Appearance
Life always leaves us bruised and battered, but in the end, those injured places will become our strongest places.
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It takes us two years to learn to speak, but sixty years to learn to shut up. Most of the time, the more we talk, the farther we are from each other, and the more conflicts we have. In communication, most people are always eager to express themselves, and speak out, but they don't understand the other party at all. It takes two years to learn to speak, and a lifetime to learn to shut up. Whether you understand or not, don't say more. Speak slowly when you are confused and calm. If you really have nothing to say, don't say it.
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A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
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There is nothing noble in being better than others; the real nobility is being better than your past self.
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Now is not the time to think about what you don't have, but what you can do with what you have.
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A man is not born to be defeated. You can destroy him, but you cannot defeat him.
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You can knock me down, but you will never defeat me. Knock me down means my body falls, but you will never defeat my heart.
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Despair is a sin.
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I have always believed that those who begin to live more seriously inwardly will also begin to live more simply in outwardly. In an age of luxury and waste, I hope to show the world how little human beings really need.
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Lovers should not quarrel. For there are only two of them, and the whole world is against them. If there is any difference between them, the world will conquer them.
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Every day is a new day. It's nice to be lucky, but I'd rather be absolutely perfect. That way, when luck comes, you're ready.
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All people are actually a whole. The misfortune of others is your misfortune. Don’t think that the death knell tolls for someone, it tolls for you.
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The mind becomes more rigorous and the appearance becomes simpler.
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It is very easy to be indifferent to everything during the day, but it is another matter at night.
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Life always leaves us scarred, but later on, those scars will eventually grow into our strongest parts.
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The reason why an iceberg looks majestic and magnificent in the sea is that only one eighth of it is above the water.
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When you love someone, you want to do something for them. You want to sacrifice yourself, you want to serve.
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Courage is grace under pressure.
Courage is grace under pressure.
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I can't stand the thought that my life is slipping away so quickly and I'm not really living it.
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It is foolish not to have hope.
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I feel for all those who don't want to go to bed. I feel for all those who want a light at night.
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It takes two years to learn to speak, and a lifetime to learn to shut up. Don’t say too much whether you understand or not. Speak slowly when you are upset or calm. If you really have nothing to say, don’t say it.
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The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them.
The best way to find out if someone is trustworthy is to trust them.
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Regret your mistakes,
And strive not to repeat the same mistakes.
This is true repentance.
Be regretting your own mistakes,
and strive not to repeat,
this is true repentance.
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In the affairs of life or of business, character tells so much more than intellect,not brains so much as heart, not genius so much as self-control, patience, and discipline, regulated by judgment.
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A man can be destroyed, but not defeated.
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Different youth, same confusion. However, youth will grow, confusion will dissipate. After the night, the sun will rise as usual!
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As long as you don’t care about gains and losses, is there anything in life that you can’t find a way to overcome?
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Age is my alarm clock
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Kilimanjaro is a mountain with snow all year round, 19,710 feet above sea level. It is said to be the highest mountain in Africa. The western peak is called "Oaki-Oai" by the Maasai people, which means the temple of God. Near the western peak, there is a dried and frozen leopard's body. No one has explained what the leopard is looking for in such a high and cold place.
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But none of these scars were new. They were as old as erosions in a fishless desert. Everything about him was old except his eyes, which were blue as the sea and cheerful and undefeated.
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I always believe that people who begin to live more seriously in their hearts will also begin to live more simply in appearance.
Regret your mistakes and strive not to repeat them. This is true repentance.
True nobility lies in being better than your past self.
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Courage is grace under pressure.
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Unless you are a bullfighter, no one's life is all about moving forward and never backward.
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Never travel with someone you don't love. Don't do any tricks to meet any kind of cliché.
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Man is not born to fail. A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
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The world kills the kindest, the gentlest, the bravest, without bias or preference.
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People are not born to be defeated.
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Although men and women love each other, they often want to be alone for a while. Once they separate, they will inevitably arouse the suspicion of the other party.
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Fear of death increases in exact proportion to increase in wealth.
A person's fear of death is directly proportional to the growth of his wealth.
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I hate cramps, it's my body's betrayal of itself.
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If you do everything too long and start too late, you can't expect people to stay there. People scatter.
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Fight until you die.
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If he lives by lying, he should try to die by lying.
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But then again, nothing is easy.
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In a sense, everything is killing each other. Fishing is killing me, but it also feeds me.
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① Being better than others is not noble. The real nobility is being better than your past self. ② Young people should have the composure of old people, and old people should have the spirit of young people. ③ Life always leaves us bruised and battered, but in the end, those injured places will become our strongest places.
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Everything kills everything else, just in different ways
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Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another.
Everyone's life ends the same way. The only difference between them is the details of how they live and how they die.
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The old man was thin and gaunt, with deep wrinkles on his neck. On his cheeks were brown spots, a benign skin cancer caused by the sun reflecting off tropical seas. The spots ran down the sides of his face, and his hands had deep scars from hauling big fish on the lines. But none of those scars were new. They were as old as erosions in a fishless desert. Everything about him looked old except his eyes, which were as blue as the sea and cheerful and undefeated.
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The world knocks everyone down, and then many people stand strong in the heartbreak.
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If you have the good fortune to have lived in Paris as a young man, it stays with you wherever you go for the rest of your life, for Paris is a moveable feast.
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It is awfully easy to be hard-boiled about everything in the daytime,but at night it is another thing.--Hemingway 海 明威
It's very easy to be indifferent to everything during the day, but it's a different story at night.
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You are tired to the bone.
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Lying drunk on the bed at night, I realized that life is just a drunken moment. When I woke up, I felt strangely excited, not knowing who I was sleeping with. In the dark, the world seemed so unreal and so exciting, so you had to pretend to be stupid and think that this was everything.
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All thinking men are atheists.
All those who think are atheists.
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I don't care what the world is like. I just want to figure out how to live in it. If you figure out how to live in the world, you might also figure out what the world is like.
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He scanned the sea and realized how lonely he was at that moment. However, he could already see the refraction of light in the dark deep sea, the fishing line stretching forward, and the strange rise and fall of the waves on the calm sea. At this moment, it seemed that the wind had gathered dark clouds. He looked forward and saw a group of wild ducks flying over the water, showing clear figures against the background of the sky, then blurring, and then becoming clear again. He understood that no one would feel lonely on the sea.
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Borrowing money is the beginning of begging.
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Never go on trips with anyone you do not love.
Don't travel with someone you don't love.
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陆地上空的云块这时候像山冈般耸立着,海岸只剩下一长条绿色的线,背后是些灰青色的小山.海水此刻呈现蓝色,深的简直发紫了.
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在战争中我观察了好久，并没有看到所谓神圣，光荣的事物。所谓牺牲，那就像芝加哥的屠宰场。只不过这里屠宰好的肉不是装进罐头，而是就地掩埋。
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你从一个地方跑到另一个地方，但你还是你。你没法从自己的身体里面逃出去。
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他朝海那边望去，这才发现他现在有多孤独。但他能看见深蓝色的海水中有几道光柱，钓索在前方伸延而去，平静的海面上波澜微微起伏。这时天上的云朵被信风吹得堆积起来，他朝前方望去，看见有群野鸭在水上四散飞着，忽而聚在一起，忽而又散开，他知道在海上人并不孤单。
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没有谁能像一座孤岛，在大海里独居。每个人都像一块泥土，连接成整块陆地。
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聪明人的快乐，是我所知道的最稀少的东西。
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最痛苦的事情是，在太爱一个人的过程中丧失了自我，忘记了你也很特别。（The most painful thing is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much, and forgetting that you are special too.）
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但是这就是巴黎早期的样子，那时候我们很穷，却很幸福。
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事非经过不知难
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By then I knew that everything good and bad left an emptiness when it stopped. But if it was bad, the emptiness filled up by itself. If it was good you could only fill it by finding something better.
那时候我就明白，不论是好事还是坏事，一旦结束，总会让人感到空虚。如果是坏事，这空虚感会自行消失，而如果是好事，你无法填补这空虚，除非发生更好的事。
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没有失败，只有战死！
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爱你时，觉得地面都在移动。
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在人生或者职业的各种事务中，性格的作用比智力大得多，头脑的作用不如心情，天资不如由判断力所节制着的自制，耐心和规律。
In the affairs of life or of business, it is not intellect that tells so much as character, not brains so much as heart, not genius so much as self-control, patience, and discipline, regulated by judgment.
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你若不统治别人，就只能被别人统治。
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他确信，只要他很想击败谁，就能击败谁
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偏执是件古怪的东西。偏执的人必然绝对相信自己是正确的，而克制自己，保持正确思想，正是最能助长这种自以为正确和正直的看法。
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我为我喜爱的东西大费周章，所以我才能快乐如斯.
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你知道春天永远不会消失，如同你知道河水结冰后还会再流淌，当凄风枯雨赶走春天之时，就像一个年轻人无缘无故地死去。
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你杀死它是为了自尊心，因为你是个渔夫。它活着的时候你爱它，它死了你还是爱它。如果你爱它，杀死它就不是罪过。也许是更大的罪过吧？
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我们无法消除恐惧，只能克制恐惧。
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他跟这个女人从来没有大吵大闹过，而他跟他爱上的那些女人却吵得很厉害，最后由于吵嘴的腐蚀作用，总是毁了他们共同怀有的感情：他爱得太深，要求得也太多，这样就把一切全都耗尽了。
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The world breaks everyone, and afterward, many are stronger at the broken places。生活总是让我们遍体鳞伤，但到后来，那些受伤的地方会变得更坚强。
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恕我不能站起来.（海明威给自己写的墓志铭）
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我只希望能得到希望
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“不坏，”他说，“痛苦对一个男子汉不算一回事。”
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As well as if a promontory were.
As well as if a manner of thine own
Or of thine friend's were.
Each man's death diminishes me,
For I am involved in mankind.
Therefore, send not to know
For whom the bell tolls,
It tolls for thee.
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黎明前总是特别冷。
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太顺利太好的事总是长久不了。
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我始终相信，开始在内心生活得更严肃的人，也会在外表上开始生活得更朴素。
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老人又一次梦见了狮子。
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他是个独自在湾流中一条小船上钓鱼的老人，至今已去了八十四天，一条鱼也没逮住。
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No man is an island,
Entire of itself.
Each is a piece of the continent,
A part of the main.
If a clod be washed away by the sea,
Motherland is the less.
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然而，在那些日子里，春天最后总是来临，但是使人心惊的是它差一点来不了。
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这条鱼还是很有本事，我看到鱼钩钩住了嘴角，而它却紧闭嘴巴。鱼钩的伤害算不得什么，饥饿的煎熬以及跟一个它一无所知的对象较量才是根本问题。
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我不懂，也不相信真有什么罪过。
或许杀鱼是罪过，我想是的，
即使我杀鱼是为了糊口，为了供应别人品尝海味。
那么，什么事都可以算是罪过了。
说到底，天生万物都在互相残杀，方式各不尽相同吧。
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他身上一切都老了，只有一双眼睛还像海水一般碧蓝，
总那么愉快，从不沮丧。
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你没有的东西不必去想他，现在不是时候。还是想想你有的东西，怎样把它们派点用处。
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我们生下来有什么就是什么，从来不需学会什么，我们从来不吸收任何新的东西。
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只要你不计较得失的话，人生还有什么不能想法子克服的？
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“也不知道为什么，上了年纪的人都醒的很早，大概是想多拥有一点时间吧。”
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我已经学会决不要把我的写作之井汲空，而总是在井底深处还留下一些水的时候停笔，并让那给井供水的泉源在夜里把井重新灌满。
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我知道你不是因为没把握而离开我的
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人类真正需要的的东西是非常之微少的。
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无论你成就如何，你的生活就是你的天赋所在。
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一个人能够作出多大努力，能够坚持到什么程度。
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每天都是新的一天，有好运比什么都强。
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他做出的选择是留在黑暗的深海，远远地逃离一切罗网、陷阱和诡计。
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风平浪静的大海上，每个人都是领航员。
但是，只有阳光而无阴影，只有欢乐而无痛苦，那就不是人生。
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谁都不是一座孤岛，能岿然独存。
不要去打听丧钟为谁而鸣;钟声超度的恰是你的亡灵。
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一个国家里有个统治阶级，愚蠢，什么都不懂，并且永远不会懂得。战争就是这样打起来的。
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人并不比飞禽走兽高明多少，
我可是宁愿化身为藏在海底的那众生。
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但是巴黎是一座非常古老的城市，而我们却很年轻，这里什么都不简单，甚至贫穷、意外所得的钱财、月光、是与非以及那在月光下睡在你身边的人的呼吸，都不简单。
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每一次都是新的开始，每一次要这么做的时候，他决不会去思考过去的丰功伟绩。
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Then I'll finally get to a true sentence and I can go on from there. It's easy then because there's always a true sentence that I know, or have seen or heard said. If I write with great care, as if someone were introducing or recommending something, I find I can just cut out the fancy decorations and throw them away and start with the first simple, true statement I've written.
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I am not afraid of the sun setting. I can look straight at it without feeling any darkness in front of my eyes.
In fact, the sunset is just as strong, but the morning light is too dazzling.
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He understood that no one is completely alone at sea.
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When spring comes, even if it's a false spring, there's nothing to do but find where to be most cheerful. The only thing that can spoil a day is people, and if you can avoid dating, every day is endless. It's always people who are an obstacle to your cheerfulness, unless they are very few people who are as beautiful as spring.
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The sun came out and all the worries disappeared like fog
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Love is a game, like bridge. But it's not about playing cards, it's about bidding. Just like bridge, you have to pretend you're betting money or something. No one mentions what the stakes are.
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The movement of an iceberg is so majestic because only one-eighth of it is above water.
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In Modern Warfare, you'll die pointlessly like a dog
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But sometimes, you will suddenly feel uneasy and become very alert. This emotion wakes you up from your sleep. Looking at the dawn quietly coming outside the window, you realize that everything around you has been shattered along with your dreams. You find yourself suddenly trapped in a lonely situation again, and along with the dawn comes the cruel and realistic reality. You have no choice but to face it.
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Luck comes in many different ways. Who can recognize it?
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This fish is more unpalatable than tuna, but then again, nothing is easy.
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Maybe as time goes by
You will learn something
What is going on in the world?
I don't care about that.
I just want to figure out how to live in it
Maybe if you knew how to live in the world
You will understand what is going on in the world.
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I don't care what's going on in the world, I just want to figure out how to live in it. Maybe when you figure out how to live in the world, you'll figure out what's going on in the world.
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I think of all the generations that have been confused by something, and always will be confused by something.
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There is nothing. noble in being superior to some other man. The ture nobility is in being superiou to your preyious self.
There is nothing noble about being better than others; the real nobility is being better than your past self.
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An egg broken from the outside is food, an egg broken from the inside is life
The external force is pressure, and the internal burst is growth.
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A coward can die a thousand ways, but a warrior can only die one.
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His shirt had been patched so many times that it looked like his sail, and the patches had been faded to many different shades in the sun.
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Everyone needs someone with whom he can talk openly and honestly. A person can be very brave, but he can also be very lonely.
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For whom the bell tolls, the bell tolls for you.
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These two shoulders are quite strange. Although the man is very old, his shoulders are still strong, and his neck is still strong. Moreover, when the old man falls asleep with his head drooping forward, the wrinkles are not very obvious.
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You expect to feel sad in the fall. Part of you dies every year when the leaves fall from the trees and the bare branches face the cold wind and harsh winter sun. But you know spring will come, just as you know a river will flow again after it freezes.
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Whenever he was alone, he could not help talking to himself.
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A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
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In the daytime, it's easy to pretend that nothing matters, but at night, there's no escape.
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There is nothing noble in being superior to some other man. The true nobility is in being superior to your previous self.
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He had never quarreled with this woman, but with the women he had loved, he had quarreled violently, and through the corrosion of quarrels, he always ended up destroying what they had. He loved too deeply and demanded too much, and everything was consumed by him.
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A person is not born to be defeated. A person can be destroyed but cannot be defeated.
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Waiting is also a kind of belief. The sea’s love is too deep, and time is too shallow.
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Enjoying life is making the most of your wealth and knowing when you have it.
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Things are too good to last.
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He no longer dreamed of storms, no longer dreamed of women, no longer dreamed of great events, no longer dreamed of big fish, no longer dreamed of fights, no longer dreamed of wrestling, no longer dreamed of his wife
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To regret one's mistakes and to strive not to repeat them is the true repentance. To be better than others is not noble; the true nobility is to be better than your past self.
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His talent was as natural as the arrangement of the grains on a butterfly's wings. At first, he did not notice his talent any more than a butterfly knows its wings, and he did not know when it had been washed away and damaged. It was only later that he began to notice his broken wings and their structure, and he began to understand that it was impossible to take off again, because the love of flying had disappeared, and all he could remember was how easy it had been to soar in the sky.
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"It's not bad," he said. "Pain is nothing to a man."
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Luck comes in many different ways, so who can tell which is which? But no matter what way it comes, I am willing to buy a little, and I will never bargain.
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In a calm sea, everyone is a pilot.
But there is only sunshine without shadow, only joy without pain,
That is not life. In the sober moments of life, under the shadow of sorrow and grief,
People are closest to their true selves.
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As long as you don’t care about gains and losses, is there anything in life that you can’t find a way to overcome?
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His hope and his confidence had never gone. But now they were freshening as when the breeze rises.
His hope and faith, which had never died out, were now as fresh as the first breath of the fresh breeze.
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He always despised people who were ruined. You didn't have to like it because you knew what it was. Nothing could fool him, he thought, because nothing could hurt him if he didn't care.
All right. He didn't mind dying now. The one thing he had always feared was pain. He could stand pain as well as anyone else, unless it lasted too long and wore him out, but here was something that had once hurt him so much that he couldn't stand it, but just when he felt something like that tearing him apart, the pain had stopped.
---154---
He thought. I never knew it was so comfortable. But what defeated you? He thought again.
"Nothing," he said, raising his voice. "I have gone too far."
---155---
I like this passage very much! The eagle flies without applause. The grass grows without anyone caring about it. The wild flowers in the mountains are fragrant even without anyone appreciating them.
---156---
Good luck comes in many disguises and no one can recognize it.
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Instead of heading to Arusha, they turned left, and he deduced that they had enough fuel, and down he saw a moving pink cloud, drifting across the land, like the first snow in a sudden storm, and he knew the locusts were coming from the south. They began to climb, as if they were heading east, and then it got dark, and they came into a storm, with heavy rain, as if they were crossing a waterfall, and suddenly they emerged from the storm, and Konbi turned and grinned at him, pointing ahead, as far as he could see, as big as the world, majestic and towering, incredibly white in the sun, the square top of Kilimanjaro. He knew then that was where he was going.
---158---
'But man is not made for defeat,' he said. 'A man can be destroyed but not defeated.'
---159---
"I told the kid I was a queer old man," he said, "and now I'm going to prove it."
---160---
Every day is a new day, and good luck is good, but I'd rather be accurate. Then when luck comes, you'll be prepared.
---161---
It takes us two years to learn to speak, but sixty years to learn to shut up. Most of the time, the more we talk, the farther we are from each other and the more conflicts we have.
---162---
假如天使离开穹苍，带给你美酒佳酿；感谢他的用心良苦，去把它倒进阴沟让它们流淌。
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每一个人都被世俗所伤，而之后那些被伤害之处多半会变得更坚强。
---164---
我总是不想知道太多。这样的话，不论发生什么，我都不会是泄密的那个人
---165---
“不过人不是为失败而生的，”他说,“一个人可以被毁灭，但不能被打败。”
---166---
There is never any ending to Paris and the memory of each person who has lived in it differs from that of any other.We always return to it no matter who we were or how it was changed or with what difficulities, or ease, it could be reached.
---167---
那是在欧洲，我们认为葡萄酒是一种像食物一样有益于健康的正常饮料，也是能使人愉快、舒畅和喜悦的伟大的赐予者。喝葡萄酒不是一种讲究派头的行为，不是一种矫揉造作的标志，也不是一种时尚；它和吃饭一样自然，而且在我看来和吃饭一样不可缺少，因此我无法想象吃一顿饭而不喝葡萄酒或者连一杯苹果汁或啤酒都不喝。
---168---
我不在乎学到的到底是什么，也不在乎世界是怎么回事，我只想知道我怎么才能在世界之中立足，在世界中生活。也许在你懂得了的时候，也就弄懂了世界。
---169---
丧亲之痛和幸福祝愿彼此相接，使我们一会儿伤心，一会儿高兴，甚至死亡本身也会使生命更加可亲。在人生清醒的时刻，在哀痛和伤心的阴影之下，人们离真实的自我最接近。
---170---
世界上最大的勇气，是压力下的优雅
---171---
在施轮兹，圣诞节那天，雪是那么晶莹闪耀，你从小酒店望出去，刺得你眼睛发痛，你看见每个人都从教堂往自己的家里走。就在那儿，他们肩上背着沉重的滑雪板，走上松林覆盖的陡峭的群山旁的那条给雪橇磨得光溜溜的、尿黄色的河滨大道，就在那儿，他们从玛德莱屋上面那道冰川的长坡上一路滑下，那雪看来平滑得像蛋糕上的糖霜，轻柔得像粉末，他记得阒无声息的滑行，速度之快，使你仿佛像一支飞鸟从天而降。
---172---
他的心灵上已被脂肪包围，久不适用的天赋，终已泯灭。
---173---
所有人是一个整体，别人的不幸就是你的不幸。所以不要问丧钟是为谁而鸣，它是为你而鸣。社会是一艘大船，所有人都在同一艘船上，当船上有一个人遭遇不幸的时候，很可能下一个就是你。所以，永远不要对别人的不幸和苦难无动于衷，雪崩面前没有一片雪花是无辜的
---174---
他觉得他也许已经死了。他把两只手并拢，摸摸手掌心。它们是不死的，他只要把手张开合拢，就可以感受到生命的痛楚。他把背脊靠在船尾，他知道自己没有死。他的肩膀告诉了他。
---175---
他虽然有才能，但是因为弃而不用，因为出卖了自己，也出卖了自己所信仰的一切，因为酗酒过度而磨钝了敏锐的感觉，因为懒散，因为怠惰，因为势利，因为傲慢和偏见，因为其他种种缘故，他毁灭了自己的才能。
---176---
栗树叶纷纷掉落，只剩下光秃黝黑的枝干。就连葡萄园也没能逃脱这种厄运，枝叶早早地颓败了。乡间处处都被这场秋雨濡湿浸润，烙上了萧索的秋韵。水汽在低处的河上凝结成雾，在高处的山间舒卷成云。
---177---
做人只能过一天算一天，只有当天才能作数。只要天还没黑，就还是今天，到了明天，就又是一个今天。这辈子他懂得的道理，就数这一条最重要了。
---178---
这就是道德吧——有些事事后会让你受到内心的谴责
---179---
要沉着，要坚强，老头儿！
---180---
The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places.
---181---
大部分人对海龟都很冷酷，把一只海龟剖杀以后，它的心脏还要跳动几个小时，可人们并不以为然。
---182---
每个人生下来都要从事某项事业，每一个活在地还应上的人都有自己生活中的义务。
---183---
人可以失败，但不可以被击败
---184---
闹铃却是我的年龄
---185---
“跟它们斗，”他说，“我要跟它们斗到死。”
---186---
“断了或许很可惜，”比尔说。“你总是会爱上别的人，这一来就没事了。爱上她们可以，但别让她们毁了你。要是你娶了她，那就得娶她一家子。”
---187---
并不是每件事都有解释的
---188---
一个人并不是生来要给打败的
---189---
最冷的冬天是旧金山的夏天
---190---
我不知道。所有事情都不好笑了。一点都不。
---191---
你杀死这条鱼并不光为了养活自己和卖给别人做食物，他想。你为了自尊心而杀死它，也因为你是一个渔夫。
---192---
我所经历的这些情况，无数个夜晚以及奔波于昼夜交替的日子，我很想把它们都说给教士听，并告诉他，白天如果不显得清爽寒冷，那它就不如夜晚好。但这些感受我真的很难说出来，说也说不清楚，似乎只能供自己意会了。
---193---
他想，可是我一定要想。因为我剩下的只有想想了。
---194---
And if you stop complaining and asking for what you never will get, you will have a good life.
如果你停止抱怨，不再追求你永远都得不到的东西，你就可以过上好日子。
---195---
所有至深的邪恶,都来源于纯真。
All things truly wicked start from an innocence.
---196---
他知道，只要他真的想赢，不管是谁他都能打败。
---197---
爱得不够和根本不爱是一回事。
---198---
一个人不是生来就给打败的 你尽可以消灭他 可就是打不败他
---199---
冰山在海里移动很是庄严宏伟，这是因为它只有八分之一露出在水面上。
---200---
But I try not to borrow. First you borrow. Then you beg.“
不过我不想借钱。第一步是借钱。下一步就要讨饭啰。”
---201---
从一个地方挪到另一个地方，心灵却始终得不到解脱，到哪里去都是无关紧要的。
---202---
第一稿永远是一堆臭狗屎。
---203---
当你停止做使你快乐的事情的时候，你就和死亡无异了。
---204---
真正的英雄不是胜利在望时的勇敢者，而是明知前路坎柯或者结局注定失败却仍然无畏向前的人
---205---
假如你有幸在巴黎度过青年时代，那么，在此后的生涯中，无论走到哪里，巴黎都会在你心中。因为，巴黎是一个流动的圣节。
---206---
他想，这一回它们可把我打败了。我已经上了年纪，不能拿棍子把鲨鱼给打死。但是，只要我有桨，有舵把，我一定要想办法去揍死他们。
---207---
每年叶子从树上掉落，光秃的树枝迎着寒风和凛冽的冬天的阳光，这时你身子的一部分就死去了。但是你知道春天总会来到，正如你知道河水冰结了又会流淌一样。
---208---
“你真怪，怎么进了意大利军队。”
“也不是真正的军队。只是救护车队罢了。”
“不过还是很怪。你为什么这样做？”
“我也不知道，”我说。“并不是每件事都有解释的。”
---209---
最棒的人拥有对美的感受、冒险的勇气、说实话的纪律、牺牲的能力。讽刺的是，他们的美德让他们成为弱势，他们时常受伤，有时候甚至会被摧毁。
---210---
一个作家最好的早期训练是不愉快的童年。
---211---
真理是上帝的另外一个名称。
---212---
我们曾经吃着美味的廉价食物，喝着够劲儿的廉价酒，在一起睡得又暖又好，那时我们深爱着对方。
---213---
也许你根本就写不出什么来，而那才是你迟迟不肯动笔的原因。
---214---
这世界很美好，值得我们去奋斗。
---215---
真正的高贵不是优于别人，而是优于过去的自己。
---216---
如果说每一滴水都代表一个祝福，我要送你一片海洋。
如果说每一朵鲜花代表一个爱情，我要送你一片花园
如果一棵树代表一个希望，我送你一片森林。如果一弯新月代表一缕思念，我送你整个天空，,如果一缕阳光代表一丝温暖,我送你一个太阳。
---217---
Everything about him was old except his eyes and they were the same color as the sea and were cheerful and undefeated.
他身上的一切都显得古老，除了那双眼睛，它们象海水一般蓝，是愉快而不肯认输的。
---218---
太阳一升起，悲哀就像雾一样的消逝了
---219---
世界上的每个人都在迷茫，我只是 安慰自己，有一个上帝安坐天堂。
---220---
回到房间，跟着去食堂喝了一杯咖啡。淡灰色的咖啡，加了些炼乳，很甜。窗外天气晴朗，阳光四射，正是一个典型的可爱的春天的早晨。鼻子似乎嗅到了一种干燥的气味，天气看来要变得很热了。这天我去群山间的车站看了看，等回到镇上，天色已经很晚了。
---221---
可我还是要让他瞧瞧一个人有什么样的能耐，一个人有多么能忍耐
---222---
贫穷的人往往富于仁慈。
---223---
I will stay with you until I dead.
---224---
我们用两年学会了说话，却要用一辈子去学懂说话
---225---
愿我在遇到第二个你前死去
---226---
World is a fine place and worth fighting, but I agree with the secong part.
世界很美好，值得我们为之奋斗，但我只同意后半句。
---227---
我一直在爱着你。你不会理解的，这是我生活中的一件大事。那是一股巨大的强劲的潜流。就像一条河。潜流不断地往前涌去，而清风只在河面上激起白色的浪花，使得河流看上去好像在流向另一个方向。但只要你稍加留意就会知道，白色的浪花仅仅是在水面上。而在水下，潜流奔涌向前，总是这样。
---228---
顺着这条航线行你的路吧，事情来了就承担下来。
---229---
她走起路来像小马驹一样笨拙，却有着小兽一般的优雅。
---230---
我不想吻你后说再见，我想吻你后说晚安。这两者可完全不同。
---231---
Courage is grace under pressure.
---232---
小镇外的高山上曾有一片橡树林，我们刚来时，正是夏日，林木繁茂，但由于炮火的摧残，现在地面上只剩下一些残枝断木了。
这年秋末的一天，我在一块空地上踱步，这块空地曾经也是一片林地。天空中有一大片云正朝山顶飞来，很快，太阳就被厚厚的云层吞噬，大地一片阴暗。接着就是许许多多的小片云朵纷纷落下来，落在山头，落在我们身上：正是下雪了。雪花扬扬洒洒，刹那间就把大地铺得很厚实，天地一片苍茫，蔚为大观。地上的残枝断木裹上了厚厚的一层雪，显得更加突出，就连大炮的钢铁身躯也披上了白色外衣。由战壕通向便所的雪地上，早由一些人踏出了一条条小路来。
---233---
现在不是想你什么东西没带来的时候。想一想用你现有的东西可以做的事儿吧。
---234---
那时的巴黎对我，是一个流动的圣节。
---235---
The most painful thing is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much, and forgetting that you are special too.
最痛苦的无非是在深爱一个人的过程中失去了自我，而忘记了自己其实也是特别的。
---236---
房子旁边种着一棵紫藤，紫色浓郁。房屋有喷水池，有砌围墙的花园，园中种了很多树，林木茂盛，浓荫蔽日。
---237---
Never think that war,no matter how necessary nor how justified,it is not a crime.
任何战争都是罪恶，不管是否所谓必须，也无论是否所谓公正
---238---
“一想到生命迅速流逝，而我却没有真正生活过，我就无法忍受。” “除了斗牛士，没有一个人活得精彩。”
---239---
“哪一边会打赢？”
“意大利。”
“为什么？”
“这是个比较年轻的国家。”
“年轻的国家总能打赢吗？”
“一度是这样的。”
“然后又怎么样呢？”
“他们也成了比较老的国家了。”
---240---
“这真是用来祝酒的好酒，亲爱的。喝这样的酒不能动感情，否则就品尝不出味来了。”
---241---
上了年纪的人特别怕孤单，他想，可打鱼的总有一个人独处的时候。
---242---
我们人生的终极价值不取于获胜的方式，而取决于毁灭的形态。
---243---
城里有那么多树木，你每天都能看到春天在来临，直到一夜暖风突然在一个早晨把它带来了。有时一阵阵寒冷的大雨会又把它打回去，这样一来似乎它再不会来了，而你的生活中将失去一个季节。
---244---
容易实现的那不算梦想，轻言放弃的他不是诺言，要想成功，就得接受挑战，才能迎接美好的明天。
---245---
“如果你足够幸运，年轻时候在巴黎居住过，那么此后无论你到哪里，巴黎都将一直跟着你。”
---246---
你没必要把我也毁了，对吧？我只是个爱你的中年女人，愿意去做你想做的事情。我已经被毁过两三次了。你不会再毁我一次吧。对吗？我想在床上把你毁上个几次。
---247---
"可一个人并不是生来就要给打败的"，他说，“你尽可把他消灭掉，可就是打不败他。”
---248---
好久以来，吃饭使他感到厌烦，因此从来不带午饭。他在小船上的船头上放着一瓶水，一整天只需要这个就够了。
---249---
“Thank you,“ the old man said. He was too simple to wonder when he had attained humility. But he knew he had attained it and he knew it was not disgraceful and it carried no loss of true pride.
“谢谢你了，”老人说。他心地单纯，不去捉摸自己什么时候达到这样谦卑的地步。可是他知道这时正达到了这地步，知道这并不丢脸，所以也无损于真正的自尊心。
---250---
你将在秋天感伤．当叶子从树上不断地掉落, 枝桠光秃秃地瑟缩在凛冽的北风中, 而残冬的阳光不再使人觉得温暖时, 你将年复一年地逐渐老去．但你知道, 春天将会到来, 就好象冰封的河流, 冰解后还会再流动一样．寒风无情地刮着, 春天被扼杀了, 这情绪就好比一个年青人, 无缘无故地死去
---251---
每样东西都杀死别的东西，不过方式不同罢了。打鱼虽然养活了我，同时也杀死我。是那孩子在养活我，他想。我不要太自骗自了。
---252---
希望和所有甜蜜
伴着痛楚和温柔的伤害搏动
就像你
消失在阴郁的黑暗
现在，你从夜色中现身，面容严肃
和我躺在一起
一把迟钝、冰冷、刚硬的刺刀
横在我火热跳动的灵魂之上
---253---
风平浪静的大海，每个人都是领航员。
但是，只有阳光而无阴影，只有欢乐而无痛苦，那就不是人生。以最幸福的人的生活为例--它是一团纠缠在一起的麻线。丧母之痛和幸福祝愿彼此相接，是我们一会伤心，一会高兴，甚至死亡本身也会使生命更加可亲。在人生的清醒的时刻，在哀痛和伤心的阴影之下，人们真实的自我最接近。
在人生或者职业的各种事务中，性格的作用比智力大得多，头脑的作用不如心情，天资不如由判断力所节制着的自制，耐心和规律。
我始终相信，开始在内心生活得更严肃的人，也会在外表上开始生活得更朴素。在一个奢华浪费的年代，我希望能向世界表明，人类真正需要的的东西是非常之微少的。
悔恨自己的错误，而且力求不再重蹈覆辙，这才是真正的悔
---254---
如果我喝腻了咖啡，没必要让人开枪打死我，我既不受伤，也不生病，戒了烟，只有一双袜子，自己晾睡袋。如果这样，那怎么办，兔子？
---255---
只有阳光而无阴影，只有欢乐而无痛苦，那就不是人生。以最幸福的人的生活为例，它是一团纠缠在一起的麻线。
---256---
饥饿是良好的锻炼，你能从中学到东西。而且只要人家不懂得其中的道理，你就超过他们了。
---257---
你活了半辈子，常常觉得生活似乎有点意义，但结果总是一无所有。
---258---
Paris is never finished, and the memories of everyone who has lived in Paris are different from those of everyone else. We always return there, no matter who we are, how she has changed, and no matter how difficult or easy it is to get there. Paris is always worth going to, and no matter what you give to her, you will always get something in return. But this was the situation of Paris in our early years when we were still very poor and very happy.
---259---
Man is not born to fail. A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
But man is not made for defeat...A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
---260---
A man is not born to be defeated. A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
---261---
The wind is our friend after all, he thought. Then he added: But only sometimes. And the sea, there are our friends and our enemies. The bed, he thought again. The bed is my friend. That's the bed, he thought. The bed will be a wonderful thing. It's very comfortable to go to bed after a defeat, he thought. I never knew it could be so comfortable. But what defeated you? he thought again.
"Nothing," he said in a loud voice, "I just went too far."
---262---
You can destroy him, but you can't defeat him.
---263---
It was like saying goodbye to a statue. After a while, I walked out, left the hospital, and walked back to the hotel in the rain.
---264---
In a calm sea, everyone is a pilot.
But all sunshine without shadow, all pleasure without pain, is no life. Take the life of the happiest man - it is a tangled ball of twine.
Bereavement and the wish for happiness, one after the other, make us sad and happy at one moment, and even death itself makes life more amiable. In the sober moments of life, under the shadow of grief and sorrow, people are closest to their true selves.
---265---
There is nothing noble in being better than others. The real nobility is being better than your past self.
Superior, noble, is not should, true nobility is in being superior to your previous self.
---266---
I took off my uniform and shirt one by one, and began to wash myself with a towel dipped in cold water from the basin. The whole room was quiet, and everything seemed to be slowly settling down in this silence, with only the sunlight outside the window flowing freely.
---267---
The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.
---268---
"When I was your age, I was already a sailor and sailed to Africa on a square-rigged ship. At that time, I often saw lions resting on the beach in the evening."
---269---
The child said to the old man, “I remember everything we did together, from the day I went out to sea with you.”
---270---
The world is a good place and worth fighting for.
---271---
That's morality, something that makes people hate themselves afterwards. Phew, that's what should be immoral.
---272---
There is no reason why you should see things differently in the dark than in the light.
---273---
Man is not made for defeat. A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
------Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea
Man is not born to be defeated. Man can be destroyed but not defeated.
---274---
Being better than others is not noble; being better than your former self is truly noble.
---275---
Man is not born to be defeated. You can destroy him, but you cannot defeat him!
---276---
Nothingness. It is all nothingness, and man is nothingness. All man needs is nothingness and light and cleanliness and order. Some live in it and never feel it, but he knows that it is all nothingness, and it is all for nothingness, nothingness, for nothingness. Our nothingness is in nothingness, nothingness is your name, and your kingdom is called nothingness, and you will be nothingness in nothingness, because it is nothingness. Give us this nothingness, our daily nothingness, nothingness is ours, our nothingness, because we are nothingness, our nothingness, we are all in nothingness, but save us from nothingness; for nothingness. Hail the nothingness that is all nothingness, nothingness is with you.
---277---
Man is not born to be defeated. You can destroy him but you cannot defeat him.
---278---
Everything about him was old except his eyes, and they were blue as the sea and cheerful and undefeated.
---279---
The world is a good place and worth fighting for. I agree with the second half of the sentence.
---280---
Actually, I planned to go to Abruzzi. There are roads frozen as hard as iron, the weather is sunny, dry and cold, and even the snow is like dry powder. You can see traces of hares, pheasants and other animals on the snow. When the farmers there see you, they will take off their hats and call you "master". Unfortunately, I didn't go to these places. I went to some cafes. They were all filled with the same smoke. With the effect of alcohol, people were dizzy and you had to stare at the wall to avoid fainting. When you are drunk and lying on the bed at night, you will feel that people should live their lives like this.
---281---
Man is not born to be defeated. A man can be destroyed but not defeated.
---282---
It was warm weather, and I walked in the alley under the shade of trees. The sunlight reflected from the roadside walls made me feel warm all over, even to my heart. We still lived in the old house, which had not changed much from before and looked familiar. However, some days that had passed could never be recovered.
---283---
If a typhoon is coming, if you are at sea, you can see the signs a few days in advance. People on the shore cannot see them because they don't know how to observe.
---284---
Maybe I'm not as strong as I think I am.
---285---
I can't just collapse and die at the hands of a fish.
---286---
I think I might be able to borrow it, but I try not to. The first step is to borrow money, the next step is to beg.
---287---
Don't travel with someone you don't love.
---288---
I have this feeling: it’s like I’m having a recurring nightmare and I’ve gotten through it and now I have to start over again.
---289---
A person who works and gets satisfaction from his work will not be troubled by poverty.
---290---
As far as the eye can see, the fields are green, the grapevines have sprouted, and leaves have grown on the branches on both sides of the road. The new green is pressing, and spring is in full swing. The sea breeze blows slowly from afar, which is particularly refreshing. I see that the town is surrounded by hills and castles, like a cup. Beyond the cup are those brown mountains, which are only vaguely dotted with green. Like the countryside, there are more guns in the town, and some new hospitals have been opened on the street. Walking on the street, you can occasionally meet some British soldiers and British women.
---291---
Life is always so we covered all over with cuts and bruises, but later, the injured area will become the strong place.
Life always leaves us bruised and battered, but in the end, those injured places will become our strongest places.
---292---
How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.
"How do you go bankrupt?" "There are two ways. One is gradual bankruptcy, and the other is sudden bankruptcy."
---293---
A hero can be destroyed but never defeated.
---294---
In the morning, I was awakened by the sound of artillery firing in the garden next door. The sun shone through the window, making the room very bright, so I got up. I went to the window and looked out. The dew in the garden had not dried up overnight, and even the path in the garden was wet. This scene made me feel very cool. The artillery fired twice, and each time the sound was very loud, as if the cannon was fired right above our heads, shaking the windows and the clothes in the room. The artillery was too close, and although you felt annoyed, you couldn't do anything about it. Fortunately, the caliber of the cannon was not very large. As I stood at the window and looked out, I could hear the sound of a truck passing by on the road. After getting dressed, I went downstairs to the kitchen and had some coffee as breakfast. Then I went to the garage.
---295---
If you truly love it and respect it, then killing it wouldn't be a sin, right? Or would it be a greater sin?
---296---
Man is never born to fail. Man can be destroyed but never defeated!
---297---
It is awfully easy to be hard-boiled about everything in the daytime, but at night it is another thing.
---298---
A person can be defeated but cannot be defeated.
---299---
Man is not born to be defeated. Man can be destroyed but cannot be defeated.
---300---
"But people cannot admit defeat. People can be destroyed, but they cannot surrender."
---301---
He thought, If you do everything too long and too late, you can't expect to find people still with you. They are all gone. The wine is gone, the music is over.
---302---
"It's a sign of cowardice."
"Can't you let a man die as easily as possible instead of scolding him? What's the point of your insulting me?"
---303---
Besides, pain is nothing to a person.
---304---
At sea, it is considered a virtue to cut down on unnecessary conversation, and the old man always agrees and respects this virtue.
---305---
All my life, the morning sun has always burned my eyes.
---306---
Everyone is afraid. It's just that the matador is able to suppress his fear, so he can tease the bull.
---307---
You have to keep a clear mind to know how to endure pain like a man, or like a fish.
---308---
When you're a kid hanging out with guys, you gotta be ready to kill
---309---
Since our fate has been determined and cannot be reversed, we have to do our best to hold on, right?
---310---
He concluded that as long as he wanted to win badly enough, he could defeat anyone.
---311---
Listen now. When people talk, listen completely. Don't be thinking what you're going to say. Most people never listen.Nor do they observe.
---312---
Hemingway wrote in "True Nobility": "Being better than others is not noble; true nobility is being better than your past self." Perhaps we do not have noble blood, nor can we be more beautiful than Hepburn, but life always has countless possibilities. We must always try our best to live out our own noble character and experience different lives. If we cannot do everything well, then we should first strive to become a better self, so that our life will be noble enough to shine in the dark night and illuminate our way to surpass ourselves.
---313---
When the boy came back, the old man was fast asleep in the chair, and the sun had gone down. The boy picked up an old army blanket from the bed and spread it over the back of the chair, covering the old man's shoulders. They were strange shoulders, very old, but still strong, and the neck was still strong, and when the old man fell asleep and his head fell forward, the wrinkles were not very obvious. His shirt had been patched so many times that it looked like his sail, and the patches had faded to many different shades in the sun. The old man's face was very old, and when his eyes were closed, there was no life in his face. The newspaper was spread across his knees, and it was held down by his arm in the evening breeze. He was barefoot.
---314---
But all sunshine without shade,all pleasure without pain,is not life at all.
---315---
He lay there for a long time with his face buried in his pillow, and after a while he stopped thinking about Prousden and finally fell asleep. He woke up in the middle of the night and heard the sound of the wind whistling in the hemlock forest outside and the sound of the lake lapping against the shore, and then fell asleep again. The next morning, the wind was strong and the lake was flooded to the shore. It took him a long time to wake up before he remembered that his heart was broken.
---316---
As long as you don't care about gains and losses, life is not what can not be overcome.
---317---
You know that spring will never die, just as water will flow after it freezes... just as a young person dies for no reason.
---318---
"Well, actually, age is my alarm clock," the old man said. "I really can't understand why old people wake up so early? Is it to make the days longer and live longer?" "I don't know either. I'm not old yet," the child said. "I only know that children like me sleep deeply and wake up late."
---319---
It is better to have loved and lost love than never to have loved at all.
---320---
These two shoulders are quite strange. The man is very old, but his shoulders are still very strong.
---321---
When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.
When someone is talking, just listen. Most people don't listen at all.
---322---
Never hesitate when faced with the opportunity to kiss a beautiful woman and open a bottle of whiskey.
---323---
Hemingway once said that it takes many people a lifetime to understand that what we really need is too little. Warm sunshine, fresh air, soft soil, these gifts from nature that can be obtained without fighting for them, but we spend our whole lives struggling to stay away from them.
---324---
It was not always that he lied because he had nothing true to tell. He had lived a life, and it was over, and he had lived it again, with different people and more money, in the best of the old places, and in new places.
---325---
As long as you are determined enough, you can defeat everyone.
---326---
In the darkness the old man felt the morning coming and as he rowed he heard the trembling sound of the flying fish as they left the water and the hissing of their wings as they soared through the darkness. He loved the flying fish very much for they were his main friends on the sea. He felt sorry for the birds, especially the little black terns that were always flying and always looking and seldom finding anything, and he thought that the birds had a harder life than we do, except for the birds of prey and the big strong birds. Why was the sea so cruel and why were birds like these petrels born so weak and delicate? The sea was kind and very beautiful. Yet she could be so cruel sometimes and so suddenly and these flying birds, dropping from the sky to feed, made their tiny, miserable cries, and they were too weak to live on the sea.
---327---
How can a woman know that what you say doesn't mean anything and you are just saying it out of habit and to make yourself more comfortable?
---328---
To be honest, he didn't need these girls per se. They seemed too complicated. What he wanted was something else. He didn't know what it was, but he vaguely felt that he needed a girlfriend, but he didn't want to spend too much energy on finding one. It sounded contradictory. Of course, it would be nice to find a girlfriend, and he would be very happy, but he didn't want to spend a lot of time looking for a girlfriend. He also didn't want to get involved in the trouble and intrigue. To compete with other men. If he had to pursue her, he wouldn't do it. He didn't want to lie anymore. It was not worth it.
---329---
It was not quite over yet. It was neither quite finished nor beginning. It was just as real as when it had happened, not erased, but in some ways more prominent. He was mortally ashamed, but worse than the embarrassment was the cold, empty fear that still existed in him, like a cold, slimy hole that took up all the space and squeezed all the confidence out of his body.
---330---
He no longer dreamed of storms; no longer dreamed of women; no longer dreamed of great events; no longer dreamed of big fish; no longer dreamed of fights; no longer dreamed of duels; no longer dreamed of his wife. He only dreamed now of places and lions on the beach. They played like kittens in the twilight. He loved them as much as he loved the child. He had never dreamed of the child.
---331---
His hope and faith, which had never died out, were now as fresh as the first breath of the breeze.
---332---
He didn't want any consequences. He just wanted to live without any consequences. He didn't want any consequences anymore. Besides, he didn't really need a girlfriend. Years of military life had taught him that it wasn't worth it to pretend that you had to have a girlfriend. Almost everyone did that. But it wasn't true. You didn't need a girlfriend.
---333---
Once you borrow the money, the next step is to beg for food.
---334---
The only source of real ridiculousness is affectation.
---335---
He had loved too deeply, demanded too much, and ended up exhausting his passion.
---336---
He felt that he could get through any crisis, because no matter what happened, as long as he didn't take it to heart, it couldn't hurt him.
---337---
How you make a living is where your talent lies.
---338---
When a woman says no, it means maybe; when a woman says maybe, it means yes.
---339---
No matter whose death I am, I am incomplete because I am inseparable from them.
Don't ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for you
---340---
Every man's life ends in the same way, the only difference is how he lives and how he dies. That is all the difference between people.
---341---
In an age of extravagance and waste. I wish i could show to the world how few the real wants of humanity are.
In an age of rampant materialism and extravagance, I hope to show the world how few real human needs are.
---342---
Hometown should be a place where people can’t even get enough food. Hometown should be a place where people are oppressed everywhere. Hometown should be a place full of extremely powerful evil forces and they have to fight against them. Hometown should be a place where you should not miss it anymore. This is the real hometown.
---343---
Take a break, little bird, then dive in and try your luck. It's the same with people, birds, and fish.
---344---
Even though it's unfair, I still want to show him what a man can accomplish and how much endurance he has.
---345---
No man is an island. Don't ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for everyone.
---346---
Hemingway said in "True Nobility" that "There is no nobility in being better than others. The real nobility is to be better than your past self."
---347---
If you are lucky enough to visit Paris when you are young, this experience will stay with you throughout your life, no matter where you go.
---348---
there isn't always an explanation for everything.
---349---
The story begins that summer. We lived in a house in the countryside, across the river and the plains, with mountains in the distance. The riverbed was covered with pebbles and large boulders, gleaming white in the sun; the water was clear and flowing fast, with a quiet blue color in the deep water. The troops passed by our house and took the road, raising dust everywhere, even the leaves and tree trunks were covered with dust. Autumn seemed to come early that year, and the leaves fell early. We watched the mighty troops stirring up dust on the road, and the leaves fell in the breeze. After the troops passed, the empty road was filled with fallen leaves.
---350---
We can't ever go back to old things or try and get the 'old kick' out of something or find things the way we remembered them. We have them as we remember them and they are fine and wonderful and we have to go on and have other things because the old things are nowhere except in our minds now.
---351---
As long as you don't care about gains and losses, life is not what can not be overcome.
---352---
"What's that in your hand?" I asked her. Miss Barclay was tall, wearing a nurse's uniform, with blond hair, skin yellowed by the sun, and gray eyes. But I thought she was very attractive. She was holding a cane in her hand, which was very thin and covered with leather, making it look like a horse whip that children play with.
---353---
Now is not the time to think about what you don't have. Think about what you can do with what you have.
---354---
This world will hit everyone hard, but after going through it, many people will become stronger in the places where they were hurt.
---355---
The first draft is always shit.
---356---
You can't get away from yourself by moving from one place to another.
You can’t get rid of yourself by moving.
---357---
He looked at the vast sea and realized how lonely he was at the moment. However, he could already see the refraction of light in the deep black sea.
---358---
I slept with you in the night, watching the city spinning and circling.
---359---
He couldn't remember when he started talking to himself when he was alone.
---360---
An iceberg is so majestic because only one eighth of it is above water.
---361---
You may defeat me, but you can't knock me down.
---362---
When the old man was lonely he would think of those lovely lions, just as he loved the child.
---363---
Being better than others is not noble,
True nobility is being better than your past self...
Believe in yourself, you can do it
---364---
What would it be like if a person had to kill the sun every day? We are born lucky.
---365---
He needed no compass to tell him where southwest was; he only had to feel the trade winds and the pull of the sails.
---366---
When I think of you, the ground moves
---367---
It is greater to give than to receive, it is greater to love than to love
---368---
Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with that there is
---369---
The iceberg moves in the sea, and the reason why it looks majestic is that only 1/8 of it is above the water.
---370---
The best writing comes when I love it most.
---371---
When you are about to die, just sit down and wait.
---372---
Courage is maintaining composure under great pressure.
---373---
In the sober moments of life, under the shadow of grief and sadness, people come closest to their true selves.
---374---
Every time is new, and when he is doing this time, he never thinks about the many times in the past.
---375---
No one ever fully burns out his life, except the bullfighter.
---376---
There is always such a situation. Lonely people always have something that others can't think of to comfort themselves.
---377---
A person's way of thinking depends entirely on hunger and fullness.
---378---
There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.
---379---
Rinaldi: "What's the matter? Am I not even supposed to have human impulses?"
Henry: “There shouldn’t be.”
---380---
The plains were filled with jubilation, with endless crops and orchards, showing a scene of abundant harvest, which was very different from the bare mountains at the end of the plains. There was a battle going on among the peaks, and even at night, the battle continued. We could clearly see the light of the artillery fire on the mountains. This scene was like lightning in the summer sky, except that the coolness of the night was not as hot as before the thunderstorm.
---381---
Age is my alarm clock.
---382---
But, just because I'm not crazy, I don't care. Rich people have radios on their boats that talk to them, reporting baseball games.
---383---
Then I continued walking forward, and my feet seemed to be far away from me, everything seemed to be approaching me from a distance, and I heard the sound of my footsteps coming from a distant place.
---384---
People are not born to be defeated.
---385---
Man is not born to be defeated. Man can be destroyed but not defeated.
---386---
The newspaper lay across his knees, the weight of his two arms keeping it from blowing away in the evening breeze.
---387---
All this is part of your fight against poverty, and you will never win unless you spend no money at all.
---388---
But none of the scars were fresh. They were as old as erosions in the desert. Everything about him looked old except his eyes, which were blue as the sea and cheerful and undefeated.
---389---
His brilliance was never in what he did, but always in what he could do.
---390---
"God has a job for everyone," said my mother. "You know, there is no idle man in his kingdom."
---391---
"I never knew sharks had such beautiful tails, and they look so special."
"I don't know either," said the man next to her.
At the other end of the road, the old man fell asleep in his shack again. He was still lying face down, and the little boy was sitting beside him, watching over him. The old man was dreaming, and in his dream he was still dreaming about the lions.
---392---
The most painful thing in life is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much and forgetting that you are special too.
---393---
Even if my mind is a little unclear, it is better than losing my strength due to vomiting.
---394---
Once you're defeated, it feels so easy.
---395---
Character matters much more than intelligence, and the mind matters less than the soul.
---396---
If a good thing is not told, it may not come true.
---397---
I still had the lyrical power of my boyhood, but it was as fleeting and unreliable as youth.
---398---
The old man thought, "My bait is perfectly placed, but I just have no luck. Who knows what's going on? Maybe today will be my lucky day. Every day is a new beginning. It would be nice to be lucky. But I'd rather do everything perfectly so that I'm ready when luck strikes."
---399---
One can be destroyed but can not be defeated.
---400---
Compared with the great birds and beasts, humans are nothing special.
---401---
In the affairs of life or of business, it is not intellect that tells so much as character, not brains so much as heart, not genius so much as self-control, patience, and discipline, regulated by judgment.
---402---
He was dreaming of lions.
---403---
Take responsibility when things come.
---404---
Man is not made for defeat.
Man was not created to fail.
---405---
"We should not quarrel. There are only two of us, and the whole world is against us. If there is a rift between you and me, we are doomed, and they will conquer us."
---406---
In our craft, we are all apprentices; there has never been a master.
---407---
Any war is a sin, whether it is necessary or just.
---408---
When writing, you should reveal one thing and hide seven things.
---409---
The best way to know if someone is trustworthy is to trust them.
---410---
A marriage without true love is the starting point of a person's downfall.
---411---
Don’t confuse behavior with action
---412---
You omit things you understand, but they still exist in your work and their characteristics will still show up. If you omit things you don’t understand, they will reveal the loopholes in your work.
---413---
A husband who is not self-righteous can make life very peaceful.
---414---
Don't worry. Worrying is just as bad as being afraid and only makes things more difficult.
---415---
Cats are the kindest and most loyal companions. If you have a cat, you will have another cat!
---416---
Once you fall in love, you want to give, you want to sacrifice yourself and serve the other person.
---417---
Now is not the time to think about what you don't have. Think about what you can do with what you have.
---418---
"I can't let myself collapse and die at the hands of a fish," he said. "Since I have made it through so beautifully, please God help me to survive."
---419---
Hemingway said: The places where we are hurt will become our strongest places.
---420---
But a man is not born to be defeated.
---421---
There is nothing noble in being stronger than others; there is nothing noble in being stronger than your former self.
---422---
Then I returned to town, and a friend and I sat in a brothel that catered to officers, drinking Asti white wine and watching the snow falling outside the window, knowing that the war was coming to an end this year.
---423---
Winter came and the rains continued to fall, and unfortunately cholera also began to spread. The plague was later brought under control, but 7,000 soldiers died in the army.
---424---
Everything about him was old. Except his eyes. They were blue as the sea, cheerful and unyielding.
---425---
Nothing here is easy, including poverty, moonlight, right and wrong, and the breathing of the person next to you.
---426---
Everything about him looked old except his eyes, but they were the same color as the sea, lively and firm.
---427---
A girl came into the café and sat down alone at a table by the window. She was very pretty and her face was fresh, like a newly minted coin, if one could mint coins out of smooth flesh and skin that was fresh from rain. Her hair was as black as a raven's wing, cut in a sharp line and slanted across her cheek.
---428---
He loved watching them walk in the shade of the trees. He loved standing on the front porch and watching them walk across the street. He loved their short, fluffy hair and the way they walked. He loved the Dutch collars that showed over their sweaters. He loved the stockings and the loafers they wore.
---429---
The old man is dreaming about a lion.
---430---
I knew then that no matter if it's a good thing or a bad thing, once it's over, there's always a void left. If it's a bad thing, the void will go away on its own, but if it's a good thing, you can't fill it unless something better comes along.
---431---
His whole life was selling life force, in one form or another. And when you are not passionate, you value money more. He found this out, but he would never write about it, not now. No, he would not write about it, although it is something worth writing about.
---432---
It's nice to have good luck, but I'd rather be accurate. That way, when good luck comes, you're ready.
---433---
In order to make the whole country love to watch bullfighting, two conditions are needed: first, the bulls must be native to the country; second, the people of the country must be interested in death.
---434---
He has a firm belief in marriage and believes that it can solve everything.
---435---
They are very old, like landforms formed by erosion in a fishless desert.
---436---
A man cannot be defeated, but can be destroyed by a cat.
---437---
When two people love each other, there will be a happy outcome.
---438---
"You are my ego. Stop it."
---439---
Once a person becomes weak, he will be dangerous.
---440---
Talent is not as good as self-control and patience controlled by judgment.
---441---
Discipline comes from confidence and trust.
---442---
Although the old man was confident that no local would steal his gear, he still felt that leaving harpoons and hooks in the boat was an unnecessary temptation.
---443---
Stagnation will breed conflicts.
---444---
Although good works will eventually make money, it is very dangerous for writers to make money.
---445---
He had probably begun talking to himself when he was alone, after the boy had gone away. But he could not remember. When he and the boy had been fishing together they had usually spoken only when it was necessary. It was considered good practice not to talk when out at sea and the old man had always believed that it was so and had always followed it. But now he had said aloud several times what he was thinking because there was no one else to be disturbed by his talking.
---446---
Living is more troublesome and complicated than being dead, and writing is as difficult to deal with as living.
---447---
I can last as long as it lasts.
---448---
People often show sadness before they give up or betray. Sadness is often a precursor to betrayal.
---449---
The greatest satisfaction in life is not satisfaction with oneself, status, income, love, marriage, or family life;
---450---
"What would you like to drink?" I asked.
"Perno."
"Little girls can't drink this kind of wine."
"You are the little girl."
"I'll have a Pernod, too."
"What's up?" she asked. "Want to have some fun?"
"Of course, don't you, too?"
"I don't know. You never know in this city."
"Don't you like Paris?"
"dislike."
"Why not go somewhere else?"
“There’s nowhere to go.”
"You are happy, everything is fine."
"Happy! Damn it!"
---451---
All my life the rising sun has hurt my eyes, he thought. Yet they are fine. In the evening I can look into the sun without it darkening before my eyes. The sun is stronger in the evening. But in the morning it hurts.
---452---
Once you die, your international, political and stance will disappear.
---453---
But I must bring him very close, very close, very close, he thought. I must not stab him in the head. I must stab him in the heart.
---454---
"But man is not born to fail," he said. "A man can be destroyed but not defeated."
---455---
He didn't say this out loud because he knew that if a good thing was revealed, it might not happen.
---456---
The more special the task, the more irregular the life.