Besides, one requires the excitement of being hateful in the eyes of the accused, in order to lash one’s self into a state of sufficient vehemence and power. I would not choose to see the man against whom I pleaded smile, as though in mockery of my words. No; my pride is to see the accused pale, agitated, and as though beaten out of all composure by the fire of my eloquence. Alexandre Dumas Courtroom Drama , Eloquence In Anger , Pride And Power , Agitation , Eloquence , Accused
Alexandre Dumas’s Quotes On Topics More Alexandre Dumas Quotes “I know that I have been a fool, a madman, to believe that the snow could have been animated, that the marble could grow warm; but what would you expect? The lover easily believes in love, nor has my journey been entirely in vain, since I behold you now.” Alexandre Dumas Lover’s Belief , Animated Snow , Marble Warmth , Romantic Folly , Love , Devotion “Besides the pleasure, there is always remorse, from the indulgence of our passions; and, after all, what have you men to fear from all this; the world excuses, and notoriety ennobles you?” Alexandre Dumas Passionate Remorse , Notoriety Effects , Indulging Emotions , Moral Dilemmas , Fear , Societal Excuses “The marquise heard her sentence without showing any sign of fear or weakness. When it was finished, she said to the registrar, “Will you, sir, be so kind as to read it again? I had not expected the tumbril, and I was so much struck by that that I lost the thread of what followed.” Alexandre Dumas Fearless Marquise , Unexpected Tumbril , Calm Defiance , Courage , Nobility , Poise
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