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Quotes About Exchange

So what about that key?" I asked. "I knew you'd be asking me about it sooner or later." He pulled the cord out from underneath his shirt and dangled the key in front of me. "What do you want for it?" I sneered. "Five dollars?" "I don't want money," he said with a wicked grin. "What does it go to?" "A kiss will unlock more than this key will," he whispered in my ear.
~ Ellen Schreiber
The two women exchanged the kind of glance women use when no knife is handy.
~ Ellery Queen
A concubine entices a man for the evening in exchange for coin," Stella mused. "A lady is supposed to entice a man as well, and she doesn't even get paid for it.
~ Eloisa James
Today Alessandro had his first meeting with a Frenchman from the "conversation exchange" website. His name is Florent, and he wants to learn Italian because he bought a plot of land in a tiny village near Lucca, in Tuscany, and he plans to build a house there. But mostly because he is in love with a waitress he met in the village.
~ Eloisa James
furs, walrus tusks ('fish teeth'), slaves, wax, honey, amber.
~ Else Roesdahl
only take as much as you give, in the circle of life.
~ Elton John
We're not the ones making all the false promises, then getting caught in an obvious lie or with our fingers in the till. Maybe that's why they call them "the fortunes of war." They can be quoted on the stock exchange.
~ Elvis Costello
The contact between beings is established only by mute presence, by apparent non-communication, by that mysterious and wordless exchange which resembles inward prayer.
~ Emil Cioran
True contact between beings is established only by mute presence, by apparent non-communication, by that mysterious and wordless exchange which resembles inward prayer.
~ Emil M. Cioran
Do prawdziwego kontaktu mi?dzy osobami dochodzi jedynie poprzez niem? obecno??, pozorny brak komunikacji, na drodze tajemniczej, bezs?ownej wymiany podobnej do cichej modlitwy.
~ Emil M. Cioran
The inexorable box which keeps its mouth open to all comers receives its epistolary provender from all hands.
~ balzac honore de v
To write a letter, and to have it posted; to get an answer, to read it and burn it; there we have correspondence stated in the simplest terms.
~ balzac honore de xvi
All the sensations which a woman yields to her lover, she gives in exchange; they return to her always intensified; they are as rich in what they give as in what they receive. This is the kind of commerce in which almost all husbands end by being bankrupt.
~ balzac honore de xxiii
In every case we receive only in proportion to what we give.
~ balzac honore de xxiv
Whenever you get something in this world, you lose something too — that's just the way things work.
~ Banana Yoshimoto
When someone tells you something big, it's like you're taking money from them, and there's no way it will ever go back to being the way it was. You have to take responsibility for listening. My
~ Banana Yoshimoto
Something in your voice tells me we approach the question of remuneration.
~ banks iain m ii
We must exchange the philosophy of excuse--what I am is beyond my control--for the philosophy of responsibility.
~ Barbara Charline Jordan
Jazz vision is the fusion of music and art a real paradox of same-yet different. Here we play in exchanges, like the hardness of the key of c# major and from the softness of Db major - capturing, reflecting and improvising.
~ Barbara Januszkiewicz
Medieval political structure was ideally a contract exchanging service and loyalty in return for protection, justice, and order.
~ Barbara W. Tuchman
To get, one must give. That is the Law.
~ barker elsa v
For so many centuries, the exchange of gifts has held us together. It has made it possible to bridge the abyss where language struggles.
~ Barry Lopez
Can I borrow your face for a few days while my butt is on vacation?
~ Bart King
You have to travel, keep on the move. You have to cross oceans, cities, continents, latitudes. Not to acquire a more informed vision of the world ... but in order to get as near as possible to the worldwide sphere of exchange, to enjoy ubiquity, cosmopolitan extraversion, to escape the illusion of intimacy.
~ baudrillard jean iii