"Flags in the Dust" Quotes
A Southern family's decline and the complexities of race and class in the early 20th century are explored in this beautifully written novel by William Faulkner.
fiction | 448 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
There is no such thing as forgetting possible for a man, only for a mind.
memoryforgiveness
A man who can tell you what he is thinking is no man to trust.
trusthonesty
What a man had to do he did not ask for forgiveness for.
responsibilityforgiveness
All things are not what they seem, nor are they otherwise.
perceptiontruth
When a man starts out to build a house, first he lays the foundation.
planningpreparation
The truth is always the most difficult thing to say.
truthhonesty
A man's conscience is his own private hell.
conscienceguilt
In every human heart there is a hidden boundary line beyond which no man may go.
boundarieslimitations
Time heals all wounds, but it cannot erase the scars.
timehealing
