The 91+ Jean Racine Quotes

And Do You Count For Nothing God Who Fights For Us?

I Felt For My Crime A Just Terror; I Looked On My Life With Hate, And My Passion With Horror.

Small Crimes Always Precede Great Ones. Never Have We Seen Timid Innocence Pass Suddenly To Extreme Licentiousness.

What Does It Matter If, By Chance, A Little Vile Blood Be Spilled?

Ainsi Que La Vertu, Le Crime A Ses Degre S. Crime, Like Virtue, Has Its Degrees.

Disagreeable Suspicions Are Usually The Fruits Of A Second Marriage.

I Am A Man, And Nothing That Concerns A Man Do I Deem A Matter Of Indifference To Me.

Pain Is Unjust, And All The Arguments That Cannot Soothe It Only Rouse Suspicion.

My Death, Taking The Light From My Eyes, Gives Back To The Day The Purity Which They Soiled.

Small Crimes Always Precede Great Crimes. Whoever Has Been Able To Transgress The Limits Set By Law May Afterwards Violate The Most Sacred Rights; Crime, Like Virtue, Has Its Degrees, And Never Have We Seen Timid Innocence Pass Suddenly To Extreme Licentiousness.

Too Much Virtue Can Be Criminal.

The Day Is Not Purer Than The Depths Of My Heart.