Quotes About Endurance

I never heard of forkroot, but walking seems to help the effects pass. You can walk most things off.

Your flesh will wither, but you are your heart and mind, and they do not change except to grow stronger.

And so he did. He wished he could protect them better, but he would simply have to carry that burden. The secret, it turned out, had not been to harden himself to the point of breaking. It had not been to become numb. It had been to walk in pain, like the pain of the wounds at his side, and accept that pain as part of him.

Taim will have to wait

What had to be endured, could be.

No use pulling your hair when the wind isn't blowing the way you want

Aan'allein morirá el día que sepa que habéis muerto.

Well, we'll survive, the Light willing." Some grinned and added, "And if the Light doesn't will, we'll still survive.

For as long as I live and after.

Also, I was beginning to tire of waiting for the lightning. If it was going to strike, let it strike.

For him to be in this condition almost robbed Rand of what courage he had managed to gather. But he had to keep on. That was all that kept him moving. He had to.

That is called Sheathing the Sword. Remember it.

different company. He was not sure how Egwene felt, but he would have been willing to go hungry if he could do it without the wolves. Three days, into the afternoon.

That mountain can grow awfully heavy sometimes," he sighed, taking a spear and buckler from Rhuarc. "When do you find a chance to put it down awhile?" "When you die," Lan said simply.

Women do not become exhausted," Haman said

Courage is a well,' Viendre said at Elayne's ear, 'deep in some, shallow in others. Deep or shallow, wells go dry eventually, even if they fill again later. You will face what you cannot face. Your spine will turn to jelly, and your vaunted courage will leave you weeping in the dust. The day will come.

Men were willing to wear the same clothes until they rotted off. Of

Care and a long life go together, blacksmith

Shanna Parkinson

I'm going and I'm not going to die. I'm going to prove to you that you're not the only one who survives.

Robert Kirkman

because yes – he likes to 'write' – but to 'do' – to do a particular thing – perhaps on paper (perhaps on canvas – perhaps in stone – perhaps, perhaps in a musical score) – a thing that will stand, a thing that will bear (that will sustain) repeated contemplation: a thing that will sustain long contemplation, and that will (in a 'deep' enough way) reward the beholder.

Call it the courage of an insignificant goat who has survived.

warmed by the cold sea around him.