Quotes by
Gilbert Cesbron |
1913-1979 , French writer
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Quotations
| • | A snob is someone who prefers to travel standing first class rather than sitting in second class. 4 |
| • | From violin, a man as he ages becomes a cello, then a double bass: a thick body, a deep voice and not much to say. 4 |
| • | We are young when we hope that each day will be different from the day before; old when we hope that each year will be like the last. 3 |
| • | He who thinks he is always right is always wrong in that first. 3 |
| • | All these people who have no talent, what would become of them without all these people who have no taste? 2 |
| • | It’s often more difficult to talk to a woman than to then sleep with her. 2 |
| • | We realize that we have become specialists when the things we talk about with pleasure bore others. 2 |
| • | The emblem of France was the rooster. Today it is coq au vin. 1 |
| • | I knew a time when the main pollution came from people shaking their carpets out of the window. 1 |
| • | Each of us has an inner accompanying music. And if others hear it too, it is called personality. 1 |
| • | Bistros are the devil’s confessionals. 1 |
