The Maréchale (catherine Booth-Clibborn)

“For me, my thoughts are my prostitutes.””

— Unknown

“Bizim kadar budala olmayanları akıllı saymayız.””

— Unknown

“آدمی شربت دروغی را که در تملق او باشد یک جرعه می‌نوشد و حرف حق را که برایش تلخ است، قطره‌قطره. در ثانی، ما چاپلوسان قیافه‌مان حق به جانب و صادق است.””

— Unknown

“To rot under marble or to rot under earth is still to rot.””

— Unknown

“You spit on a petty thief, but you can't withhold a sort of respect from a great criminal. His courage bowls you over.His brutality makes you shudder. What you value in everything is consistency of character.””

— Unknown

“If one of them appears in company, he's a grain of yeast which ferments and gives back to everyone some part of his natural individuality. He shakes things up. He agitates us.””

— Unknown

“...qui siedo sempre come un maestoso cazzo fra duoi coglioni. [...I always sit here like a majestic prick between two balls.]””

— Unknown

“rien de plus nuisible que la vérité.””

— Unknown

“But nonetheless there is one person who is exempt from dancing the mime. And that’s the philosopher who has nothing and asks for nothing.””

— Unknown