Every person has two educations, one which he receives 6 F7 w5 x9 T, X- @; D
from others, and one, more important, whch he gives himself. , Q: j2 Q/ w, I! W: U
--E Gibbon & W# ~: L0 R2 z5 V- a
每个人都接受两种教育, 一种来自别人,另一种更重要的来自自己。 : E4 U3 K& j3 q: t
--吉朋
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Gunius is formed in quiet, character in the stream of life. # X$ O$ w, @! M$ F5 t" @
--Goethe
4 v: ~' ?, e5 t5 _0 Z- H 平静中产生天才,生活激流中创造个性。 / k$ Q2 a! c6 M4 k* S9 P* ~) G2 U
--歌德 . U0 ]# s6 w8 G C
( a+ n7 F) t0 y+ y& GSaying and doing are two different things.
5 M2 N7 I2 K |- m --John Heywood (1497-1550) - ]" d% v( _7 X: N. B7 U5 w8 l$ ?' u
言与行实乃两码事也。 9 w2 V H, N* r
--约翰·海伍德 7 E- [. Q q0 S/ r" e
- T2 P, d) j7 _6 _4 C; i0 WThe sudden disappointment of a hope leaves a scar which the ultimate fulfillment of that hope never entirely removes. 6 J2 o4 e/ D s1 X- ~( t* ?4 B5 E
" U% ~6 N t& E! x# ^! D) |7 { —— Thomas Hardy
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一个希望的突然失落会留下一处伤痕,即使那希望最终会实现,也决 5 ^3 {2 A: m+ C' }9 l
不能完全平复。 ! _( ^, H( h2 Q* X) {/ h
—— 托马斯·哈代 3 Y1 k: }; t, [ _2 n* M% h
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All great truths are obvious truths. But no all obvcious
0 l- O. ?8 s; J/ y8 y1 V: U- B; k truths are great truths.
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—— A. Huxley 伟大的真理都是明摆着的事实,但并不是所有显而易见的事实都是伟大的真理。
# J- ?& `# w# q5 \+ b" f J ——A·赫胥黎 |