417 Quotes by Andrzej Sapkowski

A coward,' he declared with dignity, when he'd stopped coughing and had got his breath back, 'dies a hundred times. A brave man dies but once. But Dame Fortune favours the brave and holds the coward in contempt.'— Dandelion

...Jeśli zginie i zniknie pojęcie woli i poddania, rozkazu i posłuszeństwa, władcy i poddanki, wtedy osiąga się jedność. Wspólnotę, połączenie się w jedną całość. Wzajemne przeniknięcie. A gdy coś takiego nastąpi, śmierć przestaje się liczyć.

They were outcasts. They were a strange, mixed bag created by war, misfortune and contempt. War, misfortune and contempt had brought them together and thrown them onto the bank, the way a river in flood throws and deposits drifting, black pieces of wood smoothed by stones onto its banks.

Because your faith and sacrifice, the price you're paying for your silence, will make you a better, a greater being. Or, at least, it could. But my faithlessness can do nothing. It's powerless.'You ask what I believe in, in that case.’'I believe in the sword.

Geralt was amazed by her arsenal of smiles.

I've never understood why the majority of human curses and insults refer to the erotic sphere. Sex is wonderful and associated with beauty, joy and pleasure. How can the names of the sexual organs be used as a vulgar synonym for ̶

When you know about something it stops being a nightmare. When you know how to fight something, it stops being so threatening.

And if someone has friends, and he loses everything in spite of that, it's obvious the friends are to blame. For what they did, or for what they didn't do.

Time to ride, Dandelion.""Where to?""Isn't it all the same?""Yes, by and large. Let's go".