Freedom Quote by D.L. Moody

“Character is much easier kept than recovered, and that man, if any such there be, who, from sinister views, or littleness of soul, lends…

— Thomas Paine

Come my spade. There is no ancient gentlemen but gardeners, ditchers, and grave-makers; they hold up Adam's profession.

— William Shakespeare

“Old Men’s Souls Within their ancient, decrepit bodies the souls of old men wallow. Poor things, so full of sorrow: how bored with the…

— Constantinos P. Cavafis

“All the wounds of society, the wounds of poverty, of vice, of ignorance—all will be laid bare.  Is there not something re-assuring in this? ”

— Leo Tolstoy

And for all he had learned to bandage himself up on the outside, the wound remained just as bad and deep as the moment…

— J.R. Ward

“The sons of Adam are limbs of a frame, for in creation, from one soul they came. If hard times cause one member to…

— Sharghzadeh

Old Time, who changes all below, To wean men gently for the grave.

— Caroline Norton

“For, in those centuries, when numbers of children died in the cradle and half the women in childbirth, when epidemics ravaged adult life, when…

— Maurice Druon

“It is an old story, that men sell themselves to the tempter, and sign a bond with their blood, because it is only to…

— George Eliot

“it’s a long lane that has no turning,” “the weariest day draws to an end,” etc., seemed false and vain sayings, so long and…

— Elizabeth Gaskell

No man, young or old, can venture this world withot experiencing a heavy wound of some sort. But it is the wounded who hold…

— Anonymous

“What is vital and healthy does not necessarily survive . . . [a]n art, a whole civilization, may at any time slip through men’s…

— C.S. Lewis