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Quotes About Adversity

But desperate people find courage.
~ Ken Follett
Quien correr se propone a caer se dispone.»
~ Ken Follett
The knowledge that someone was trying his best to kill you was overwhelmingly oppressive
~ Ken Follett
A country is mostly the people in it," Maud said. "I don't love England. My parents died a long time ago, and my brother has disowned me. I love Germany. For me, Germany is my wonderful husband, Walter; my misguided son, Erik; my alarmingly capable daughter, Carla; our maid, Ada, and her disabled son; my friend Monika and her family; my journalistic colleagues . . . I'm staying, to fight the Nazis.
~ Ken Follett
He was nineteen years old, homeless and rootless, with no family and no purpose in life.
~ Ken Follett
A man who has no fear can do anything he wants, Feliks thought. He had learned that lesson eleven years ago, in a railway siding outside Omsk. It had been snowing . . .
~ Ken Follett
All the same he was depressed and bitter. Life never dealt him a winning hand.
~ Ken Follett
dismay Preece recovered yet again, rather suddenly, and
~ Ken Follett
Their violence, plus the southward creep of the Sahara Desert, were driving people like Kiah to risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean in inflatable dinghies.
~ Ken Follett
Es que estaba habituándose al cautiverio? Era demasiado fácil continuar marchando: doloroso para los pies, pero seguro. Debía cortar con aquello de raíz.
~ Ken Follett
It was a sudden reminder that life was unpredictable.
~ Ken Follett
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~ Ken Follett
supply had been cut off and livestock were dying of thirst.
~ Ken Follett
When there is no longer any possibility of running away, you realize how fiercely you can fight.
~ Ken Follett
Me alegra prever los problemas, porque así soy capaz de abordarlos. El verdadero peligro son las sorpresas.
~ Ken Follett
This is a hard place. Only hard things survive here: hard rock, coarse grass, tough sheep, savage birds, sturdy houses and strong men. It is for places like this that the word "bleak" has been invented.
~ Ken Follett
Ya lo ves, todo cuanto amaba me fue arrebatado —dijo con frialdad—. Cuando uno lo ha perdido todo… —Empezaba a desmoronarse, pero se esforzó por continuar—. Cuando uno lo ha perdido todo, ya no le queda nada más que perder.
~ Ken Follett
These Sunday afternoons were the golden moments in a life that was rapidly falling apart. The
~ Ken Follett
Dinamarca ha demostrado que una pérdida parcial de independencia, debida a las exigencias de la guerra, no tiene por qué conducir necesariamente a penalidades y pruebas indebidas.
~ Ken Follett
Se preguntó cuánto tiempo más tardaría en sobreponerse.
~ Ken Follett
Lanzar una bomba desde un avión en movimiento y lograr que impactara contra un barco en movimiento, o dejar caer un torpedo de manera que alcanzara un buque, revestía una dificultad increíble, sobre todo para un piloto al que estaban disparando desde arriba y desde abajo.
~ Ken Follett
Când ai pierdut totul, nu mai ai nimic de pierdut.
~ Ken Follett
O lupt? pierdut?, o jachet? rupt? ?i b?t?i cu rigla la palm?: ?i-ar fi dorit acum asemenea probleme.
~ Ken Follett
Good wood was better than silver, he had liked to say, because it was harder to steal. "We've got nothing left, and no way to make a living," Edgar said. "What on earth are we going to do?
~ Ken Follett