Life to most Greeks may be either tragic or comic or a mixture of both; but one thing it never is - and that is, meaningless. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
one doesn't measure friendship by length of time only; depth of time is just as valuable. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
Life to most Greeks may be either tragic or comic or a mixture of both; but one thing it never is - and that… — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
Nihilists expend everything and everyone except themselves. They are the indispensable men, without whom the world might try to live almost happily. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
Men who use terrorism as a means to power, rule by terror once they are in power. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
Just remember enough never to be vulnerable again: total forgetting could be as self-destructive as complete remembering. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
The sad discovery of the adult world was the permanent truth: you don't always do what you want to do; you do what you… — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
The mind is more vulnerable than the stomach, because it can be poisoned without feeling immediate pain. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
And it's the educated barbarian who is the worst: he knows what to destroy. — Helen Clark MacInnes Copy Share Image
