Abraham Lincoln quotes

View Quote (journal entry) For what ever else I am, a husband, a lawyer... a president... I shall always think of myself as a man who struggle against the darkness.

View Quote (journal entry) I leave in your trusted hands, my dear friend Henry... this record that begins when I was just a boy.

View Quote (journal entry) Mama once told me that I hadn't cried when I was born. That I'd simply opened my eyes... looked at her smiling face and smiled back.

View Quote I hate that we were afraid.

View Quote I was a rail splitter.

View Quote (journal entry) In the weeks that followed, Henry endeavored to impart a life time of vampire hunting secrets: their ability to adapt in sunlight, their power to render themselves invisible. But most of all, he taught me how to destroy them.

View Quote I had killed a monster. And I would kill again. But no amount of death could make me forget.

View Quote (journal entry) Henry sent me off into the world with a reminder. No distractions, no attachments. No friends or family. Besides, who could I trust. Anyone in this well-mannered city might very well be one of them.

View Quote (journal entry) Henry only saw the struggle his way. But I began at last to see it another, to see and to feel the even greater issues at stake. So he and I would go our separate ways. As the Bible says, "A time had come for me to put aside such childish things." I would fight not with an ax, but with words and ideals. For a time, they proved a stronger weapon.

View Quote Thank you, Henry. I suppose...some vampires can be trusted.

View Quote A wise man once told me, "Always have an contingency plan."

View Quote (journal entry) History prefers legends to men. It prefers nobility to brutality, soaring speeches to quiet deeds. History remembers the battle, but forgets the blood. However history remembers me (if it remembers me, at all) it shall only remember a fraction of the truth.