Nor jealouslywas understood,the injured lover's hell. - Milton,paradise LostI can endure my own despair.But not another's hope.
- william Walst,song -
He that is not jealous is not in love.
- St.Augustine -
The right honourable gentleman is indebtedto his memory for his jests and to his imaginationfor his facts.
- R.B.Sarridon -
Alas;poor Yorich! I knew him, Horatio;a fellowof infinite jest,most excellent fancy.
- Shakespeare,Hamlet -
It is good to make a jest but not to makea trade jesting.
- Fuller -
Take heed of jesting : many havebeen ruinedby it.
- Fuller -
The jests of the rich are ever successful.
- Goldsmith,Vicar of Wakefield -
A race prone to superstition,opposed to religion.
- Tacitus -
Hath not a Jew eyes ? Hath not a jew hands,organs,dimensions,senses affections,passions ?
- Shakespeare,Marchant of Venice -
Rich and rare were the gems she wore,And a bright gold ring on her hand she bore.
- Moore,Irish Melodies -
Better be courted and jilted.That never be courted at all.
- Compbell,Jilted Nymph -
Say what you will,'its better to be leftthan never to have been loved.
- Cong,Way of the world -
Great is Journalism.Is not every able Editora Ruler of the world, being a persuader of it ?
- Carlyle, French Revolution -
I fear three news papers more than a hundredthousand bayonets.
- Napoleon -
Journalism always says what they know is untruein the hope that if theygo on saying it longenough it will come true.
- A Bennet,The Tile -
Get your facts first then you can distrotthem as you please.
- Mark Twain -
Great joys,like griefs,are silent.
- S.Marmion.Hollands Leaguer -
A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.
- Keats -
There is a sweet joy that comes to us after sorrow.
- Supergeon -
Joy is the battle,The result comes by thegrace of God.
- M.Gandhi,Harijan -
And joy,whose hand is ever at his lips,Bidding adieu.
- Keats -
And while he yet spoke,Lo,Judas,one of thetwelve came-and forthwith he came to Jesusand said Hail!Master;and kissed him.
- New Testament,Mathew -
Be your own judge and will be happy.
- M.Gandhi -
Ordained of God to be the judge of quick and dead.
- New Testament -
Thives for their robbery have authority,when judges steal themselves.
- Shakespeare -
O judgment! thou art fled to brutish beasts.And men have lost their reasons !
- Shakespeare,Julius Caesar 111 -
Judgement is forced on us by experience.
- Johnson -
To perceive is to feel;to compare is to judge.Judging and feeling are not the same thing.
- Rousseau -
God will not look you over for medals,degrees or diplomas,but for scars.
- Alburt Hubbard,Epigrams -
Flee from the wrath to come.
- New Testament,Mathew -
And hungry judges soon the sentence sigh.And wretches hang that jurymen may die.
- Pope,The Rape of the Lock -
Justice without generosity,may easily becomeShylock's justice.
- M.Gandhi,Harijan -
God's mill grinds slow,but sure.
- George Herbert -
Live and let live is the rule of common justice.
- Sir Roger,L'Estrange -
My experience has shown me that we win justicequickest by rendering justice to the other party.
- M.Gandhi,Autobiography -
The administration of justice is the firmestpillar of government.
- George Washngton -
