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You are the most luminous object in the universe· The Death of Bunny Munro“You poor man”· The Death of Bunny Munro“A rookery. A cousinry”· Harvest“Bad luck, in other words, and not a soul to blame”· Harvest“Dissent is never counted; it is weighed”· Harvest“Do not embrace a soul until you know its family name”· Harvest“God bless you all, and God help one of you”· Harvest“Happy the man, whose wish and care”· Harvest“If we stay within our bounds, there are no bounds to stay us”· Harvest“Nose before ear”· Harvest“organization to all of our advantages”· Harvest“The sheaf is giving way to sheep”· Harvest“This land has always been much older than ourselves. Not anymore.”· Harvest“What starts with fire will end with fire”· Harvest“Winter will provide the spring”· Harvest“You are the man who holds the sword … I am the master of the keys”· HarvestA bag of proverbs· Don QuixoteSend you a little heifer, and bring the reins· Don QuixoteTruth rises above falsehood as oil above water· Don QuixoteFear God, but He does not tolerate the wicked forever· Don QuixoteAltisidora's ballad· Don QuixoteReverence for God is the beginning of wisdom· Don QuixoteDon Quixote's song to Dulcinea· Don QuixoteSake mi, sōrei ben rai ku suki· Don QuixoteThere is danger in delay· Don QuixoteAmicus Plato, but truth is a dearer friend· Don QuixoteBlood is inherited, virtue is acquired· Don QuixoteA clear escape is better than good men's prayers· Don QuixoteA knight-errant without a lady· Don QuixoteA sparrow in the hand is better than a vulture on the wing· Don Quixote“A translation is like looking at Flemish tapestries on the wrong side”· Don Quixote“Ah me, Love’s mariner am I”· Don QuixoteAltisidora’s farewell song· Don QuixoteArms and letters· Don QuixoteBetter a king’s crumb than a lord’s favour· Don QuixoteBetween a woman’s yes and no· Don QuixoteThe log, the king of the frogs· Don QuixoteCervantes smiled Spain's chivalry away· Don QuixoteWhen asleep, all are equal· Don QuixoteDeath is deaf· Don QuixoteDeath treads with equal foot· Don Quixote“Diligence is the mother of good fortune”· Don Quixote“Do your worships think it is an easy thing to blow up a dog”· Don QuixoteEach of us is the maker of his own Fortune· Don Quixote“Each of us is the son of his own works”· Don QuixoteEveryone is the son of his works· Don Quixote“Faith without works is dead”· Don QuixoteThe tripes carry the heart, not the heart the tripes· Don Quixote“Fiction is all the better the more it looks like truth”· Don Quixote“For a flying enemy make a bridge of silver”· Don Quixote“For giving and keeping there’s need of brains”· Don QuixoteFor me alone was Don Quixote born, and I for him· Don Quixote“Freedom is one of the most precious gifts”· Don QuixoteHappy he to whom Heaven has given a piece of bread· Don QuixoteHappy the age, happy the time· Don QuixoteHe does not fly who retires· Don QuixoteHe who seeks danger perishes in it· Don QuixoteHe who sings once weeps all his life· Don QuixoteHe who sings scares away his woes· Don Quixote“Hell is full of ingrates”· Don Quixote“History, mother of truth”· Don Quixote“Honey is not for the mouth of the ass”· Don Quixote“I am a fire afar off, a sword laid aside”· Don QuixoteI know who I am· Don QuixoteI was mad, now I am in my senses· Don QuixoteIn a village of La Mancha, the name of which I have no desire to call to mind· Don Quixote“In delay there is danger”· Don QuixoteIt is a hard case to make slaves of those whom God and Nature made free· Don Quixote“It is not with grey hairs that one writes, but with the understanding”· Don Quixote“Know thyself”· Don Quixote“Let Martha die, but let her die with a full belly”· Don QuixoteLife is a play, and death makes all equal· Don QuixoteLose by a card too many· Don QuixoteLove and war are the same thing· Don Quixote“Love is of the same nature as death”· Don QuixoteLove looks through spectacles· Don Quixote“Man proposes and God disposes”· Don QuixoteMarriage as a noose and Gordian knot· Don Quixote“Naked I was born, naked I find myself”· Don QuixoteNaked was I born, naked I find myself· Don QuixoteNever ask as a favour what thou canst take by force· Don QuixoteNo leaf stirs but by God's will· Don Quixote“One swallow does not make summer”· Don QuixotePatience and shuffle· Don QuixotePoetry as a tender young maiden· Don Quixote“Saint Peter is very well at Rome”· Don QuixoteSancho I was born, and Sancho I mean to die· Don Quixote“Santiago and close Spain!”· Don QuixoteSi monumentum quoeris, circumspice· Don QuixoteSleep is the universal coin· Don Quixote“Sweet Hope, my stay”· Don QuixoteThe best sauce in the world is hunger· Don Quixote“The bow cannot be always bent”· Don QuixoteThe church, or the sea, or the king’s house· Don QuixoteThe dead to the grave and the living to the loaf· Don Quixote“The discord of Agramante’s camp”· Don QuixoteThe evil for him who goes to look for it· Don QuixoteThe Golden Age speech· Don QuixoteThe Haves and the Haven'ts· Don Quixote“The innocent suffer for the guilty”· Don Quixote