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Ernest Bramah Inspirational Quotes (13)
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One cannot live for ever by ignoring the price of coffins.
Ernest Bramah
He who thinks he is raising a mound may only in Reality be digging a pit.
Ernest Bramah
Should a person on returning from the city discover his house to be in flames, let him examine well the change which he has received from the chair-carrier before it is too late for evil never travels alone.
Ernest Bramah
Where the road bends abruptly, take short steps.
Ernest Bramah
He who has failed three times sets up as an instructor.
Ernest Bramah
One may ride upon a tiger's back but it is fatal to dismount.
Ernest Bramah
Eat in the dark the bargain that you purchased in the dusk.
Ernest Bramah
Do not adjust your sandals while passing through a melon-field, nor yet arrange your hat beneath an orange-tree.
Ernest Bramah
There are few situations in life that cannot be resolved promptly, and to the satisfaction of all concerned, by either suicide, a bag of gold, or thrusting a despised antagonist over a precipice on a dark night
Ernest Bramah
The province of philosophy is not so much to prevent calamities befalling as to demonstrate that they are blessings when they have taken place.
Ernest Bramah
There are those who collect the refuse of the public streets, but in order to be received into the band it is necessary to have been born one of the Hereditary Confederacy of Superfluity Removers and Abandoned Oddment Gatherers.
Ernest Bramah
When struck by a thunderbolt it is unnecessary to consult the Book of Dates as to the precise meaning of the omen.
Ernest Bramah
Before hastening to secure a possible reward of five taels by dragging an unobservant person away from a falling building, examine well his features lest you find, when too late, that it is one to whom you are indebted for double that amount.
Ernest Bramah