Quotes About Betrayal
I take his gold. I'm hated for that by men who would grovel for it, were it offered to them." Myt-ser
~ Gene Wolfe
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For so many years I feared that he would try to murder me, but in the end it was I who would have murdered him. He may burn my book if he chooses.) Third
~ Gene Wolfe
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Urban Trelawny is a bony man of fifty and more, with side whiskers. His eyes say quite plainly that he once trusted someone, that he has been repenting it for longer than you or I have been alive, and that he will never take the chance again.
~ Gene Wolfe
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Someone who holds in confidence only those secrets he has been told not to reveal can never be trusted.
~ Gene Wolfe
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Dorcas belonged, as I now realized, to that vast group of women (which may, indeed, include all women) who betray us—and to that special type who betray us not for some present rival but for their own pasts.
~ Gene Wolfe
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The man who has no wife is no cuckold.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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You go away,' she answered, 'you Tom-fool! There's no come-up-and-kiss-me here for you. I love another and why shouldn't I too?
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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Look well that you unto no vice assent, lest you be damned for your evil intent. For she who does so is a traitor, certainly. And take heed of what I shall say: of all the treasons, the greatest wickedness is the betrayal of innocence.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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Los timadores, al final, acaban siendo ellos mismos timados.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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Los amigos que un hombre hace en la prosperidad creo que le convertirán en enemigos en la adversidad
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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Speak we now of wicked counsel, for he who gives wicked counsel is a traitor. He deceives the one who trusted in him, as Achitophel did unto Absalom. But, nevertheless, his wicked counsel is first against himself. For, as says the Wise Man, "Every deceitful liar has this property in himself: that he who would harm another man, he harms himself first.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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The fiery heat of love by now had cooled, for from the time he kissed her hinder parts, he didn't give a tinker's curse for tarts, his malady was cured by his endeavor, and he defied all paramours whatever.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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A man's no cuckold if he has no wife.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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For if a priest be foul, on whom we truste, No wonder is a lewed man to ruste.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer
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But Hengist, hearing that Vortimer was dead, raised an army of not less than three hundred thousand men, and fitting out a fleet returned with them to Britain.
~ Geoffrey of Monmouth
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on 31 May 1904 Churchill 'crossed the floor': he entered the Chamber, walked towards the Speaker's Chair, bowed, and then turned right instead of left to sit on the Opposition benches, from which he would savagely attack the party he had just deserted. For the Tories he was now 'the Blenheim rat', and it did look as though he was leaving a sinking ship.
~ Geoffrey Wheatcroft
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Well, what do they all amount to, these kings and captains and bishops and lawyers and such like? They just leave you in the ditch to bleed to death; and the next thing is, you meet them down there, for all the airs they give themselves.
~ George Bernard Shaw
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CHARLES. And the courts have declared that your judges were full of corruption and cozenage, fraud and malice. JOAN. Not they. They were as honest a lot of poor fools as ever burned their betters.
~ George Bernard Shaw
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Although the photographer and the art thief were close friends, neither had ever taken the other's picture.
~ George Carlin
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Politics is so corrupt even the dishonest people get fucked. W
~ George Carlin
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Secrets are rarely betrayed or discovered according to any programme our fear has sketched out. Fear is almost always haunted by terrible dramatic scenes, which recur in spite of the best-argued probabilities against them.
~ George Eliot
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He, like others, happened to be looking at her, and their eyes met—to her intense vexation, for it seemed to her that by looking at him she had betrayed the reference of her thoughts, and she felt herself blushing.
~ George Eliot
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Ships, certainly, are liable to casualties, which sometimes make terribly evident some flaw in their construction that would never have been discoverable in smooth water; and many a "good fellow," through a disastrous combination of circumstances, has undergone a like betrayal.
~ George Eliot
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Women are upset if their partner has an intimate conversation of any kind with someone who isn't them. They consider it a violation, a betrayal. Men should think this way, but they don't.
~ Drew Pinsky
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