Quote by Charles Dickens

“Climbing is as close as we can come to flying.”

— Margaret Young

“Climb up when you have to climb up; climb down when you have to climb down! Whatever slope the road takes, let it be…

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“Our words were a shaky ladder; all I could do was climb, uncertain if I was about to surmount a glorious peak or fall…

— Deva Fagan

“Let this grisly beginning be none other to you than is to wayfarers a rugged and steep mountain.”

— Giovanni Boccaccio

“The curse of climbing is discovering how great the distance yet to climb.”

— Steven Erikson

“[Arthur to Merlin] I'm the Prince of Wales, and you're Welsh. I can do whatever I bloody well like to you.”

— FayJay

“Would that some could find the courage to help themselves. Craster sprawls in his loft even now, stinking of wine and lost to sense.…

— George R.R. Martin

“He had reached his goal. He had climbed the unclimbable mountain”

— Christopher Paolini

“Francis Ford Coppola - A man climbs a mountain and they call him a hero. I climb mountains that aren't even there.”

— Madeline Moore

“I've been around and I've noticed that walking’s easy when the road is flat; those big ol’ hills will get you every time. The…

— Lonestar

“Mr. Heathcliff and his man climbed the cellar stairs with vexatious phlegm.”

— Emily Bronte

“He stood for a moment on the melting snow, distracted, and then began to run down the hill, feeling himself fly as the descent…

— James Baldwin