Quotes by Charles Dickens
——It is a far，far better thing that I do，than I have ever done;it is a far，far better rest that Igo to，than Ihave ever known．
Source:A Tale of Two Cities
——Take nothing on its looks;take everything on evidence．There's no better rule．
Source:Great Expectations
——A silent look of affection and regard when all other eyes are turned coldly away－the consciousness that we possess the sympathy and affection of one beingwhen all others have deserted us－is a hold，a stay，a comfort，in the deepest affliction，which no wealth could purchase，or power bestow．
Source:The Pickwick Papers
——Itsmatter was not new tome，butwas presented in a new aspect．It shook me in my habit—the habit of ninetenths of the world—of believing that all was right about me，because Iwas used to it．
Source:Dombey and Son
——Ihope that real love and truth are stronger in the end than any evil ormisfortune in the world．
Source:David Copperfield
——My advice is，never do tomorrow what you can do today．Procrastination is the thief of time．
Source:David Copperfield
——Once a gentleman，and always a gentleman．
Source:Little Dorrit
——Surprises，likemisfortunes，seldom come alone．
Source:Oliver Twist
——Time and tide will wait for noman．But allmen have to wait for time and tide．
Source:Martin Chuzzlewit
——In love of home，the love of country has its rise．
Source:The Old Curiosity Shop
——Everybody said so．Far be it from me to assert that what everybody says must be true．Everybody is，often，as likely to be wrong as right．
Source:The Haunted Man