Dickens quotes, Dickens classic quotes

Dickens's classic quotes.

1. Never get peace, never get satisfaction, always pursue what you can never get, plots, plans, worries and troubles always linger in your mind - no matter how bizarre this is, one thing is unmistakable: it is an irresistible force, and a person is driven by this power to make a life plan! —Charles Dickens.

2. Whatever can be offered to me with my whole body, I will never offer a hand. —Charles Dickens.

3. Never save what you can do today for tomorrow. Delay is a thief who steals time. Catch him! —Charles Dickens.

4. There is a glint of love in one eye, while the other eye burns with the vulgar fire of selfishness - Dickens.

5. Grumpy people often use the weather and wind direction as an excuse to hide their irascible and gloomy temper - Dickens.

6. The people in the world who can reduce the burden of others are not mediocre people. —Charles Dickens.

7. When we get life, there is an indispensable condition; We should bravely defend life until the last minute. —Charles Dickens.

8. Everything is in charge, that is, regardless of one's own feelings, which is the long-standing privilege of kings. —Charles Dickens.

9. Life is a terrible kind of hard labor - Dickens.

10. A tenacious will can conquer any mountain in the world. —Charles Dickens.

11. Without the help of selfless self-sacrificing maternal love, the child's heart will be a desert. —Charles Dickens.

12. Precious time always flies by like an arrow. —Charles Dickens.

13. A person who is rigid and dead, and whose face is full of gloom and depression, no matter what his life looks like or what his clothes are, are the worst people in heaven and on earth. —Charles Dickens.

14. All outstanding extraordinary people have wonderful mothers. —Charles Dickens.

15. Genius is difficult to control, in the veins of genius - Dickens.

16. People who have suffered the most terrible blow mentally tend to lose their minds. —Charles Dickens.

17. It is a sad fact that even great men have poor relatives - Dickens.

18. A man wants to soften another man's heart - Dickens.

19. Some gratifying talent, some kind of lucky opportunity, can form the sides of the ladder on which some people rise, but the horizontal steps of that ladder must be made of things that can resist friction and pulling; There is no substitute for thorough, passionate, and sincere effort. —Charles Dickens.

20. Success is like a ladder, "opportunity" is the long columns on both sides of the ladder, and "ability" is the horizontal wood inserted between the two long columns. Only the long pillars have no beams, and the ladders are useless - Dickens.

1. The more ambitious a person is, the more he will inevitably have all kinds of small weaknesses. —Charles Dickens, Martin Qu Shuwei

2. When a father commits a sin, he will often repay it to his children, and if a mother accumulates virtue, she will also repay it to her children. —Charles Dickens, Bleak Hills

3. Be reliable and be able to be trusted. —Charles Dickens, Martin Qu Shuwei

4. I want to show my heroic nature when others can't raise their heads. —Charles Dickens, Martin Qu Shuwei

5. What I have done now is far better than everything I have ever done. The rest I will get is far sweeter than anything I ever know. —Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities

6. There is no doubt that the dark clouds that darken your life also darken her life in Qianqing. But she still maintains a strict chain of dignity, and her self-esteem does not come from arrogance, not from nothingness, but from a firm belief in you, in the truth. —Charles Dickens, The Mystery of Drood

No matter where I go, I'm looking for happiness. I would never go anywhere to find pain, because I was born to be a pleasure seeker. I only hurt if the pain finds me in my head. —Charles Dickens.

Success is like a ladder, "opportunity" is the long columns on both sides of the ladder, and "ability" is the horizontal beam inserted between the two long columns. Only the long pillars had no beams, and the ladders were useless. —Charles Dickens.

If we want to eliminate this reef, we must wait for time and favorable conditions,—— Dickens's "Bleak Hills" The only joy in life is forgetting.

A person who trusts himself for any justifiable reason will never again show off in front of others in order to make others trust him. —Charles Dickens, "David Copperfield."