A peaceful, prosperous age merely breeds cowards; hardship is the mother of resilience. — Shakespeare
When fortune suddenly changes her mood and kicks her favorite down the hill, those sycophants who used to crawl behind him now watch his fall coldly, and not one stays by him in his distress. — Shakespeare
True love cannot be expressed in words; actions are the best proof of loyalty.
Hopeless endeavors, boldly attempted, often lead to success.
Verbal speculation is merely suspended hope; only practical action can produce decisive results. — Shakespeare
When two ride on one horse, one is always left behind. — Shakespeare
The limbs of jealousy are lies!
Friendship is reliable in all other matters, but in love, it cannot be trusted. Therefore, lovers must use their own tongues. Let the living convey their sentiments themselves; do not ask others to do it for you. For beauty is a witch, and under her magic, loyalty dissolves in passion. — Shakespeare
Hasty marriages rarely end well. — Shakespeare
The majestic sea produces dragons and whales, while shallow streams hold only small fish for the pot. — Shakespeare
An educated person knows how to use each sense as a tool, how to guide it, sharpen it, and put it to practical use.
The glorious splendor of this world often arises from sin, sacrificing one's conscience for external fame. — Shakespeare
Immaculate reputation is the purest pearl in the world. — Shakespeare
