Quotes from The Notebooks of Joseph Joubert — Joseph Joubert
1754–1824 France
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Think nothing outside their paper.
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Abuse of words, foundation of ideology.
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To know: it is to see inside oneself.
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The voice is an aid to intelligence.
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Tenderness is the repose of passion.
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To compensate absence with memory.
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Let's go; and follow your mistake.
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One must die lovable (if one can).
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Close your eyes and you will see.
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Half myself mocks the other half.
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To teach is to learn twice over.
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The number of books is infinite.
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This poetic nudity within words.
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Ask the young. They know everything.
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