Quotes by intelligence

“The money is mine, not yours,” Reginald reminded her. “You ungrateful wretch. I found you an earl to marry, and your son will be an earl.” “You chose yourself a sonlaw,” Regina said. “You traded me for a title.” “You will thank me—” “—for dying and leaving me in peace.” “You will regret those words some day.” “I can manage the regret, if not my own finances.”

intelligence money

“t is dangerous for a bride to be apologetic about her husband.”

intelligence marriage

“They seemed so united that I loved them as one person. Lee wrote of his son and daughterlaw on his daughterlaw s death.”

intelligence marriage

“New Rule: If you re one of the onethree married women who say your pet is a better listener than your husband, you talk too much. And I have some bad news for you: Your dog s not listening, either; he s waiting for food to fall out of your mouth.”

intelligence marriage

“Although I notice there is never a truly good time to have a nice long chat with one´s motherlaw, unless you are having an extraordinary life and marriage and your motherlaw is, say, Maureen Dowd, or Indira Gandhi. Someone of that ilk.”

intelligence marriage

“Of all the Hathaway sisters,” Cam said equably, “Beatrix is the one most suited to choose her own husband. I trust her judgment.” Beatrix gave him a brilliant smile. “Thank you, Cam.” “What are you thinking?” Leo demanded of his brotherlaw. “You can’t trust Beatrix’s judgment.” “Why not?” “She’s too young,” Leo said. “I’m twenty-three,” Beatrix protested. “In dog years I’d be dead.”

intelligence marriage

“That nature does not care, one way or the other, is the true abyss. That only man cares, in his finitude facing nothing but death, alone with his contingency and the objective meaninglessness of his projecting meanings, is a truly unprecedented situation… Will replaces vision; temporality of the act outsts the eternity of the gooditself As the product of the indifferent, his being, too, must be indifferent. Then the facing of his morality would simply warrant the reaction let us eat and drink for tomorrow we die. There is no point in caring for what has no sanction behind it in any creative intention.”

intelligence nature

“ndeed, one hears, in early Christian theology, as many echoes of Persian dualism as of Hebrew Puritanism or Greek philosophy.”

history intelligence

“As with millions of others, Adeline Perry and her two young daughters endured the horrors of the Second World War in NAZI Germany. Following her death and armed with her manuscript, Captain Hank Bracker and his wife Ursula, Adeline’s youngest daughter, followed in Adeline’s footsteps to better understand the ordeal she experienced. Realizing that this book was the only way that her story could be preserved, Captain Hank took on the task of recording it. Ursula’s brotherlaw and stepsister, Peter Klett and his wife Jutta drove them to many of the places described in this book including Bischoffsheim, Strasbourg and Rosheim, in what was known as Reichsland Elsaß-Lothringen during World War II and which is now recognized as the administrative territory of Alsace-Moselle, France. He found the still existing bunker in Feudenheim and talked to people in Mannheim, Überlingen and Bischof fsheim who still remembered some of the details of the incidents in this book. Ursula’s sister Brigitte wrote her own manuscripts which helped fill in some previously unknown facts. “Suppressed I Rise” is an insight into how individual people’s lives were adversely affected by the insane acts of one man and the country he decimated.”

history intelligence

“When you see everything with love, everything looks at you with love.”

“I don t care if you love me or not, but I care that I love you without any thought.”

“Life is not a problem but an endless possibility. Love is not a mere sentiment but an instrument of ability.”