Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
It Is Not Only By Dint Of Lying To Others, But Also Of Lying To Ourselves, That We Cease To Notice That We Are Lying.
-Marcel Proust
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
It Is Not Only By
Marcel Proust
It Is Not Only By Dint Of Lying To Others, But Also Of Lying To Ourselves, That We Cease To Notice That We Are Lying.
Views: 36
Topic
Lying
Cease
More From Marcel Proust
There Is No Doubt That A Person's Charms Are Less Frequently A Cause Of Love Than A Remark Such As: 'no, This Evening I Shan't Be Free'.
Doubt
Evening
Causes
Dear Friend: I Have Nearly Died Three Times Since Morning.
Morning
Three
Dear Friend
Beautiful Books Are Always Written In A Sort Of Foreign Language.
Beautiful
Book
Language
At That Time, He Was Satisfying A Sensual Curiosity By Experiencing The Pleasures Of People Who Live For Love. He Had Believed He Could Stop There, That He Would Not Be Obliged To Learn Their Sorrows; How Small A Thing Her Charm Was For Him Now Compared With The Astounding Terror That Extended Out From It Like A Murky Halo, The Immense Anguish Of Not Knowing At Every Moment What She Had Been Doing, Of Not Possessing Her Everywhere And Always!
Knowing
People
Sensual
In The Sort Of Screen Dappled With Different States Of Mind Which My Consciousness Would Simultaneously Unfold While I Read, And Which Ranged From The Aspirations Hidden Deepest Within Me To The Completely Exterior Vision Of The Horizon Which I Had, At The Bottom Of The Garden, Before My Eyes, What Was First In Me, Innermost, The Constantly Moving Handle That Controlled The Rest, Was My Belief In The Philosophical Richness And Beauty Of The Book I Was Reading, And My Desire To Appropriate Them For Myself, Whatever That Book Might Be.
Moving
Book
Philosophical
Trending Author
Philip James Bailey
Hal Borland
Jessica Sanchez
Jamie Lee Curtis
Salvatore Quasimodo
Edmund Leach
Category
Information