Hatred Quote by Charles Dickens

“Surprisingly, I felt no anger towards him. He was just Man. Man in his basic, rudimentary state, easily moved by powerful emotions like love,…

— Helon Habila

“He was sometimes stern but more often kindly---just according to his lights, but he saw the world in simple shades of black and white,…

— John Christopher

“But, as, when any of the prouder passions are hurt, it is much better philosophy to let a man slip into a good temper…

— Thomas Paine

“She looked up at him, wondering when it was that this man, her brother, had become so wise. If he'd yelled one more word,…

— Julia Quinn

I would hope that nothing that I write would ever seem earnest because I subscribe absolutely to Franz Nietzsche's claim when he says, "Ah,…

— Geoff Dyer

“When More had said that a man who cannot restrain his passions is essentially cruel, he spoke the truth.”

— Jean Plaidy

“There he is then, the unfortunate brute, quite miserable because of me, for whom there is nothing to be done, and he so anxious…

— Samuel Beckett

“He’s cocky but wounded, charming but lonely, with the sureness of a wealthy man and the desperation of a pauper. I can’t figure him…

— Chelsea Fine

“Which was he, then, savage or gentleman?”

— Jennifer Blake

“If you honour the noble-minded man, you win him; And if you honour the mean-spirited man, he rebels on you!”

— Al-Mutanabbī

“He was one of those people whose ideas are too lively to be confined in their brains and spill out into the world to…

— Susanna Clarke

“There he must, despite the anguish devouring his brain, present a face approximating the one that is associated with ordinary events and companionship. He…

— William Styron