Who knows Lincoln s famous aphorisms about dreams

If an end is justified and must be done, then the necessary means to achieve that end are also justified and must be taken. (American politician Abraham Lincoln.) )

Dreams become sacred once they are put into action (A. Ann Proctor).

A good goal will never fail by taking it slow (Lincoln).

Dreams are never dreams, and the difference between the two is usually a distance that is worth pondering. (Ancient Dragon).

How can you expect a person to have dreams if he has completely thrown himself into power and hatred? (Ancient Dragon).

Dreams are the thoughts of the heart, our secret truth (Truman Capote).

As long as the dream lasts, it can become a reality. Aren't we living in our dreams? (Tennyson).

Dreams become sacred once they are put into action (A. Ann Proctor).

All activists are dreamers (Jen Harnick).

The most painful thing in life is waking up from a dream and having no way out. The dreamer is happy; If you don't see the way you can go, the most important thing is not to wake him up (Lu Xun).

The disadvantage of the dreamer is the fear of fate (S. Phillips).

Dreamers live long, doers live short (Jo O'Reilly).

Dreams are the opposite of reality (Wigley).

What will happen to humanity if it loses its dreams? (Hot Tofu).

Here are some of Lincoln's quotes:

7 4 I owe all that I have, and all that I can do, to my angelic mother. — Lincoln.

7 4 Power Comes from Justice – Lincoln.

7 4 Killing a dog will not cure a dog's bite —Lincoln.

7 4 I am a man who walks slowly, but I never turn back. —Abraham Lincoln.

7 4 A good goal will never fail because you take it slowly. — Lincoln.

7 4 My life experience has convinced me that people who have no faults often have few strengths—Lincoln.

7 4 ** is indeed precious, but the vigorous and courageous patriot is even more precious than **. — Lincoln.

7 4 In fact, education was an early habit. — Lincoln.

7 4 The will comes from two factors: moral sense and self-interest. — Lincoln.

7 4 Abolishing slavery is not so easy, but the pursuit of love is even harder! — Lincoln.

7 4 Our concern is not whether you have failed, but whether you have no resentment about failure. — Lincoln.

7 4 A man over forty years of age must have a sense of duty on his face – Lincoln.

7 4 The best thing in life is his friendship with others. — Lincoln.

7 4 Law is revealed morality, and morality is hidden law. — Lincoln.

7 4 What is conservatism? It's too much fear to fight – Lincoln.

7 4 There is no such thing as a lowly profession, only a lowly man—Lincoln.

7 4 A good man is not afraid of a low birth - Lincoln.

7 4 Tofu loves to be thick, but the skin is thin -- Lincoln.

7 4 The height of the fountain shall not exceed its source; The same is true of a person's career, and his achievements will never exceed his beliefs. — Lincoln.

7 4 Giving others freedom and asserting one's own freedom were both noble causes—Lincoln.

7 4 If we want to cultivate the moral character of justice, we should develop a good habit of "not being scrupulous." —Lincoln [beauty].

7 4 Character is like a tree, and reputation is like the shade of a tree. We often think about the shade of the tree, but we don't know that the tree is the root. —Lincoln [beauty].

7 4 My main concern is not whether you have failed, but whether you are willing to fail. — Lincoln.

7 4 Exceptional geniuses disdain to follow the path that others have taken. He looks for areas that have not been explored so far. — Lincoln.

Lincoln Quotes, Aphorisms, Aphorisms, Quotes · The most beautiful thing in life is his friendship with others. Giving others freedom and defending one's own freedom are equally noble causes. We don't care about you.

Fight for the truth, and die with honor.

Neither wolves nor sheep are qualified to talk about freedom.

The best thing in life.

DAO West, that is.

His friendship with others.

Democracy is politics of the people, through the people, for the people.

Just as I don't want to be a slave, I don't want to be a master. That's my idea of democracy. Anything different from this. None of them are democratic.

What can be done today will not be postponed until tomorrow.

The guiding principle for a person in all walks of life is diligence, and what can be started today is not delayed until tomorrow.

The most important thing is to be able to stand up to your principles in critical moments.

**The best way to do it in the future.

To come is to create from.

Build the future. Instead of competing with a dog, let it be one step ahead; If you are bitten by it, even if you beat it to death, it will not heal your wound.

Character is like a forest, and fame is like its shadow. The shadow is what we think, and the tree is that thing.

Owned by the people, governed by the people, and enjoyed by the people.

When a person reaches the age of forty, he should be responsible for his appearance. (When a friend asked Lincoln why he rejected his recommendation for a cabinet member.)

If I have a second face, do I still need to use the current one? (Lincoln's political enemies responded humorously when they criticized Lincoln for being "two-faced.") Because as far as politicians are concerned, Lincoln was extremely unpleasant, like a wild monkey)

You can fool everybody at one moment, you can fool some people for a long time, but you can't fool all people for a long time.

You can fool everybody at once, you can fool somebody forever, but you can't fool everybody forever.