable bulbs? had not he at least taken care to enclose them in a golden box, -- as gold is the hardest of all metals? Every trifling delay irritated him. Why did that stupid executioner thus lose time in brandishing his sword over the head of ...

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