Habit with him was all the test of truth;'It must be right : I've done it from my youth.
- George Grebbe -
Ill habits gather by unseen degees.As brooks make rivers run in to seas.
- Dryden.Tr. Ovid -
Habit is ten times nature.
- Wellington -
The fox changes his skin but not his habits.
- Suetonius -
Great is the force of habit;it teaches usto bear labour and to scorn injury and pain.
- Cicero -
How ill white hair become a fool and a jester.
- Shakespeare -
My hear is grey, but not with years.Nor grew it white,In a single night,As men's have grown with sudden fears.
- Byron,The Prisoner of Chillon -
Pale hands I loved beside the Shalimar,Where are you now? Who lies beneath your spell ? - Laurence Pope,Kashmir SongThere is no better sign of a brave mindthan a hard hand. - Shakespeare,Henry VI All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweetenthis little hand.
- Shakespeare,Macbeth -
Let us go hand in hand,no one before another.
- Shakespeare -
We must all hang together,else we shallhang separetely.
- Benjamin Franklin -
Yet sometime it shall fall on a dayThat falleth not oft within a thousand year.
- Chaucer,Kinght's Tale -
Happiness depends on what you can give,not what you can get.
- Mahatma Gandhi,Young India -
That action is best which procures the greatesthappiness for the greatest numbers. - Francis Huchinson,An Inquiry in to Beauty and Virtue -Happiness lies, first of all , in health.
- George William Curts -
How wide the limits stand.Between a splendid and a happy land.
- Goldsmith,Deserted Village -
The best secret of happiness is renunciation.
- Andrew Carnegie -
The happy only are the truly great.
- Young,Love of Fame -
Now the heart is so full that a drop overfills it.We are happy now because God will it.
- J.R.Lowell,The Vision of Sir Launfal -
Worse than a bloody hand in a hard heart.
- Shelly,Cenci -
Plenty and peace breeds cowards:hardness everhardness is mother.
- Shakespeare -
Ability and necessity dwell near each other.
- Pythagorus -
Who dare harm whom God protects ?
- Mahatma Gandhi,Autobiography -
Heard melodies are sweet,but those unheardare sweeter.
- Keats,On A Gercian Urn -
We hanged our harps upon the willows.
- Old Testament-Psalms -
Haste administers all things badly.
- Statius,The Baidos Libri -
Haste is of devil.
- Koran -
Hurry is the mark of a weak mind:despatch of astrong one.
- C.C.Colton,Lacon -
Make haste slowly.
- Emperor Augustus -
Hate is the subtlest form of violence.
- Mahatma Gandhi,Harijan -
Hating people is the burning down your ownhouse to get rid of a rat.
- Harry Emerson,The Wages of Haste -
Hated by fools,and fools to hate,By that my motto and my fate.
- Swift,To Dr.Delany -
All our world organisations will prove ineffectiveif the truth that love is stronger than hate doesnot inspire them.
- S.Radhakrishnan,Great Indians -
People hate as they love:unreasonably.
- Thakeray -
Hatred is a settled anger.
- Cicero -
To instruct the human race need one discard humanity ?It is the torch of hatred indispensable to show us the truth ?
- Voltaire,Fanaticicm -
In time we hate that we often fear.
- Shakespeare -
Hatred is self punishment.
- Housaballon -
Two heads are better than one.
- Proverb -
And still they gaz'd and still the wonder grew.That one small head could carry all he knew.
- Goldsmith,The Deserted Village -
A sound mind in a sound body is athing to pray for.
- Juvenal -
The first wealth is health.
- Emarson -
Early to bed and early rise,Makes a man healthy,wealthy and wise.
- Franklin -
Every day,in every way,I am getting better and better.
- Emile Coue -
Give me health and a day I will make thepomp of emperors ridiculous.
- Emerson,Inspiration -
The heart has no language;it speaks to the heart.
- Mahatma Gandhi,Among The Great -
My heart is turned to stone:I strike it,and it strikes my hand.
- Shakespeare -
Hands cling to hands and linger on eyes,thusbegins the record of our heart.
- Tagore,The Gardener -
A good heart is worth gold.
- Shakespeare -
The heart of the fool is in his mouth,but the mouthof the wise man is in his heart.
- Franklin,Poor Richard's Almanac -
Kind hearts are more than coronetsAnd simple faith than normal blood.
- Tennyson, Lady Clara Vere de Vere -
There is no instinct like that of the heart.
- Byron -
O hearts that break and give no signSave whitening lips and facing tresses.
- O.W.Holmes.The Voiceless -
Where your treasure there will your heart be also.
- New Testament,Luck -
In my father's house are many mansions.
- New Testament, John XIV -
All this,and heaven too !
- Philip Henry -
Earth has no sorrow that heaven can not heal.
- Moore -
The love of heaven makes one heavenly.
- Shakespearew -
And I saw a new heaven and a new earth;for firstheaven and the first earth were passed away;and therewas no more sea.
- New Testament,Revolution -
What's Hecuba to him or he to hecuba ?
- Shakespeare,Hamlet -
Wide is the gate and broad is the way that leadethto destruction and many there be which go in threat.
- New Testament,Mathew -
The loss of heaven's the greatest pain in hell.
- Sir S.Tucke,Adv.of Five Hours -
The gates of hell are open night and day;Smooth the decent and easy is the way.
- Virgle.Aeneid -
Sweet the help of one we have helped.
- Homer -
Light is the task where many share the toil.
- Homer -
God helps us when we feel ourselves humblerthan the dust under our feet.Only to the weakand helpless is divine succour vouchsafed.
- Mahatma Gandhi,70th.Birthday Volume -
A hen is only an egg's way of making another egg.
- Samuel Butler,Life and Habits -
Few sons attain the praise,Of their great sires,and most their sires disgrace.
- Pope,Odyssey -
A worthy son always adds to the legacy that he receives.
- M.Gandhi,Harijan -
Better heresy of doctrine than heresy of heart.
- Whitter,Mary Carvin -
One murder makes a villian:million a hero.
- Porteus -
Heroes have trod this spot - 'tis on theirdust ye breed.
- Byron,Childe Harold -
Give honour to our heroes fall'n, how illSoe'er the cause that bade them forth to die.
- William Watson,The English dead -
No men is a hero to his own wife;No one women is a wife to her hero.
- Anon -
No man is a hero to his valet.
- Madame De Coranuel -
A highbrow is a person educated beyond his intelligence.
- Brander Matthews,Epigrams -
When we are in doubt whether an action is goodor bad,abstain from it.
- Zoroaster,Maxim -
The prophets of spirit make history just bystanding outside history.
- S.Radhakrishnan,Great Indians -
The history of the world is the record of aman in quest of his daily bread and butter.
- H.W.Van Loom,The story of Mankind -
We read history through our prejudices.
- Wondell Philips -
History in bunk.
- Henry Ford -
The men who make history have no time to write it.
- Matternich -
Happy are the people whose annals are tedious.
- Motesquieu -
What is history but a fable agreed upon ? - Napolean Bonaparte.SayingsAssassination has never changed the historyof the world.
- Disraeli -
Man's history is waiting in patience for thetriumph of the insulted man.
- Tagore,Srtay Birds -
All history is lie.
- Sir Robert Walpole -
History is something that never happend,written by a man wasn't there.
- Anon -
If all the year was playing holiday,to sportwould be as tedious as to work.
- Shakespeare -
What is this life,full of care,We have no time to stand and stare ?
- W.H.Davies -
Holiness is the summetry of the soul.
- Philip Henry -
A holy man is one who never considers himselfsuperior to any single creature on earth andwho has renounced all the pleasures of the life.
- Mahatma Gandhi -
Home is where the heart is.
- Pliny -
Home is the place where, whenyou have to go there.They have to take you in.
- Robert Frost,The Death of the Hired Man -
A comfortable house is a great source of happiness.It ranks immediately after health and good conscince.
- Letter to Lord Murray -
Type of the wise,who soar,but never roam- True tothe kindred points of Heaven and Home.
- Wordsworth,To a Skylark -
Without heart there is no home.
- Byron -
Seven cities warred for Homer,Being dead,who, living, had no roof to shroud his head.
- Thomas Heywood,On Homer's Birthplace -
Man's history is waiting in paitence for thetriumph of the insuleted man.
- Tagore,Stray Birds -
Honesty is the best policy.
- Franklin -
Honesty is really only the art of a peering honest.
- Guarini,Of the Honesty or Virtue of Women -
An honest man's the noblest work of God.
- Pope,Essay on Man -
No legacy is so rich as Honesty.
- Shakespeare -
A straight line is shortest in morals asin geometry.
- Rahel -
Only the man of serene mind can realise thespiritual meaning of life.Honesty with oneselfis the condition of spiritual integrity.
- S.Radhakrishnan -
I could love thee Dear,so muchLov'd I do not honour more.
- Lovelace.To Lucasta -
We honour the illustrious dead best by followingtheir example.
- M.Gandhi.Harijan -
If lose mine honourable,I lose myself.
-Shakespeare -
What is fitting is honour ; what is honourable is fitting.
- Cicero -
Honoura and great employment are great burdens.
- Massinger,Bondman -
Hope springs in the human breast,Man never is,but always to be blest.
- Pope,Essay on Man -
Fpr where no hope is left,on fear.
- Milton,Paradise Regained -
- I cultivate hope and I see it wither daily;Alas,does it serve to water the leaves when the treeis cut off at its foot.
- Rousseau,Juliet -
Farewell happy fields.Where joy for ever dwells ! Hail horrors hail !
- Milton,Paradise Regained -
A horse ! my kingdom for a horse !
- Shakespeare,Richard 111 -
You may lead a horse to water but you can'tmake him drink.
- Proverb -
A horse thou knowest,a man thou does not know.
- Tennyson -
I was a stranger, and ye took me in.
- Mathew,New Testament -
Oh hospitable thoughts intent.
- Milton,Paradise Lost -
I in my own house am an emperor,And will defend what's mine.
- Roman Actor,Massinger -
The house of every one is to him is castleand fortress,as well for his defence againstinjury andviolance,as for his repose.
- Sir Edward Coke -
After all there is but one race-humanity.
- George Moore -
I am a man,and nothing human can be of indifference.
- Terence,The self Torturer -
Real education consists indrawing the bestof yourself,What better book can there bethan the book of humanity.
- Mahatma Gandhi -
But hearing often times.The still and music of humanit.
- Wordsworth,Tintern Abbey -
---'umble we are,'umble we have been,'umble
we shall ever be.
- Dickens,David Copperfield -
Humility is the key to quick success.
- Mahtma Gandji,Young India -
Humality is the root,mother nurse,foundation,and bend of all virtues.
- Chrysostom -
Whatsoever shall smite thee and thy being;Dream not of other words.
- Milton,Paradise Lost -
If I had no sense of humour,I should long agohave committed suicide.
- M.Gandhi -
Good humar is one the best articales of dressone can wear in society.
- Thackeray -
The best sauce for food is hunger.
- Socrates -
When a man wants to murder a tiger,he calls itsport;when a tiger wants to murder him he callsit ferocity.
- G.B.shaw,Maxims for Revolutionists -
No man is a hypocritein his pleasures.
- S.Johnson -
False face must hidewhat the fals heartdrth know.
- Shakespeare -
A man is at his worst when he pretends to begood.
- Publius Syrus -
