103. There is no prophet in Hongo.
104. This seemingly small door, no matter how attentively the janitor observes, how to curse and grin, its secret is never known to outsiders.
105 I have to help a person in need to show gratitude for the grace I have received.
106. We are like a tree, whatever variety grows, always a few leaves, always that size, silently all their lives.
107. His smile is one that no painter can depict, no physiologist can analyze its meaning.
108 Saving a life, saving a father from suffering, and saving a mother from grief is not a feat, but an act of humanity.
109. His distracted eyes looked around as if looking for traces of a terrible past, and his spasmodic hands seemed to want to push away the terrible memories again.
110. The moon struggles in the sea of clouds, and as soon as it illuminates the rolling dark clouds, it is immediately engulfed by it. The clouds grew darker and darker, and finally disappeared into the vast sky.
111. I never care about the people around me, nor do I protect the society that I do not protect.
112 You (the Count of Monte Cristo) are not only not egoistic, but also fraternal. You are born with the greatest virtue of us eccentric Parisians; or the greatest weakness, which is to deliberately reveal all your imperfections and hide the virtues of your possessions.
113. Almost all pilgrims with guns who have tried or have conquered the Holy Lands are marked with a cross or a migratory bird, a sign of the mission for which they have dedicated themselves, a symbol of the long journey they are about to begin, and a hope that they will accomplish their mission on the wings of faith.
114 The most stubborn devil who refuses to go is the secret of the heart.
115. The bad guys don't just die like this, and God keeps them, assuming that their hands return eyes for eyes and teeth for teeth.
116. Count of Monte Cristo, you are my judge on earth, just as God is the judge of heaven.
117. Time and silence are two medicines for the treatment of mental trauma
118. Trees are cute because they have shade. And the shade of the tree is cute because it contains endless dreams and illusions.
119 The dead do more evil in six thousand years than the living do in a single day.
120. To achieve great things, we must act decisively, not be afraid of danger, and take our lives too seriously, which will often hinder our success. As long as a person puts his life aside, he is different from others, and others are no longer his opponents. As long as a person lays down a heart, he immediately becomes full of energy and sees far.
121. Look at the dark folded arms in the distance, like the twigs of a large beetle, held high in the bright sun.
122. I always think of the patron saints, of the gods of heaven and earth, of all kinds of mysterious powers.
123. This tower is like a wrinkled, dressed grandmother who welcomes her grandchildren during the festival. Looking at its appearance, no one would have thought that if the old proverb with ears on the partition wall could really be fulfilled, and it could have a voice comparable to that of an ear, this tower would have been quite capable of telling some tragic stories.
124. In the barrel there is a frog and a toad, presumably because of their lack of spirit, and they each inhabit the green leaves back to back.
125 Every man has a flaw that cannot be stirred, just as every fruit has its worms.
126. The whole house, like the sleeping beauty of the forest, awakens after many years of slumber, regains her life, and sings joyful songs, and looks so radiant.
127 The horses in the stables, who were chewing grass, answered from time to time with their hisses, and these grooms spoke to them in a much more respectful tone than many servants did to their masters.
128. What is the most wonderful thing? It's something we can't understand. What do we yearn for in our hearts? It's something we can't have. So for me, seeing what I can't understand, getting what I can't have, is my lifelong goal. I rely on two things to achieve this goal: money and will.
129. The Orientals value only two things in this world: famous horses and beautiful people.
130. Madame Tanglar's brow furrowed, like the dark clouds of Jupiter on the Olympic Mountains, heralding a storm.
131.Monsieur de Villefort was always a court man.
132. The political tumbler, as is commonly said, is the one who plays the game.
133.De Villefort himself was thoughtful, indifferent, loyal to government decision-making, disdainful of theories and theorists, and deeply resentful of the conceptual school of air-loving theory. All these constitute his inner world, and it is also his openly flaunted philosophy of life.
134. Putting on a shelf and pretending to be aristocratic is just practicing one of his maxims: Let people see that you are self-respecting, and you will be valued.
135. Greek motto: Man knows himself. Self-knowledge is much more difficult than knowing people, and knowing people is more useful than self-knowledge.
136. Maternal love is the most sacred emotion.
137. Human creation goes from complex to simple, and simple is always the best.
138. Latin says: Punishment comes with a lame leg. It is the same as the Chinese proverb "it is not to report, the time is not to be reported, the time is coming, everything is reported".
139. You breathe air all the time, and you can't survive without it, but do you see air?
140.The king's territory was limited, either by mountains or rivers, or by variations in customs and languages. And our kingdom has no end.
141. Those concerns that stop the strong, those obstacles that frighten the weak, cannot hinder me or stop me. I only have two opponents – distance and time.
142.Human nature is fragile, that is, everyone is inevitably guilty or sinful.
143. I am proud of human beings because they are like snakes, and even if you just pass by and don't step on them, they will hold their heads high and bite you.
144. The most beautiful, greatest, and noblest thing in the world is to repay grace with grace and revenge.
145. The soul is like providence, and although it exists in my heart, it is invisible to the naked eye.
146 You know, it is never I who will leave you. It's not the tree that leaves the flowers, it's the flowers that leave the tree.
147. There are three emotions in my heart that I will never get tired of: sadness, love, and gratitude.
148 As soon as Nuri became demanding, he would lose everything.
149 The impression of the things around us is related to the mirror of the mind in which we are located.
150. Like people, houses have hearts and faces, and the things in their hearts are reflected in their faces.
151. Capital in the hands of financiers is like the skin of civilized people. People wear somewhat luxurious clothes, which is the credit of financiers, but once people die, only skins are left.
152. The locomotive that is moving, because of the smoke shrouded in smoke, looks more or less large.
153. The blood from the wound can be replenished by nutrition.
154. Every step in the course of life is like a reptile squirming on the sand, leaving a long mark. For the most people, this mark is their tear mark.
155. In the depths of passion, behind the joy, there is always a little guilt left.
156 If my forehead is tight, it is because my sorrow has clouded it; if my heart is as hard as a stone, it is because of the blows he has endured.
157.Nine times out of ten people's faults are forged under the specious excuse that "it must be so".
158 The human heart is unfathomable, deeper than the grace of God.
159. Our selfishness tends to give a dazzling layer to what belongs to us.
160. As the saying goes: never lose hope.
161 He prefers praise to the benefiters of mankind, not to rewards to the destroyers of mankind.
162 Whoever seeks will reap the rewards. Every rich man walks on the road, and there are poor people passing by everywhere.
163. They are like two living sculptures, standing at opposite ends of the hall, marble faces, two hearts beating rapidly, and in this silent gaze they forget for a moment themselves, or rather, everything around them.
164. This eye is lightning fast, but Messer Tess feels that it is as long as a century, because in this eye of Monte Cristo, there are too many connotations.
165. There is a moving arabian custom of having shared bread and salt under the same roof to become eternal friends.
166. The blood of Monte Cristo is pouring into the atrium, and then from the atrium to the throat to the cheek. He only felt that his tears were blurred, like someone who was about to faint.
167 No one hears me complaining that my present happiness is equal to past suffering.
168. Hamlet says that the deepest secrets buried also leak out from under the ground and swim like phosphorus fire in the air. But these fleeting flames are the light that leads people to the wrong way.
169 In the face of imminent difficulties, crying and crying alone will not help: only those who are willing to pass the time by cheap pain, and pass the day by swallowing tears. There are such people, they are so obedient in the world, God must be in the eyes of heaven. But those who have the desire to fight will not waste any precious time, they will rise up against the blows of the god of fate.
170. I think that I have known you for a year, and from the day I have known you, I have placed all my happiness in my love for you; I think that one day you said to me that you loved me, and from that day on I have placed all my future in the hope of having you. This is my life. Now I don't think about anything, I thought I had won heaven, but it turned out that I lost a paradise. It was commonplace for gamblers to lose not only what they had, but also what they didn't have.
171. People like us have never had in our hearts the thought of ashamed of ourselves in the face of society, our relatives and God, and people like us see each other's hearts like an open book.
172. Who in this world loves me? Who can comfort me when I am in pain? To whom do I pin my hopes? Who can I rely on for my confused gaze, and who can I get a moment's breath in my bloody heart? 172 But men who fall in love will always refuse to let the clock walk in peace and stability.
173. At this moment, for the atrium of the young man's heart, time is the most terrible thing, and the ticking of every second is like a lead hammer hitting his heart.
174. The slight fluttering of leaves and the rustling of the evening wind will make him prick up his ears and sweat on his forehead.
175 The spirit who blew this thought into his heart did not leave him, and kept talking in his ear.
176 The emaciated love to say that they can carry heavy burdens, the timid love to talk about how to meet the giants, the poor will boast of gold and silver treasures, and even the humblest farmers, when they brag about themselves, will call themselves Jupiter.
177 Faith does not perish. It sometimes falls asleep, but once it wakes up it is more powerful than it was before it fell asleep.
178. What is life? It is a short stop in the vestibule leading to death.
179. Jealousy is also an outpouring of emotion.
180 When I close my eyes, the past I see will come to mind, with two kinds of visions: the vision of the flesh and the vision of the mind. What the naked eye sees is sometimes forgotten, and what the mind sees is always remembered in the heart.
181. I see my fatherland through the eyes of a child, always covered with a mist that is sometimes bright and sometimes dim, depending on whether I regard it as a lovely motherland or a place of great suffering.
182. I saw that the shadows of the boats were getting bigger and bigger on the surface of the lake; they were originally just a few black spots, but now they were big birds flying against the rolling water of the waves.
183 Sometimes, by the next day, something that seems vague on the first night will be clear; sometimes, it may suddenly burst out and make people smell bad.
§ 184 Nothing should be too pedantic. If a person lives among madmen, he must also learn to be crazy.
185. If you want the self-esteem of others to make concessions to you, you must first take into account the self-esteem of the other person, save his face, and not let him be embarrassed.
186 Today's friends are tomorrow's enemies.
187. Don't bark and bite like a watchdog that has been tied apart for two days.
188. He swooped over like an eagle swooping down on an animal.
189. Her heart is as pure as a diamond, she is like a white and flawless lily.
190 You are the most selfish of all animals and the most self-interested of all the Spirits. You always think that the earth is turning for you, the sun is shining for you, death is only coming at you, you are like an ant standing on the top of a grass stem cursing God! Those who have lost their lives, will they be killed in vain?
191. Life is waiting! Don't I always wait? But I have patience.
192. The idea is still just a germ, but the plan is a fruition.
193. The money-hungry Codrus could hear God, and the young man's words seemed to have a metallic dingdang sound, and he seemed to hear a pile of gold Louis rolling around.
194. In the life of Dondays, with his long-established determination not to back down, he has tasted from one struggle after another that cannot be experienced elsewhere – sometimes with nature, that is, with God, sometimes with man, or, perhaps with the devil.
195 God is merciful, first the Father and then the Judge.
196 Those who do not like to ask questions are the ones who are best at comforting others.
197 Be strong, don't let your emotions flow on your face, you have to hide your pain in your heart, just as there is destruction and death in the clouds, and only when a storm comes can people guess this deadly secret.
198. Every time you encounter a troublesome thing, there is a prescription that works well: change the environment.
199 Go to a place where the air is fresh and quiet, and even the most arrogant person will feel small and humble.
200. François said: "Women are changeable"; Shakespeare said: "Women are the waves of the sea".
201. The horse is like a wing, not running, but flying. The carriage rumbled through the stone path of the Hirakawa River, and the pedestrians on the side of the road turned back to see the comet that was speeding by like a fireball.
203 The sins of the fathers, the third and fourth generations, cannot escape retribution.
204.De Villefort, like all upstarts, had to put on an arrogant posture in order to maintain his position. The old nobles laughed at him, the men of insight alienated him, and the nobles of famous origin instinctively looked down on him.
205. There is something special about mental wounds, they can be hidden from people, but they will not really close their mouths, the wounds are always painful, and the slightest touch will bleed; they open their mouths, and they remain in the heart.
206. Magnanimous people tend to develop a sense of compassion whenever the misfortune of their opponent exceeds the limits of their hatred.
206. The listener's mind is troubled, like dead leaves on a tree swirling in the strong north wind.
207 The enemies that a man himself knows are not the most dangerous enemies.
208. Dondys has a heart cast in bronze and a face carved out of marble.
209. A person has neither joyful memories nor a little longing and hope, and it is very miserable to see his life pass by.
210. Some virtues, too much of which can turn into crimes.
211 The most important virtue is to admit one's mistakes.
212. Albert's gaze is rich in content, a poem of strong anger, proud contempt, and tolerant indignation.
213 There are two kinds of feelings that make people lose their appetite: one is sadness, and the other is love.
214 Joy is like rain and dew to the long-suffering souls; the hearts and the land suck the luscious dew that falls on them with all their might, but outwardly nothing can be seen.
§ 215 A man who has sin does not want others to count his sins.
§ 216 The credibility of a banker is his entire material and spiritual life, and a man is sustained by his credibility, just as the flesh is alive by breathing. Once credibility is lost, the flesh becomes the walking dead.
217 Independence is more precious in my eyes than wealth, it permeates my whole body and mind, and becomes my instinct for self-defense.
218 Diplomacy is unlearned, it is an instinct.
219. A party on a social field is like a flower show, attracting butterflies with inattention, hungry and greedy bees, and buzzing wasps.
220 Plato said, "Man is an animal with two legs and no hair on its body. ”
221 One of the great misfortunes of this world is that everyone has their own opinions, and it is this view that prevents us from seeing what others think.
222. In society, there are some things that make people laugh, like incurable wounds, which will never be closed in blood
223 The mysterious God has long arranged everything according to what is destined to happen, and sometimes turns a shortcoming, even a bad thing, into a good thing.
224. Practical people have always cast aside the philosopher's sayings, believing in the creed: "No matter how many things happen, money can find comfort." ”
225. Need and must be synonyms with considerable differences in meaning.
226 Excitement and passion are similar, and passion often makes one forget many things in the world. 227 Fanaticism can make the strong man incomparably powerful, while despair can produce an extraordinary courage in the extremely distressed man.
227. Dragging on too long will only add to the sorrow of parting.
228. Some people's consciences can never be at peace.
229. The stars twinkle in the night sky, standing on a high slope, looking down from above, Paris is like a dark and heavy sea, millions of lights are like phosphorescent lights flickering on the waves, it is indeed waves, more noisy, more unrestrained, more active, more violent, more greedy than the roaring ocean, the waves that never know how to calm down like the vast sea, the waves that are always surging and stirring, rolling up the waves, swallowing everything...
230. Paris, I have been breaking through your door for less than half a year. I believe that it was God's wisdom that led me here, and he took me here triumphantly; the secret of my entry into your walls, which I have revealed only to God, for only he can see into my heart; only he, knowing that I have left at this moment without resentment or arrogance, but still without regrets; only he knows that I have never abused the power he has given me for my own selfishness or for senseless motives. Oh majestic city, I have found what I am looking for in your throbbing chest; I am like a very patient miner, digging in your chest in order to eradicate the cancer in it; now that my things are done and my mission is accomplished; now you can no longer give me joy or pain. Goodbye, Paris, goodbye!
231. The vision a person sees changes with his heart. If your state of mind is gloomy, you will see a sky covered with clouds.
232. Towns fell like ghosts at the back of the road; the trees swaying in the autumn wind in the early autumn wind, like unkempt giants, rushed towards them, just approached them and swept back at great speed.
233. As if there were an almost very human sense of serenity and calmness, halos surrounded him. It's like a wanderer who has been in exile for many years and has returned to his hometown after many years of absence.
§ 234 Everyone should do his duty to the nation: some contribute their wealth and wisdom; some contribute their skill; some give their diligence; some give their blood. If [Albert] stays by your side, he will feel that he is wasting his years, he will not be able to get used to living in your sorrow; he will hate everything around him for his incompetence. And in the fight against bad luck, he will become taller and stronger, and he will overcome bad luck and get good luck. Let him create a better life!
235 I (DonDais) felt like a cloud of fire flying in the sky, about to burn down cursed cities. Like the captains of those ships to make dangerous voyages, to go on difficult expeditions, I prepared enough food, loaded my guns, drew up various plans of attack and defense, adapted the flesh to the most intense movements, adapted the mind to the most brutal blows, trained my arms to be used to killing, trained my eyes to see people tortured, trained my mouth to smile at the most terrible scenes; I was once kind and pure, trusted of others, open-minded and generous, and finally became a revenge, the city government is very deep, the heart of stone, or rather, It becomes as cold and unforgiving as the fate of the deaf and blind.
236. The mood of Monte Cristo changed greatly, and as he slowly climbed up the winding slopes of the Vengeful Mountain, he saw on the other side of the hill a deep valley of doubt.
237. Father, you have given me freedom, knowledge, and wealth; you, like those who are superior to me, have the ability to distinguish between good and evil, and if after death the soul remains in the place where we once loved and suffered, then oh, you noble, deep, superworldly soul, I beseech you, with the fatherly love you you have given me, and the respect for your son, please say a word, let me see a sign, or give me a little revelation, Help me dispel the last doubt in my heart.
238 The Lord said: You will pluck out the teeth of the dragon, and you will proudly stomp the lion at your feet.
239 He learned patience and waiting.
240. The setting sun disappears on the horizon to the west. As if to leave the brilliant dreams of Greco-Roman mythology for people to reverie, the unfinished afterglow is like a flame, beating on the tip of the rising waves.
241 There is no happiness or unhappiness in this world, there is only a comparison of one situation with another, and so on. Only those who have experienced extreme misfortune can taste extreme happiness. Only those who have made up their minds to die will know how good it is to be alive.
——— the whole wisdom of mankind is contained in these five words: waiting and hope!