Quotes About Deception
Sometimes the truth can't be put on anybody's bill," Mma Makutsi pronounced, and then continued, "but it's still important to get to it, Mma—to get to the truth behind all the…all the things that cover up the truth.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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The country must be full of liars," she continued. "There must be liars around every corner. Liars hiding behind every bush. Liars just waiting to tell lies about something. Unrepentant liars. Old liars, young liars; perhaps even babies whose first word is a lie. Perhaps
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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There you are," said Mma Makutsi. "Women have been tricked. They have tricked us, Mma. And we walked into their trap like cattle.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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It transpired that he was an electricity thief. We would have imagined many things of which he might be guilty—many unspeakable things…
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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all those things that sound so right were often just poetry, really—the gravy we put on reality to make it taste a bit better.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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That was what the story of Goldilocks and the three bears was all about: breach of trust.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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Why, thought Ulf, should a grown man seek to defraud a gullible fish? Here is a tasty morsel—no! A concealed hook! Foolish, foolish fish...
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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love was a form of blindness that closed the eyes to the most glaring faults.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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How complex this world is, he thought; how easily may things appear to be one thing and then prove to be another. And how easy it was to see the worst
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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Love was a form of blindness that closed eyes of the most glaring faults. You could love a murderer, and simply not believe that your lover would do so much as crush a tick, let alone kill somebody." (Pg.46)
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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Were there any idle people left? In the past, there had seemed to be plenty of those, but they had either stopped being idle or had managed to conceal their idleness behind a façade of being busy.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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These men were like leeches; they sucked away at the goodness of a woman's heart until it was dry and all her love had been used" (pg.46)
~ Alexander McCall Smith
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what is renoun?more false than hope by dreams engendered.
~ Alexander Pushkin
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The man who has faith in logic is always cuckolded by reality.
~ Alexander Theroux
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Art creates the Eden where Adam and Eve eat the serpent.
~ Alexander Theroux
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Number 7 opened last night. It was misnamed by five.
~ Alexander Woollcott
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represents their "death" to the world as they
~ Alexandra Robbins
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A rogue does not laugh in the same way that an honest man does; a hypocrite does not shed the tears of a man of good faith. All falsehood is a mask; and however well made the mask may be, with a little attention we may always succeed in distinguishing it from the true face.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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All falsehood is a mask; and however well made the mask may be, with a little attention we may always succeed in distinguishing it from the true face.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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Upon my word,' said Dantes, 'you make me tremble. If I listen much longer to you, I shall believe the world is filled with tigers and crocodiles.' 'Remember that two-legged tigers and crocodiles are more dangerous than those that walk on four.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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Oh, mankind, race of crocodiles! How well I recognize you down there, and how worthy you are of yourselves!
~ Alexandre Dumas
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Men who swear undying love sometimes have the worst intentions in the world.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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This will do, said he, and from this letter, which might have ruined me, I will make my fortune. Now to the work I have in hand. And after having assured himself that the prisoner was gone, the deputy procureur hastened to the house of his betrothed.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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Danglers alone was content and joyous, he had got rid of an enemy and preserved his situation on board the Pharaon; Danglers was one of those men born with a pen behind the ear, and an ink-stand in place of a heart. Everything with him was multiplication or subtraction, and he estimated the life of a man as less precious than a figure, when that figure could increase, and that life would diminish, the total of the amount.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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