A word aptly uttered or written cannot be cut away by an axe.
NIKOLAI GOGOLThe Lord grant we may all be tillers of the soil.
More Nikolai Gogol Quotes
-
-
Everything resembles the truth, everything can happen to a man.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
However stupid a fools words may be, they are sometimes enough to confound an intelligent man.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
They don’t listen to me, they don’t hear me, they don’t see me.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
But youth has a future. The closer he came to graduation, the more his heart beat. He said to himself: “This is still not life, this is only the preparation for life.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
We have the marvelous gift of making everything insignificant.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
I shall laugh my bitter laugh.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
I am fated to journey hand in hand with my strange heroes and to survey the surging immensity of life, to survey it through the laughter that all can see and through the tears unseen and unknown by anyone.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
There are people who exist in this world not like entities but like the speckles or spots on something.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
You can’t imagine how stupid the whole world has grown nowadays.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
Keep not money, but keep good people’s company.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
They’re thinking of turning the peasant into an educated man. Why, first of all they should make him a good and prosperous farmer and then he’ll learn all that is necessary for him to know.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
Countless as the sands of sea are human passions, and not all of them are alike, and all of them, base and noble alike, are at first obedient to man and only later on become his terrible masters.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
The experience of ages has shown that a man who works on the land is purer, nobler, higher, and more moral… Agriculture should be at the basis of everything. That’s my idea.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
Man is such a wondrous being that it is never possible to count up all his merits at once. The more you study him, the more new particulars appear, and their description would be endless.
NIKOLAI GOGOL -
What is stronger in us – passion or habit? Or are all the violent impulses, all the whirl of our desires and turbulent passions, only the consequence of our ardent age, and is it only through youth that they seem deep and shattering?
NIKOLAI GOGOL