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.
Aristotle
View AuthorFriendship is one soul living in two bodies; one heart living in two souls.
Aristotle
View AuthorA loyal friend is a soul in two bodies.
Aristotle
View AuthorThe perfect friendship is that of the good, and of those who resemble each other in virtue. They wish each other well in the same way.
Aristotle
View AuthorIf citizens practiced friendship among themselves, they would not need justice.
Jane Austen
View AuthorAs is known, businesses can make money, but friendship rarely does.
Richard Bach
View AuthorOur friendship does not depend on things like space and time.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorThe friendship doubles the joys and divides the sorrows in half.