Nicolae Iorga, page 41


Nicolae Iorga, page 41

Romanian historian, documentarian, literary critic, playwright, poet, enciclopedist, memorialist, universitary professor, politician, member of the Romanian Academy, president of the Council of Ministers and of the Romanian Senat

Your talent? What did you pay for it? And how have you compensated those who did not also get it for free?

Your talent? What did you pay for it? And how have you compensated those who did not also get it for free?

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A book is a support, a solace, a spur. There is the odd one to which you owe as much as to the best teacher, that is even as much to you as your parents were and the best of people.

A book is a support, a solace, a spur. There is the odd one to which you owe as much as to the best teacher, that is even as much to you as your parents were and the best of people.

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Woe to the man that can be encompassed in a single book!

Woe to the man that can be encompassed in a single book!

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The title of a book shows what the author thought he had written.

The title of a book shows what the author thought he had written.

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Write your books in such a way that the reader may believe that you wrote them for him.

Write your books in such a way that the reader may believe that you wrote them for him.

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A book: dead letters, but enchanted, which you enliven with your life.

A book: dead letters, but enchanted, which you enliven with your life.

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Books only read once are like those acquaintances whose visit you never return.

Books only read once are like those acquaintances whose visit you never return.

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Printed does not mean read, and read does not mean praised.

Printed does not mean read, and read does not mean praised.

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Many avoid reading a writer in order not to change the opinion they have about him.

Many avoid reading a writer in order not to change the opinion they have about him.

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When the time comes for you to die, do not look at the darkness ahead but at the light you leave behind. And you will pass away with a smile upon your face.

When the time comes for you to die, do not look at the darkness ahead but at the light you leave behind. And you will pass away with a smile upon your face.

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  • Date of birth: 17 January 1871
  • Date of death: 27 November 1940

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