Citas de Philibert Joseph Roux

• Evil often triumphs, but never conquers.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Evil, Triumph, Conquer

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• When unhappy, one doubts everything when happy one doubts nothing.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Happiness, Doubt, Unhappy

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• Not all of those to whom we do good love us, neither do all those to whom we do evil hate us.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Hate, Good Love, Evil

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• Lofty mountains are full of springs; great hearts are full of tears.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Spring, Heart, Tears

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• La poesía es la expresión exquisita de impresiones exquisitas.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Expression, Poetry, Impression

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• God often visits us, but most of the time we are not at home.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  God, Home

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• Length of saying makes languor of hearing.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Talking, Hearing, Length

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• Nothing vivifies, and nothing kills, like the emotions.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Emotional, Feelings, Emotion

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• I look at what I have not and think myself unhappy; others look at what I have and think me happy.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Inspiración, Felicidad, Pensamiento

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• In youth one has tears without grief; in age, griefs without tears

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Grief, Tears, Age

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• We distrust our heart too much, and our head not enough.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Heart, Too Much, Reason

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• The folly which we might have ourselves committed is the one which we are least ready to pardon in another.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Forgiveness, Might, Pardon

  "Meditations of a Parish Priest". Book by Philibert Joseph Roux, Part 1, LXXI, 1866.

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• Conscientious men are, almost everywhere, less encouraged than tolerated.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Men, Duty

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• Friendship is the ideal; friends are the reality; reality always remains far apart from the ideal.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Friends, Reality, Remains

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• Say nothing good of yourself, you will be distrusted; say nothing bad of yourself, you will be taken at your word.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Taken, Meditation

  "Meditations of a Parish Priest" by Philibert Joseph Roux, translated by Isabel Florence Hapgood, New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., (Part 5, XXII), 1886.

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• Everything that is exquisite hides itself.

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  Modesty, Exquisite

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• La felicidad que falta hace que uno piense que incluso la felicidad que tiene es insoportable.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Felicidad, Feliz, Pensamiento

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• Great dejection often follows great enthusiasm.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Entusiasmo

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• ¿Qué es la calumnia? Un veredicto de "culpable" pronunciado en ausencia del acusado, a puerta cerrada, sin defensa ni apelación, por un juez interesado y prejuicioso.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Doors, Judging, Guilty

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• There are people who laugh to show their fine teeth; and there are those who cry to show their good hearts.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Heart, People, Laughing

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• Education, properly understood, is that which teaches discernment.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Educational, Teach, Understood

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• Llamamos huérfano al que ha perdido a su padre, y viudo al que ha perdido a su mujer. Pero a ese hombre que ha conocido la inmensa desdicha de perder a un amigo, ¿con qué nombre lo llamamos? Aquí todas las lenguas callan y callan con impotencia.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Friendship, True Friend, Father

  "Meditations of a Parish Priest" by Philibert Joseph Roux, translated by Isabel Florence Hapgood, New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., Part 9, LIV, 1886.

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• Literature was formerly an art and finance a trade; today it is the reverse.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Art, Business, Literature

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• That which deceives us and does us harm, also undeceives us and does us good.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Deception, Doe, Deceiving

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• Our experience is composed rather of illusions lost than of wisdom acquired.

  Philibert Joseph Roux

  Experience, Illusion, Lost

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