Kindness gives birth to kindness.
- Sophocles -
Kindness noble ever than revenge.
- Shakespeare,As You Like It -
Little deeds of kindness, little words of loveHelp to make earth happy,like the heaven above.
- Jalia A.Carny.Little Things -
"Twas a thief said the last kind word to Christ;Christ took kindness,and forgave the theft.
- R.Browning,The Ring and the book -
Kindness is the golden chain by which society isbound together.
- Geothe -
A little more than kin,and less than kind.
- Shakespeare -
Kings are like stars - they rise,they set, they leave,The worship of the world ,but to repose. - ShelleyA king of shreds and patches.
- Shakespeare,Hamlet -
Kings and their swords are inferior to thesowrds of ethics.
- M.Gandhi -
The power of kings(if rightly understood)is buta grant from Heaven of doing good.
- W.Somerville -
And our spirit rushed together at the Touching of lips.
- Tennyson -
Stolen kisses are always sweetest.
- Leigh Hunt -
Leave akiss but in the capAnd I'll not look for wine:
- Ben Johnson,To Celia -
"Are you too proud to kiss me?"the morninglight asks the better cup.
- Tennyson -
O a kiss,Long as my exile,sweet as my revenge;
- Shekespeare -
Oh ,fire, Miss,you most kiss and tell.
- Congreve,Love for love -
The worst of all knaves are those who canmimic their former honesty.
- Lavater -
Gainst knave and thieves men shut their get.
- Shakespeare,Twelfth Night -
The human knee is joint and not an entertaintment.
- Percy Hammond -
He then that is not furnished in this sort.Doth but usurp the sacred name of knight.
- Shakespeare,Henry vi -
He was a very perfect gentle knight.
- Chaucer,Canterbury Tales -
Knowledge is power.
- Hobbes -
Time and industry produce every day new knowledge.
- Hobbes -
As for me,all I know is that I know nothing.
- Socrates -
All I know is what I read in the papers.
- Will Rogers -
