10 Interesting Fact About Famous Quotes

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• Our united, divorced we collapse - The beginning of this sentence comes from a folklore with the title Mouse Deer and Crocodile. In the story, deer invites crocodiles to unite to catch fish, but the crocodile instead wants to eat deer.
• Life only once, but if we live properly, once enough - this sentence is taken from the book The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank, a Holocaust victim during World War II.
• Don't give up before trying - this sentence is often attributed to Thomas Alva Edison, the inventor of the electric bulb. However, in fact the sentence came from an author of a motivational book named William Arthur Ward.
• When one door is closed, another door opens - this sentence comes from the words of the wise Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the phone.
• Wise people learn from experience, fools learn from the mistakes of others - this sentence is often assessed from Confucius, a Chinese philosopher. However, there was no record that indicated Confucius had said the sentence.
• We must not judge a book from its cover - This sentence comes from a United States novel titled The Brownies Book by W. E. B. Du Bois.
• There is no ivory that is not cracked - This sentence comes from a Chinese folklore about an elephant that is cracked on his teeth.
• Don't procrastinate until tomorrow what you can do today - this sentence comes from a President of the United States named Benjamin Franklin.
• Be careful on the highway-this sentence is a driving safety campaign slogan used in Indonesia since the 1980s.
• When we give, we get more than we give - this sentence comes from an US businessman named Jim Rohn.