Quotes About Fate
Leave all else to the gods.
~ Horace
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Cease to ask what the morrow will bring forth. And set down as gain each day that Fortune grants.
~ Horace
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Drop the question what tomorrow may bring, and count as profit every day that fate allows you.
~ Horace
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He that has given today may, if he so please, take away tomorrow.
~ Horace
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Pale death knocks with impartial foot at poor men's hovels and king's palaces.
~ Horace
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Pale Death with impartial tread beats at the poor man's cottage door and at the palaces of kings.
~ Horace
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"Why did you kill her?" the policeman in the rear seat asked…. "They shoot horses, don't they?" I said.
~ Horace McCoy
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Oh, the ignorance of us upon whom Providence did not sufficiently smile to permit us to be born in New England.
~ Horace Porter
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Con los mellizos pareció haber concluido la aterradora descendencia. Pero pasados tres años desearon de nuevo ardientemente otro hijo, confiando en que el largo tiempo transcurrido hubiera aplacado a la fatalidad.
~ Horacio Quiroga
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Vezzera me miró como miran los tuberculosos condenados al reposo, a un hombre fuerte que no se jacta de ello. Y en realidad, creo que ya se precipitaba su tisis. Se
~ Horacio Quiroga
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A desgraça só atinge o paroxismo quando se esteve muito próximo da felicidade.
~ Unknown
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He explained in detail how important it was to use circumstances. He said where you are is what you are, and how you are, and what you can be.
~ Unknown
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Is that your wife?" I asked. "Some day, if I play my cards right
~ Unknown
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Most of the things I do are misunderstood. Hey, after all, being misunderstood is the fate of all true geniuses, is it not?
~ Howard Stern
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Of all weapons, love is the most deadly and devastating, and few there be who dare trust their fate in its hands.
~ Howard Thurman
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Strongest of Oak is the gallows Tighest of knots is the noose Why oh why did I kill that man Now I'll never get loose
~ Unknown
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Le suicide. Noirceur, nuit blanche, point d'ombre, jour mort. Le suicide supprime ce qui suit, ce qui succède, ce qui menace, ce qui allait venir. Conséquences fatales ne viendront jamais sanctionner leurs causes, ni rectifier la logique des choses. Ce qui se paie restera impayable. Ce qui suit ne suivra plus. Les lendemains éclatent soudain dans une poussière d'impossibilité. Vraiment, le suicide est une grande invention: et je défie qui que ce soit.
~ Unknown
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I started to die 36 hours before I was born, so dying was a way of life for me.
~ Unknown
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To say my fate is not tied to your fate is like saying, your end of the boat is sinking.
~ Hugh Downs
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However aware we are that a certain fate cannot be avoided, we cannot help blaming the person who gets that monster to its feet...and leads it into the room.
~ Unknown
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When I was a boy I noticed I didn't have a fortune line on my palm... so I took my father's razor and... zak... I made myself one, just the way I wanted.
~ Hugo Pratt
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Quand j'étais petit, je me suis aperçu que je n'avais pas de ligne de chance, alors avec le rasoir de mon pére... zac, je m'en suis fait une comme je voulais.
~ Hugo Pratt
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Um homem que morre aos trinta e cinco anos é em cada momento da sua vida um homem que morrerá aos trinta e cinco anos. A isso Goethe chamava 'enteléquia
~ Hugo von Hofmannsthal
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Quem envelhece reconhece que permanecemos constantemente em culpa, através de todas as circunstâncias e combinações da vida; mas em cada homem habita também a sua sorte de inocência; e é esta que o sustenta, sem que ele mesmo saiba como
~ Hugo von Hofmannsthal
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