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1. “I have only two enemies: I shall not say two conquerors, because with persistence I can make them bow to my will: they are distance and time. The third and most awful is my condition as a mortal man. Only that can halt me on the path I have chosen before I have reached my appointed goal. Everything else is planned for.”
Alexandre Dumas
Distance Time, Mortal Limit, Persistent Will, Distance, Mortal, Persistence
2. “I have only two adversaries – I will not say two conquerors, for with perseverance I subdue even them, – they are time and distance. There is a third, and the most terrible – that is my condition as a mortal being.” Alexandre Dumas Time Distance, Mortal Condition, Adversaries Conquered, Perseverance, Time, Mortal
5. “What quarrel, what harshness, what unbelief in each other can subsist in the presence of a great calamity, when all the artificial vesture of our life is gone, and we are all one with each other in primitive mortal needs?” George Eliot Great Calamity, Mortal Needs, Harshness Gone, Calamity, Mortal, Needs
Mortal Quotes by Famous Authors
1. “I have only two enemies: I shall not say two conquerors, because with persistence I can make them bow to my will: they are distance and time. The third and most awful is my condition as a mortal man. Only that can halt me on the path I have chosen before I have reached my appointed goal. Everything else is planned for.”
Alexandre Dumas Distance Time, Mortal Limit, Persistent Will, Distance, Mortal, Persistence
2. “I have only two adversaries – I will not say two conquerors, for with perseverance I subdue even them, – they are time and distance. There is a third, and the most terrible – that is my condition as a mortal being.”
Alexandre Dumas Time Distance, Mortal Condition, Adversaries Conquered, Perseverance, Time, Mortal
5. “What quarrel, what harshness, what unbelief in each other can subsist in the presence of a great calamity, when all the artificial vesture of our life is gone, and we are all one with each other in primitive mortal needs?”
George Eliot Great Calamity, Mortal Needs, Harshness Gone, Calamity, Mortal, Needs
