Gaiety is often the reckless ripple overdepths of despair.
- E.H.Chapin -
Gain cannot be made without some other person'sloss.
- Pubilious Syrus -
Sometimes the best gain is to lose.
- Herbert -
So faithfull in love and so dauntless in war.There never was knight like the young Lochinvar
- Scott,Marmion -
There are two times in a man's life whenhe should not speculate;when he can't affordit and when he can.
- Mark Twain,Pudd'nhead Wilson Calender -
Keep flax from fire and youth from gambling.
- Franklin -
It is the child of avarice,the brother of inequityGodand the father of mischief.
- George Washington -
Gambling is a principle inherent in human nature. - Burke,Speech on Economical Reform.It is not shameful to have palyed games,butit is shameful not to have left of playing them.
- Horace Epistles -
The best place to seek God is in a garden.You dig for Him there.
- G B Shaw,Adventures of the Black Girl -
God the first Garden made,and the first city Cain.
- Gawley -
God Almighty first planted a garden;and indeedit is the purest of human pleasures.
- Bacon,Of Gardens -
General and abstract ideas are the source ofthe greatest of man's errors.
- Rousseau,Emile -
General notions are generally wrong.
- Lady M.Morley Mantagu,Letter -
My beauty is as bountiless as the sea,My love as deep.
- Shakespeare,Romeo and Juliet -
There was man, though some did think him mad.The more he cast away, the more he had.
- Bunyan,Pilgrim's Progress -
Genius is nothing but a great aptitudefor patience.
- Buffon -
Genius is infinite painstaking.
- Longfellow,To Revenue officers in America -
Spiritual life is the genius of India.
- S.Radhakrishnan,Great Indians -
Great genius have the shortest biographics.
- Emerson -
Genius must be born,it can never be taught.
- Dryden -
How weak a thing is gentility,if it wants virtue.
- Fuller -
There is no character which a low - minded manso much mistrusts as that of a gentleman.
- Thackeray,Vanity Fair -
When Adam delved and Eve spanWho was then the gentleman ?
- John Ball -
Your gentleness shall forceMore than your force to move us to gentleness.
- Shakespeare,As You Like it -
Nothing is strong as gentleness:nothing sogentle as real strength.
- Francis De Sales -
I am thy father's spirit,Doom'd for a certain time to walk the night.
- Shakespeare,Hamlet -
All argument is against it but all belief is for it.
- Johnson -
On the Appearaance of Men's Spirits after Death. There were giant in the earth in those days.
- Old Testament,Genesis -
I make presents to the mother,but think of the daughter.
- Goathe -
For gifts are scorned where givers are despised.
- Dryden,Hind and Panther -
For to the noble mind.Rich gifts wax poor,when givers prove mankind.
- Shakespeare,Hamlet -
Men seldom make passes.At girls who wear glasses.
- Dorothy Parker, News Item -
What are little girls made of ?Sugar and spiceand all things nice.
- Southey -
An unlessoned girl,unschooled,unpractised.
- Shakespeare,Merchant of Venice -
Glory follows virtue like its shadow.
- Cicero -
What Price Glory ?
- Maxwell Anderson -
Like madness is the glory of this life.
- Shakespeare -
The nearest way to strive to glory is to bewhat you wish to be thought to be.
- Socrates -
Glory lies in the attempt to reach one's goaland not reaching it.
- M.Gandhi,Harijan -
God is incorporal, divine,supreme,infinite.Mind,Spirit,Soul Principal,Life, Truth,Love.
- Mary Baker Eddy,Science and Health -
A foe to God was never true friend to man.
- Young -
God is not a cosmic bell-body for whom wecan press a button to get things.
- Harry Emerson,Prayer -
Fear that man who fears not God.
- Abdel Kader -
God's great power is in the gentle breezenot in the storm.
- Tagore -
God is truth and light is shadow.
- Plato,The Republic -
If God did not exist,it would be necessaryto invent him.
- Voltaire -
O love of gold ! thou meanest of amours !
- Edward Young,Night Thoughts -
Thou gaudy.Hard good for Midas.
- Shakespeare -
Every door is barred with gold, and opensbut to golden keys.
- Tennyson,Locksley Hall -
Therefore all things whatsever ye would thatshould do unto you;do ye even so unto them.
- New Testament,Mathew -
The golden rule is that there is no golden rule.
- Bernard Shaw,Maxims of Revolutionists -
Good breeding is surface Christianity.
- G.W.Holmes -
'Tis only noble to be good.
- Tennyson,Lady Clara Vere de Vere -
I defy the wisest man in the world to turn atruly good action into ridicule.
- Fieldind,Joseph Andrews -
Be good and you will be lonesome.
- Mark Twain,M.Gandhi,Harijan -
Abhor that which is evil ! cleave to thatwhich is good.
- New Testament -
Pitchers have ears,and I have many servants.
- Shakespeare,Taming of the Shrew -
It is the folly of too many to mistake theecho of a London coffee-house for the voiceof the kingdom.
- Swift,Conduct of the Allies -
Foul whisperings are abroad.
- Shakespeare -
Government of the people, for the people.
- Abraham Lincoln,Gettysburge Address -
The safety of the State is the highest law.
- Justinian -
Every country has the Government it deserves.
- Joseph De Maister -
No government can possibly withstand the bloodlessopposition of a whole nation.
- Mahatma Gandhi -
You are a fallen from grace.
- Galatians -
Such easy greatness,such a graceful portSo turned and finished for the camp or court.
- Addison,Campaign -
The word 'Grace'in an ungracious muck is profane.Why care for grammar as long we are good !
- Artemus,Ward,Pyrotechny -
For all your rhetorician's rules.Teach nothing but to name his tools.
- Butler,Hubbiras -
The fathers have eaten sour grapes and thechildren's teeth are set on edge.
- Old Testament,Ezekiel -
Gratitude is the memory of the heart.
- J.B.Massieu -
Though the thorn in thy flower pricked me.O Beauty,I am grateful.
- Tagore,Fireflies -
Gratitude is a lively sense of futer favours.
- Sir Robert Walpole -
Grave is but the threshold of eternity.
- Southey -
There the wicked cease from troubling,andthere the weary be at rest.
- Old Testament,Job -
The house that he makes last till the doomsday.
- Shakespeare -
Man becomes great exactly in the degree inwhich he works for the welfare of his fellowmen.
- Mahatma Gandhi,Ethical Religion -
Greatness and goodness are not means,but ends.
- Coleridge,Job's Luck -
All great men come out of middle classes.
- Emerson -
The great are only great because we are onour knees.Let us rise.
- P.J.Proudhon,Revolution of Paris -
What millions died that Caesar might be great.
- Compbel -
He is not great who is not greatly good.
- Shakespeare -
Achilles'warth,Greece the direful spring.Of woes unnumbered,heavenly Godness,sing !
- Homer,Lliad -
I fear the Greeks,even when bringing gifts.
- Virgil,Aeneid -
Grief is itself a medicine.
- Cowper,Charity -
Every one can master a grief but he that has it.
- Shakespeare -
Sorrow's best antidote is employment.
- Young -
No grief is so acute but time ameliorates it.
- Cicero -
It is a general popular error to suppose theloudest complaints for the public to be themost anxious for its welfare.
- Burke,Observation on Present of Nations -
Those who complain most are most to becomplained of.
- M.Henry -
A pretty woman is a welcome guest.
- Byron,Bepps -
Pleasantest of all ties is the tie of hostand guest.
- George W.Resse -
Be right and jovial among your guests tonight.
- Shakespeare -
the friendship laws are by this rule expressed.Welcome the coming,speed the parting guest.
- Pope,Odyssey -
Guilt is always jealous.Hearty repentance broke the edge of guilt andled the way to a proper understanding.
- Mahatma Gandhi,Delhi Diary -
Every man carries the bundle of his sins,Upon his own back.
- John Fletcher,Rule a Wife -
