La patrie est aux lieux o? l’on a des amis.
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Act III., Scene III. — (translation by Monte-Prade).
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Where we have friends, there is our fatherland.
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Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 112.Emile Augier
Martin Amis's reputation as the bad boy of British writing shouldn't overpower the fact that he's simply a fantastic writer. His brash, intelligent novels are sharp with insight, and his wordplay makes reading Amis feel like playing: swinging high in a swing, hanging from monkey bars, just having fun.
Yet his view of the world is not a light one... authors across the "pond" often hone a super-realism that is actually bleak. Amis's hyperbole makes his works funny, but they're funny with an edge.Martin Amis
O? est l'amitié est la patrie.
Voltaire
L'amour sacré de la patrie.
Francois-Joachim de Pierre de Bernis
On n'emporte pas la patrie ? la semelle de ses souliers.
Georges Danton
Nos amis, les ennemis.
Pierre-Jean de Beranger
Augier, Emile
Augustine of Hippo
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