Frases sobre fortuna
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Entrevista a Kevin Carson para la revista Stirner http://www.edstirner.com/entrevista-kevin-carson/

Fuente: Robespierre, M, Libertad-Igualdad-Fraternidad, Buenos Aires: Errepar, 2000, cap. II: Libertad, p. 25.

“A veces, cuando la Fortuna frunce el ceño con más rencor, prepara sus más deslumbrantes regalos.”
1931.
Fuente: Winstonchurchill.org http://www.winstonchurchill.org/resources/quotations

“A menudo, la fortuna nos hace pagar muy caro lo que creemos que nos ha regalado.”

“Lo que pasa es que en este país no hay una sola fortuna que no tenga a la espalda un burro muerto.”
Citas de sus libros, La mala hora (1962)

Refiriéndose a los hablantes de euskera en un discurso pronunciado en 1921 en Bilbao.
Fuente: Boletín Oficial del Estado,
Fuente: 25 de marzo de 1976, Boletín Oficial del Estado nº 73 de 25 de marzo de 1976, Decreto 573/1976, de 26 de febrero, por el que se reconoce a la Academia de la Lengua Vasca bajo la denominación de Real Academia de la Lengua Vasca https://www.boe.es/boe/dias/1976/03/25/pdfs/A06056-06058.pdf,

Fuente: Cartas de Séneca a Lucilio, Carta LXXXIV.

“El hombre venturoso no espera nunca que algo le mude la fortuna.”
Fuente: [Señor] (1997), p. .

«Caracteres» (en Remains 1759-obra póstuma)
Original: «A play writer: ... Nothing encourages him more in his undertaking than his ignorance, for he has not wit enough to understand so much as the difficulty of what he attempts; therefore he runs on boldly like a foolhardy wit, and Fortune, that favours fools and the bold, sometimes takes notice of him for his double capacity, and receives him into her good graces. He has one motive more, and that is the concurrent ignorant judgment of the present age, in which his sottish fopperies pass with applause, like Oliver Cromwell's oratory among fanatics of his own canting inclination. He finds it easier to write in rhyme than prose, for the world being over-charged with romances, he finds his plots, passions, and repartees ready made to his hand, and if he can but turn them into rhyme the thievery is disguised, and they pass for his own wit and invention...».
Fuente: Remains, vol. 2 (1759)

Original en inglés: «Most professional women can recount ‘horror stories’ about discrimination they have suffered during their careers. My stories include social trivia as well as grand trauma. But some less common forms of discrimination came my way when, in mid-career, I married a colleague and we joined our professional lives just as fame (though not fortune) hit him. I watched as he was manufactured into an architectural guru before my eyes and, to some extent, on the basis of our joint work and the work of our firm.»
Fuente: Arnold, Dana. Reading Architectural History. Editorial Routledge, 2003. ISBN 978-11-3453-231-5.

Introducción al libro colectivo de Elias James Corey, Barbara Czakó y László Kürti, Moléculas y Medicina .
Fuente: E. J. Corey, Barbara Czakó, László Kürti. Molecules and Medicine. Editorial John Wiley & Sons, 2012. ISBN 978-11-1836-173-3. p. 8.

Fuente: Citado en Daniel Boone: la vida y leyenda de un pionero americano. (1993) por John Mack Faragher p. 301.

Fuente: https://www.poemas-del-alma.com/blog/mostrar-poema-613431
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Fuente: "Sin ser dueño de la verdad"
Fuente: "Sin ser dueño de la verdad"
Fuente: "Sin ser dueño de la verdad"

“Tuve la fortuna de nacer en un hogar donde los libros han ocupado siempre un lugar central.”
Fuente: https://lavozdemaipu.cl/jose-baroja-escritor-maipucino-en-mexico/