、　、静静的走，默默的看，无论风雨，无论坎坷，只愿我爱的人都幸福快乐。

　　66、我相信这个**，有些人有些事有些爱，在见到的**次，就注定要羁绊一生，就注定要像一棵树一样，生长在心里，生生世世。

　　67、毁灭人只要一句话，培植一个人却要千句话，请你多口下留情。

　　68、不要刻意去猜测他人的想法，如果你没有智慧与经验的正确判断，通常都会有错误的。

　　69、你可以拥有爱，但不要执着，因为分离是必然的。

　　70、每次吵架，无论对错，都应该男人先认输。有时候女人的确是蛮不讲理的，她们不是要证明自己对，而是希望对方让着自己……疼女人的好男人，就得忍得了气，低得了头。

　　71、不确定就别亲吻，感情很容易毁了一个人。

　　72、独处，也是一段人生的风景，人生，说到底还是活一回心境。心宽之人，承认自己有弱点，明白他人没义务向着自己，懂得顺应天道。故而不为失败懊恼，不为失去悲伤，顺其自然，随缘自在。

　　73、爱一个不爱你的人，就像在机场等一艘船。不要怪别人让你失望，怪你自己期望过高。

　　74、总有一些事，我们不愿它发生，却必须接受;总有些东西，我们不想知道，却必须了解;总有一些人，我们不能没有，却必须学着放手;总有些时间，我们不愿它流逝，却发现根本无能为力。

　　75、时间，抓起来是黄金，抓不起来是流水。
“It is fortunate for me,” she answered him composedly, “that he was here before you to give me the truth of this affair.” Then her assumed calm and the anger with which she had met his own all fell away from her. “Oh, Peter, Peter,” she cried in anguish, “I hope that Sir John will recover. I am distraught by this event. But be just, I implore you. Sir Oliver has told me how hard-driven he had been.”

“He shall be driven harder yet, as God’s my life! If you think this deed shall go unpunished. . . . ”

She flung herself upon his breast and implored him to carry this quarrel no further. She spoke of her love for Sir Oliver and announced her firm resolve to marry him in despite of all opposition that could be made, all of which did not tend to soften her brother’s humour. Yet because of the love that ever had held these two in closest bonds he went so far in the end as to say that should Sir John recover he would not himself pursue the matter further. But if Sir John should die — as was very likely — honour compelled him to seek vengeance of a deed to which he had himself so very largely contributed.

“I read that man as if he were an open book,” the boy announced, with callow boastfulness. “He has the subtlety of Satan, yet he does not delude me. It was at me he struck through Killigrew. Because he desires you, Rosamund, he could not — as he bluntly told me — deal with me however I provoked him, not even though I went the length of striking him. He might have killed me for’t; but he knew that to do so would place a barrier ‘twixt him and you. Oh! he is calculating as all the fiends of Hell. So, to wipe out the dishonour which I did him, he shifts the blame of it upon Killigrew and goes out to kill him, which he further thinks may act as a warning to me. But if Killigrew dies. . . . ” And thus he rambled on, filling her gentle heart with anguish to see this feud increasing between the two men she loved best in all the world. If the outcome of it should be that either were to kill the other, she knew that she could never again look upon the survivor.
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