Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorWe are all travelers in the desert of this world, and the best we can find in our travels is an honest friend.
Henry Adams
View AuthorOne friend in life is plenty. Two are too many. Three are impossible.
Edmundo de Amicis
View AuthorThe friendships are like marriages: out of every ten, one is made out of love.
Anne of Austria
View AuthorWhen the voice of an enemy accuses, the silence of a friend condemns.
Anonymous
View AuthorProsperity makes friends, and adversity tests them.
Anonymous
View AuthorOne who is only attentive to their own pretensions never maintains strong friendships.
Rabindranath Tagore
View AuthorTrue friendship is like phosphorescence, it shines best when everything has darkened.
George Washington
View AuthorTrue friendship is a plant of slow growth that must suffer and overcome the onslaughts of misfortune before its fruits reach full maturity.
Simone Weil
View AuthorTo desire friendship is a great mistake. Friendship should be a free enjoyment, like those provided by art or life.
Ramón de Campoamor
View AuthorFriendship is a love that is not communicated through the senses.
Miguel de Unamuno
View AuthorEach new friend we make in the race of life perfects and enriches us even more through what it reveals about ourselves, rather than what it gives us.
Peter Alexander Ustinov
View AuthorI don't believe that friends are necessarily the people you like the most, they are simply the people who were there first.