Quotes About Curiosity

When I think of all the books I have yet to read, I am sure that I am still happy.

Un beau livre, c'est celui qui sème à foison les points d'interrogation. »

The amazing advance public attention to this film is surely due not so much to us (I mean to the curiosity our undertaking arouses) as to that Beauty and Beast we thrilled over as children. Happily, there is some remnant of childhood in this jaded public. It is this childhood we must reach. It is the incredulous reserve of the adults that we must overcome.

I still can't believe that animals don't understand why delicious food is in such a ridiculous spot.

Can s?k?c? bir budalal??? betimlemem gerekseydi, çocuklar?na din dersi veren bir bilgiçi betimlerdim. Bir çocuÄŸu deli yapmak isteseydim, onu öÄŸrendiÄŸi din bilgisini ezbere yineleyip anlat?rken, söylediklerini aç?klamak zorunda b?rak?rd?m.

Impetuously, with the uninhibited reactions of a child, she reached out to touch his face, to see if the scar felt different.

But even with that tremendous reservoir of information at her disposal, she had recently seen some vegetation that was completely unfamiliar, as unfamiliar as the countryside. She would have liked to

were greeted warmly, but Ayla felt they were interrupting something. Everyone seemed to be looking at them, as though

Life if curious when reduced to its essentials

I took the red dress down and put it against myself. 'Does it make me look intemperate and unchaste?' I said.

morbidly, attracted him to strangeness, to recklessnesss, even unhappiness.

But what if it were heaven when she got there?

Does the cosmos contain keys for opening my diving bell? A subway line with no terminus? A currency strong enough to buy my freedom back? We must keep looking.

I loved college... I knew exactly why I was there and what I wanted to get out of it. I wished I could take every course in the curriculum and read every book in the library. Sometimes after I finished a particularly good book, I had the urge to get the library card, find our who else had read the book, and track them down to talk about it.

Yes, the stories are dangerous, she was right. A book is a magic carpet that flies you off elsewhere. A book is a door. You open it. You step through. Do you come back?

The curious are always in some danger. If you are curious you might never come home.

The curious are always in some danger. If you are curious you might never come home, like all the men who now live with mermaids at the bottom of the sea. Or the people who found Atlantis.

People say the magic has gone out of the moon now that someone's stood on it. I don't think so. It would take more than a man's foot to steal the moon.

The curious are always in some danger. If you are curious you might never come home, like all the men who now live with mermaids at the bottom of the sea.

There's so little wonder left in the world because we've seen everything one way or another'.

Quoting her mother: The trouble with a book is you never know what's in it until it's too late!

There is a thin line of me, wavering and not strong, that wants to learn the language of beasts and water and night.

History is a madman's museum.

I asked my mother why we couldn't have books and she said, 'The trouble with a book is that you never know what's in it until it's too late.' I thought to myself, 'Too late for what?