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Graham Greene Quote: “Unlike him, she retained a kind of hope. Hope is an instinct only the reasoning mind can kill. An animal never knows despair.”

401. “Unlike him, she retained a kind of hope. Hope is an instinct only the reasoning mind can kill. An animal never knows despair.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “How strange it is to be liked. It automatically awakens a certain loyalty.”

402. “How strange it is to be liked. It automatically awakens a certain loyalty.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “It is odd how reassuring conversation is, especially on abstract subjects: it seems to normalize the strangest surroundings.”

403. “It is odd how reassuring conversation is, especially on abstract subjects: it seems to normalize the strangest surroundings.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “She had a lot to learn, in the way of books and music and how to dress and talk, but she would never have to learn humanity.”

404. “She had a lot to learn, in the way of books and music and how to dress and talk, but she would never have to learn humanity.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “You sacrificed both of us once to bring me back to life, but what sort of a life is this without you.”

405. “You sacrificed both of us once to bring me back to life, but what sort of a life is this without you.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “Because I couldn’t bear the thought of her so much as touching another man, I feared it all the time, and I saw intimacy in the most casual movement of her hand.”

406. “Because I couldn’t bear the thought of her so much as touching another man, I feared it all the time, and I saw intimacy in the most casual movement of her hand.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “You don’t believe in Him, do you?’ ‘No.’ ‘Things to me wouldn’t make sense without Him.’ ‘They don’t make sense to me with him.”

407. “You don’t believe in Him, do you?’ ‘No.’ ‘Things to me wouldn’t make sense without Him.’ ‘They don’t make sense to me with him.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “Pain belongs to you as happiness never does.”

408. “Pain belongs to you as happiness never does.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “How good You are. You might have killed us with happiness, but You let us be with You in pain.”

409. “How good You are. You might have killed us with happiness, but You let us be with You in pain.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “Our interests were different, of course – tatting and dahlias have nothing in common, unless perhaps they are both interests of rather lonely people.”

410. “Our interests were different, of course – tatting and dahlias have nothing in common, unless perhaps they are both interests of rather lonely people.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “The supporters of the proletarian revolution have staked their lives on a philosophy. It is the only reason they have for going on with the grim job of living. You cannot accept them to admit even to themselves that Russia has proved them wrong – or Mexico – without the comfort of a dramatic conversion to some other faith. Nobody can endure existence without a philosophy.”

411. “The supporters of the proletarian revolution have staked their lives on a philosophy. It is the only reason they have for going on with the grim job of living. You cannot accept them to admit even to themselves that Russia has proved them wrong – or Mexico – without the comfort of a dramatic conversion to some other faith. Nobody can endure existence without a philosophy.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “Freedom, I thought, comes only to the successful and in his trade my father was a success. If a client didn’t like my father’s manner or his estimates, he could go elsewhere. My father wouldn’t have cared. Perhaps it is freedom, of speech and conduct, which is really envied by the unsuccessful, not money or even power.”

412. “Freedom, I thought, comes only to the successful and in his trade my father was a success. If a client didn’t like my father’s manner or his estimates, he could go elsewhere. My father wouldn’t have cared. Perhaps it is freedom, of speech and conduct, which is really envied by the unsuccessful, not money or even power.”

— Graham Greene

Graham Greene Quote: “That was another mystery: it sometimes seemed to him that venial sins – impatience, an unimportant lie, pride, a neglected opportunity – cut you off from grace more completely than the worst sins of all.”

413. “That was another mystery: it sometimes seemed to him that venial sins – impatience, an unimportant lie, pride, a neglected opportunity – cut you off from grace more completely than the worst sins of all.”

— Graham Greene

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