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FILE: JavaScript/quotes.js
Date: April 14, 1999
LMD : November 22, 2011
sources:
http://www.gunnar.cc/quotes.html
http://www.columbia.edu/acis/bartleby/bartlett/
http://www.cam.org/~ntworld/links/quotelinks.html
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/quotes.html
http://pirovich.com/quotes.html
"While we are postponing, life speeds by."
" Seneca (3BC - 65AD) "
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today = new Date()
DAYS_31 = 31
DAYS_30 = 30
DAYS_FEB = 29
jan = new Array( DAYS_31 )
mar = new Array( DAYS_31 )
may = new Array( DAYS_31 )
jul = new Array( DAYS_31 )
aug = new Array( DAYS_31 )
oct = new Array( DAYS_31 )
dec = new Array( DAYS_31 )
feb = new Array( DAYS_FEB )
apr = new Array( DAYS_30 )
jun = new Array( DAYS_30 )
sep = new Array( DAYS_30 )
nov = new Array( DAYS_30 )
jan[0] = "We cannot tell the precise moment when a friendship starts...it "
jan[0] += "is like filling a vessel drop-by-drop which makes it at last run "
jan[0] += "over; so a series of kindnesses...make the heart run over."
jan[0] += " James Boswell "
jan[1] = "To let friendship die away by negligence...is to voluntarily throw "
jan[1] += "away one of the greatest comforts of this weary pilgrimage."
jan[1] += " Samuel Johnson "
jan[2] = "Fame is the scentless sunflower, with gaudy crown of gold. "
jan[2] += "But friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold."
jan[2] += " Oliver Wendell Holmes "
jan[3] = "The sacrifices of friendship were beautiful in her eyes as long "
jan[3] += "as she was not asked to make them."
jan[3] += " Saki "
jan[4] = "See to it that you really do love each other warmly, with all "
jan[4] += "your hearts."
jan[4] += " 1 Peter 1:22 TLB "
jan[5] = "Ceremony was but devised at first, to set a gloss on faint deeds "
jan[5] += "and hollow welcomes. But where there is true friendship, "
jan[5] += "there needs none."
jan[5] += " William Shakespeare "
jan[6] = "Love is like the wild rose briar, friendship like the holly-tree. "
jan[6] += " The bark is dark when the rose-briar blooms, but which will "
jan[6] += "bloom most constantly?"
jan[6] += " Emily Bronte "
jan[7] = "Friendship is love with his wings."
jan[7] += " Lord Byron "
jan[8] = "My father: \'tis the memory of a firm and gentle friend."
jan[8] += " Anonymous "
jan[9] = "Little friends may prove to be great friends."
jan[9] += " Aesop, \"The Lion and the Mouse\" "
jan[10] = "He that is thy friend indeed, he will help thee in thy need."
jan[10] += " Richard Barnfield "
jan[11] = "For memory has painted this perfect day, with colors that never "
jan[11] += "fade. And we find at the end of a perfect day, the soul of "
jan[11] += "a friend we\'ve made."
jan[11] += " Carrie Jacobs Bond "
jan[12] = "Do not keep the alabastor boxes of your kindness sealed up until "
jan[12] += "your friends are gone. Speak approving, cheering words while "
jan[12] += "their ears can hear them...and be made happier by them."
jan[12] += " George William Childs "
jan[13] = "A word spoken in due season, how good it is!"
jan[13] += " Proverbs 15:23 KJV "
jan[14] = "Everyone that flatters thee, is no friend in misery."
jan[14] += " Richard Barnfield "
jan[15] = "I was angry with my friend, I told my wrath and it did end. "
jan[15] += " I was angry with my foe, I told it not, my wrath did grow."
jan[15] += " William Blake "
jan[16] = "How sweet, how passing sweet, is solitude, but grant me still "
jan[16] += "a friend in my retreat."
jan[16] += " William Couper "
jan[17] = "There is no greater bane to friendship than adulation, fawning "
jan[17] += "and false flattery."
jan[17] += " Cicero "
jan[18] = "Two are better than one; For if they fall, the one will lift up "
jan[18] += "his fellow."
jan[18] += " Ecclesiastes 4:9, 10 KJV "
jan[19] = "A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of "
jan[19] += "one\'s heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that gentle hands "
jan[19] += "will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with a "
jan[19] += "breath of kindness, blow the rest away."
jan[19] += " George Eliot "
jan[20] = "He was once asked what a friend is, and his answer was, "
jan[20] += "\"One soul abiding in two bodies.\""
jan[20] += " Diogenes Laertius "
jan[21] = "When all is at peace, two friends at ease talk out their hearts; "
jan[21] += "yet still between the grace notes of the voice of love from each "
jan[21] += "to each, trembles a rarer speech, and with its presence every "
jan[21] += "pause doth fill."
jan[21] += " Walter De La Mare "
jan[22] = "A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere; before whom I "
jan[22] += "may think out loud...."
jan[22] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
jan[23] = "A friend loveth at all times."
jan[23] += " Proverbs 17:17 KJV "
jan[24] = "There\'s something beautiful about finding one\'s innermost "
jan[24] += "thoughts in another."
jan[24] += " Oliver Schreiner "
jan[25] = "A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out."
jan[25] += " Anonymous "
jan[26] = "To know someone here or there with whom you feel there is an "
jan[26] += "understanding in spite of distances or thoughts unexpressed--"
jan[26] += "that can make of this earth a garden."
jan[26] += " Goethe "
jan[27] = "We have fewer friends than we imagine, but more than we know."
jan[27] += " Hugo von Hofmannsthal "
jan[28] = "Faithful are the wounds of a friend."
jan[28] += " Proverbs 27:6 KJV "
jan[29] = "A father is a treasure, a brother is a comfort, but a friend is "
jan[29] += "both."
jan[29] += " Benjamin Franklin "
jan[30] = "The friend who is really worth having is the one who will listen "
jan[30] += "to your deepest hurts, and feel they are his too."
jan[30] += " Anonymous "
feb[0] = "The ornaments of a house are the friends who frequent it."
feb[0] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
feb[1] = "A friend is a solace in grief and in joy a merry companion."
feb[1] += " John Lyly "
feb[2] = "A person never gets so rich that he can afford to lose a friend."
feb[2] += " Anonymous "
feb[3] = "If you have a true friend you shall have more than your share."
feb[3] += " Thomas Fuller "
feb[4] = "The most I can do for my friend is simply be his friend."
feb[4] += " Henry David Thoreau "
feb[5] = "Everyone should keep a fair-sized cemetery in which to bury the "
feb[5] += "faults of his friends."
feb[5] += " Henry Ward Beecher "
feb[6] = "A friend is one who warns you."
feb[6] += " Jewish Proverb "
feb[7] = "The language of friendship is not words but meaning."
feb[7] += " Henry David Thoreau "
feb[8] = "If we advance through life and do not make friends, we shall soon "
feb[8] += "find ourselves alone. We must keep our friendships in "
feb[8] += "constant repair."
feb[8] += " Samuel Johnson "
feb[9] = "How can I lift a struggling soul and guide him if I never take "
feb[9] += "his arm?"
feb[9] += " Viola Jackson Berg "
feb[10] = "Real friends are those who, when you\'ve made a fool of yourself, "
feb[10] += "don\'t feel as though you\'ve done a permanent job."
feb[10] += " Anonymous "
feb[11] = "He who walks with wise men becomes wise, but the companion of "
feb[11] += "fools will suffer harm."
feb[11] += " Proverbs 13:20 RSV "
feb[12] = "The firmest friendships have been formed in mutual adversity, as "
feb[12] += "iron is most strongly united by the fiercest flame."
feb[12] += " Charles C. Colton "
feb[13] = "The man who throws a stone at the birds scares them away, and "
feb[13] += "the man who abuses a friend destroys a friendship."
feb[13] += " Ecclesiasticus 22:20 (Goodspeed) "
feb[14] = "Promises may get friends, but it\'s performances that keep them."
feb[14] += " Owen Feltham "
feb[15] = "Comfort yourselves together, and edify one another."
feb[15] += " 1 Thessalonians 5:11 KJV "
feb[16] = "If you quit loving the moment it becomes difficult, you will "
feb[16] += "never discover compassion."
feb[16] += " David Augsburger "
feb[17] = "Constitutionality is no match for compassion."
feb[17] += " Everett Dirksen "
feb[18] = "His compassions fail not. They are new every morning."
feb[18] += " Lamentations 3: 22,23 KJV "
feb[19] = "There is no better exercise for the heart than reaching down "
feb[19] += "and lifting up people."
feb[19] += " John Andrew Holmer "
feb[20] = "Though our Saviour\'s passion is over, his compassion is not."
feb[20] += " William Penn "
feb[21] = "A friend is worth all the hazards we can run."
feb[21] += " Young "
feb[22] = "Let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in "
feb[22] += "truth."
feb[22] += " 1 John 3:18 KJV "
feb[23] = "In misery it is great comfort to have a companion."
feb[23] += " John Lyly "
feb[24] = "Fellowship is heaven, and lack thereof is hell."
feb[24] += " William Morris "
feb[25] = "If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should "
feb[25] += "find in each person\'s life sorrow and suffering enough to "
feb[25] += "disarm all hostility."
feb[25] += " Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "
feb[26] = "A true friend thinks of you when all others are thinking of "
feb[26] += "themselves."
feb[26] += " Anonymous "
feb[27] = "Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in "
feb[27] += "honor preferring one another."
feb[27] += " Romans 12:10 KJV "
feb[28] = "The love of our neighbor is the only door out of the dungeon of "
feb[28] += "self."
feb[28] += " George MacDonald "
mar[0] = "All is well with him who is beloved of his neighbors."
mar[0] += " George Herbert "
mar[1] = "He whose hand is clasped firmly in friendship cannot throw mud."
mar[1] += " Chinese Proverb "
mar[2] = "Make new friends but keep the old. One is silver and the "
mar[2] += "other gold."
mar[2] += " Joseph Parry "
mar[3] = "Friendship is one of the sweetest joys of life. Many might "
mar[3] += "have failed beneath the bitterness of their trial had they not "
mar[3] += "found a friend."
mar[3] += " Charles Spurgeon "
mar[4] = "You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested "
mar[4] += "in other people than you can in two years, by trying to get "
mar[4] += "people interested in you."
mar[4] += " Dale Carnegie "
mar[5] = "Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth, and let not thine heart be "
mar[5] += "glad when he stumbleth."
mar[5] += " Proverbs 24:17 KJV "
mar[6] = "A friend is a present you give yourself."
mar[6] += " Robert Louis Stevenson "
mar[7] = "A friend must not be wounded even in jest."
mar[7] += " Syrus "
mar[8] = "Be considerate with the feelings of others. There are "
mar[8] += "usually three sides to a controversy; yours, the other fellow\'s,"
mar[8] += "and the right one."
mar[8] += " Robert G. Lee "
mar[9] = "In the progress of personality, first comes a declaration of "
mar[9] += "independence, then a recognition of interdependence."
mar[9] += " Henry van Dyke "
mar[10] = "A brother offended is harder to be won than a strong city."
mar[10] += " Proverbs 18:19 KJV "
mar[11] = "Caring and loving must be verbalized if you are going to be a "
mar[11] += "friend. Your spoken expressions of care will build a "
mar[11] += "strong bridge."
mar[11] += " Jim Conway "
mar[12] = "Friends...lift our spirits, keep up honest, stick with us when "
mar[12] += "times are tough and make mundane tasks enjoyable. No "
mar[12] += "wonder we want to make friends."
mar[12] += " Em Griffin "
mar[13] = "The sweetest music to anyone\'s ears is the sound of his own name."
mar[13] += " Robert G. Lee "
mar[14] = "A true friend calls out growth in the other person. Of course, "
mar[14] += "you can\'t make anyone grow, but being a friend means you provide the "
mar[14] += "stimulus that will promote growth."
mar[14] += " Jim Conway "
mar[15] = "All of you be subject one to another, and be clothed with "
mar[15] += "humility."
mar[15] += " 1 Peter 5:5 KJV "
mar[16] = "Those who best knew Sir Walter Scott used to say of him, \"He "
mar[16] += "spoke to every man as though he were a blood relative."
mar[16] += " Anonymous "
mar[17] = "This is certain, that a person who studieth revenge keepeth his "
mar[17] += "wounds."
mar[17] += " Francis Bacon "
mar[18] = "To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses."
mar[18] += " Syrus "
mar[19] = "Can two walk together except they be agreed?"
mar[19] += " Amos 3:3 KJV "
mar[20] = "It\'s better to weep with wise men, than to laugh with fools."
mar[20] += " Spanish Proverb "
mar[21] = "A faithful friend is a strong defense: and he that hath found "
mar[21] += "such a one hath found a treasure."
mar[21] += " Ecclesiasticus 6:14 "
mar[22] = "Purchase not friends with gifts; when thou ceasest to give such "
mar[22] += "will cease to love."
mar[22] += " Thomas Fuller "
mar[23] = "As ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them "
mar[23] += "likewise."
mar[23] += " Luke 6:31 KJV "
mar[24] = "Friendship is the only thing in the world concerning the "
mar[24] += "usefulness of which all mankind is agreed upon."
mar[24] += " Cicero "
mar[25] = "To throw away an honest friend is, as it were, to throw your "
mar[25] += "life away."
mar[25] += " Sophocles "
mar[26] = "Great souls by instinct to each other turn, demand alliance, and "
mar[26] += "in friendship burn."
mar[26] += " Joseph Addison "
mar[27] = "And of all best things upon the earth, I hold that a faithful "
mar[27] += "friend is the best."
mar[27] += " Edward Robert Bulwer-Lytton "
mar[28] = "By love serve one another."
mar[28] += " Galatians 5:13 KJV "
mar[29] = "You can\'t cultivate a friend by digging up the earth around him."
mar[29] += " Anonymous "
mar[30] = "It was not for to conquer, nor sweethearts to be kind, but it "
mar[30] += "was friends to die for, that I would seek to find."
mar[30] += " A. E. Housman "
apr[0] = "He cannot be properly chosen for a friend whose kindness is "
apr[0] += "exhaled by its own warmth or frozen by the first blast of slander."
apr[0] += " Samuel Johnson "
apr[1] = "A false friend and a shadow attend only while the sun shines."
apr[1] += " Benjamin Franklin "
apr[2] = "Friendship makes prosperity brighter, while it lightens adversity "
apr[2] += "by sharing its griefs and anxieties."
apr[2] += " Cicero "
apr[3] = "There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother."
apr[3] += " Proverbs 18:24 KJV "
apr[4] = "Friendship, compounded of esteem and love, derives from one its "
apr[4] += "tenderness and its performance from the other."
apr[4] += " Samuel Johnson "
apr[5] = "Friendship is a sheltering tree."
apr[5] += " Samuel Taylor Coleridge "
apr[6] = "Friendship redoubleth joys, and cutteth griefs in half."
apr[6] += " Francis Bacon "
apr[7] = "Defining a friend is like trying to define beauty: it\'s often "
apr[7] += "in the eye of the beholder."
apr[7] += " Jerry and Mary White "
apr[8] = "Loyalty means defending our friends in difficulty as well as "
apr[8] += "prosperity."
apr[8] += " Jerry and Mary White "
apr[9] = "Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life "
apr[9] += "for his friends."
apr[9] += " John 15:13 KJV "
apr[10] = "Nothing opens the heart like a true friend, to whom you may "
apr[10] += "impart griefs, joys, fears, hopes, suspicions and whatever lieth "
apr[10] += "upon the heart to oppress it."
apr[10] += " Francis Bacon "
apr[11] = "The most fatal disease of friendship is gradual decay."
apr[11] += " Samuel Johnson "
apr[12] = "Many a man proclaims his own loyalty, but who can find a "
apr[12] += "trustworthy man?"
apr[12] += " Proverbs 20:6 NAS "
apr[13] = "A pleasant companion reduces the length of a journey."
apr[13] += " Syrus"
apr[14] = "Few things destroy a friendship more than a broken confidence."
apr[14] += " Jerry and Mary White"
apr[15] = "The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are "
apr[15] += "loved."
apr[15] += " Victor Hugo "
apr[16] = "If you love someone you will be loyal to them no matter what "
apr[16] += "the cost."
apr[16] += " 1 Corinthians 13:7 TLB "
apr[17] = "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we "
apr[17] += "give."
apr[17] += " Winston Churchill "
apr[18] = "What if there were absolutely nothing a friend could accomplish "
apr[18] += "for us--would we still cherish the relationship?"
apr[18] += " Lloyd John Ogilvie "
apr[19] = "Love keeps a record of no wrongs."
apr[19] += " 1 Corinthians 13:5 TLB "
apr[20] = "The deepest principle in human nature is the craving to be "
apr[20] += "appreciated."
apr[20] += " William James "
apr[21] = "It is easy to get down on ourselves and devaluate the special "
apr[21] += "person we were created to be. A friend is a lift, not a "
apr[21] += "load; a boost, not a burden."
apr[21] += " Lloyd John Ogilvie "
apr[22] = "If you want to be respected by others, the greatest thing you "
apr[22] += "can do is respect yourself."
apr[22] += " Anonymous "
apr[23] = "If you love only those who love you, what good is that? Even "
apr[23] += "scoundrels do that much."
apr[23] += " Mathew 5:46 TLB "
apr[24] = "To speak ill of others is a dishonest way of praising ourselves."
apr[24] += " Will Durant "
apr[25] = "Genuine friends can enter into our celebration with as much or "
apr[25] += "more enthusiasm as they would have if the fortuitous serendipity "
apr[25] += "had happened to them."
apr[25] += " Lloyd John Ogilvie "
apr[26] = "There\'s a great difference between sympathy and empathy."
apr[26] += " Sympathy is concern at a distance. Empathy is "
apr[26] += "strong identification."
apr[26] += " Anonymous "
apr[27] = "Empathy is your pain in my heart."
apr[27] += " Halford Luccock "
apr[28] = "Mercy is as beautiful in a time of trouble as rain clouds in a "
apr[28] += "time of drought."
apr[28] += " Ecclesiasticus 35:20 (Goodspeed) "
apr[29] = "Together we stick; divided we\'re stuck."
apr[29] += " Evon Hedly "
may[0] = "Friendship is the poetry of life."
may[0] += " Anonymous "
may[1] = "For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even this: you shall "
may[1] += "love your neighbor as yourself."
may[1] += " Galatians 5:14 NKJ "
may[2] = "Give what you have. To some it may be better than you dare "
may[2] += "think."
may[2] += " Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "
may[3] = "The continuance of anger is hatred."
may[3] += " Francis Quarles "
may[4] = "It is impossible not to be distressed by some of the things our "
may[4] += "friends do. Great friends keep short accounts. They "
may[4] += "deal with their feelings day by day rather than building up a "
may[4] += "resentment reservoir."
may[4] += " Lloyd John Ogilvie "
may[5] = "In friendship there is a yielding to the other, with the full "
may[5] += "knowledge that the golden rule is as applicable today as the day "
may[5] += "it was first given to Israel: do unto others as you would have "
may[5] += "them do unto you."
may[5] += " Ted Engstrom "
may[6] = "The mature\'s adult doesn\'t worry about how many friends she "
may[6] += "can count, but about whether she is a friend others can count on."
may[6] += " Melodie Davis "
may[7] = "Each of us is a one-of-a-kind creation. Therefore, it will "
may[7] += "always take time--often a long time--to understand one another."
may[7] += " Ted Engstrom "
may[8] = "Spontaneity is one of the great joys of a strong friendship."
may[8] += " Jerry and Mary White "
may[9] = "My definition of a friend is one who knows all about you and "
may[9] += "won\'t go away."
may[9] += " Anonymous "
may[10] = "For he himself said, I will never leave you nor forsake you."
may[10] += " Hebrews 13:5 NKJ "
may[11] = "Many people think they are thinking when they are really just "
may[11] += "rearranging their prejudices and superstitions."
may[11] += " Edward R. Murrow "
may[12] = "Helping and serving in a friendship seals our need for each other "
may[12] += "and gives us a sense of personal fulfillment and satisfaction."
may[12] += " Jerry and Mary White "
may[13] = "A man can live without a brother, but not without a friend."
may[13] += " German Proverb "
may[14] = "When others are happy, be happy with them. If they are "
may[14] += "sad share their sorrow."
may[14] += " Romans 12:15 TLB "
may[15] = "When I use the word friendship, I\'m thinking of a depth "
may[15] += "relationship that includes such things as support, understanding, "
may[15] += "acceptance, love and trust."
may[15] += " Jim Conway "
may[16] = "Effective love is not like a retractable point on a ballpoint pen."
may[16] += " John Powell "
may[17] = "Ah, friend, let us be true to one another."
may[17] += " Matthew Arnold "
may[18] = "Though your cloak be threadbare, half of it is mine, for we are "
may[18] += "friends."
may[18] += " Lilla Cabot Perry "
may[19] = "A sympathetic friend can be quite as dear as a brother."
may[19] += " Homer "
may[20] = "Without friends no one would choose to live even if he had all "
may[20] += "other goods."
may[20] += " Aristotle "
may[21] = "Life without a friend is death without a witness."
may[21] += " George Herbert "
may[22] = "Better without gold than without a friend."
may[22] += " Cahier "
may[23] = "We should behave to our friends as we would wish our friends "
may[23] += "to behave toward us."
may[23] += " Aristotle "
may[24] = "The ties of friendship should be unravelled rather than rent apart."
may[24] += " Cicero "
may[25] = "The faithful friend is beyond price, and there is no weighing "
may[25] += "of his goodness."
may[25] += " Book of Wisdom "
may[26] = "Be slow in choosing a friend and slower in changing."
may[26] += " Benjamin Franklin "
may[27] = "To have a friend come from a distant part, is it not happiness?"
may[27] += " Confucius "
may[28] = "Nothing, so long as I am in my senses, would I match with the "
may[28] += "joy that a friend may bring."
may[28] += " Horace "
may[29] = "Laughter is the shortest distance between two people."
may[29] += " Victor Borge "
may[30] = "One friend ever watches and cares for another."
may[30] += " Randle Cosgrave "
jun[0] = "Don\'t let the sun go down on your anger."
jun[0] += " Ephesians 4:26 RSV "
jun[1] = "The most precious of all possessions is a wise and loyal friend."
jun[1] += " Herodotus "
jun[2] = "One of the hardest things in life is watching the person you love, love someone else."
jun[2] += " Anonymous "
jun[3] = "Nothing but heaven itself is better than a friend who is really "
jun[3] += "a friend."
jun[3] += " Plautus "
jun[4] = "With all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing "
jun[4] += "one another in love."
jun[4] += " Ephesians 4:2 KJV "
jun[5] = "A friend is a person with whom you dare to be honest."
jun[5] += " Frank Crane "
jun[6] = "A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature."
jun[6] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
jun[7] = "A sympathetic friend can be quite as dear as a brother."
jun[7] += " Homer "
jun[8] = "He who gives in friendship\'s name shall reap what he has spent."
jun[8] += " Anne S. Eaton "
jun[9] = "He does good to himself who does good to his friends."
jun[9] += " Erasmus "
jun[10] = "True is the saying, \"Get thee friends, not relations only.\""
jun[10] += " Euripides "
jun[11] = "A divine person is the prophecy of the mind; a friend is the "
jun[11] += "hope of the heart."
jun[11] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
jun[12] = "A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere."
jun[12] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
jun[13] = "My friend is one who takes me for who I am."
jun[13] += " Henry David Thoreau "
jun[14] = "A true friend is of more price than a kingdom."
jun[14] += " John Lyly "
jun[15] = "Whenever we can we should always be kind to everyone."
jun[15] += " Galatians 6:10 TLB "
jun[16] = "Short reckonings make for long friends."
jun[16] += " Benjamin Franklin "
jun[17] = "He that ceaseth to be a friend, never was one."
jun[17] += " Thomas Fuller "
jun[18] = "Thy faithfulness is unto all generations."
jun[18] += " Psalm 119:90 KJV "
jun[19] = "When my friends are one-eyed, I look at their profile."
jun[19] += " Joseph Jubert "
jun[20] = "A brother may not be a friend, but a friend will always be a brother."
jun[20] += " Benjamin Franklin "
jun[21] = "Speak every man truth with his neighbour: for we are members "
jun[21] += "one of another."
jun[21] += " Ephesians 4:25 KJV "
jun[22] = "When a friend deals with a friend, let the bargain be clear and "
jun[22] += "well-penned; that they may continue friends to the end."
jun[22] += " Benjamin Franklin "
jun[23] = "He is the greater friend whose censure heals than he whose "
jun[23] += "flattery anoints the head."
jun[23] += " St. Augustine "
jun[24] = "It is part of a friend to forewarn a right."
jun[24] += " Lucilius "
jun[25] = "Be...full of sympathy toward each other, loving one another with "
jun[25] += "tender hearts and humble minds."
jun[25] += " 1 Peter 3:8 TLB "
jun[26] = "I have discharged the duty of a friend in that I have not winked "
jun[26] += "at their folly."
jun[26] += " John Lyly"
jun[27] = "Friends are like good melons..to find a good one, you must try "
jun[27] += "one hundred."
jun[27] += " Claude Mermet "
jun[28] = "I praise you when you regard the trouble of your friend as your "
jun[28] += "own."
jun[28] += " Anonymous "
jun[29] = "A friend is more indispensable than fire and water."
jun[29] += " Plutarch "
jul[0] = "It\'s difficult to win a friend in a year; it\'s easy to lose one "
jul[0] += "in an hour."
jul[0] += " H. H. Hart "
jul[1] = "Thou canst not have me for a friend and flatterer too."
jul[1] += " William Penn "
jul[2] = "The admonition of a true friend should be like the practice of "
jul[2] += "a fine physician who wraps his sharp pills in fine sugar."
jul[2] += " John Lyly "
jul[3] = "Do not in a moment estrange a friend it has taken a lifetime to "
jul[3] += "secure."
jul[3] += " William Larauet "
jul[4] = "A black swan or a white crow are less rare than a faithful friend."
jul[4] += " Erasmus "
jul[5] = "He that doth love on absent friends to jeer, may hence depart, no "
jul[5] += "room is for him here."
jul[5] += " St. Augustine "
jul[6] = "Let each esteem the other better than themselves."
jul[6] += " Philippians 2:3 KJV "
jul[7] = "Who spreads nets for his friends snares his own feet."
jul[7] += " John Taylor "
jul[8] = "Friends will not only live in harmony, but in melody."
jul[8] += " Henry David Thoreau "
jul[9] = "True friends have one soul between them."
jul[9] += " Aristotle "
jul[10] = "In tight places one\'s friends are apparent."
jul[10] += " Petronius "
jul[11] = "The best mirror is an old friend."
jul[11] += " George Hebert "
jul[12] = "Where your friends are there your riches are."
jul[12] += " Plautus "
jul[13] = "Friendship as the union of two selves lies beyond happiness or "
jul[13] += "unhappiness. It is simply the other side of our life and "
jul[13] += "thus free from all danger."
jul[13] += " Ladislaus Boros "
jul[14] = "Don\'t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don\'t walk "
jul[14] += "behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my "
jul[14] += "friend."
jul[14] += " Albert Camus "
jul[15] = "When a friend laughs, it is for him to disclose the subject of "
jul[15] += "his joy; when he weeps, it is for me to discover the cause of "
jul[15] += "his sorrow."
jul[15] += " Joseph Francois Desmahis "
jul[16] = "Now we who are strong ought to bear the weaknesses of those "
jul[16] += "without strength and not just please ourselves."
jul[16] += " Romans 15:1 NAS "
jul[17] = "From acquaintances, we conceal our real selves. To our "
jul[17] += "friends, we reveal our weaknesses."
jul[17] += " Basil Hume "
jul[18] = "A friend may be often found and lost, but an old friend never "
jul[18] += "can be found, and nature has provided that he cannot easily be "
jul[18] += "lost."
jul[18] += " Samuel Johnson "
jul[19] = "Be more swift-footed to visit friends in adversity than in "
jul[19] += "prosperity."
jul[19] += " Chilon "
jul[20] = "Who is mighty? He who turns an enemy into a friend."
jul[20] += " Babylonian Talmud "
jul[21] = "Let us not be desirous of vain glory, provoking one another."
jul[21] += " Galatians 5:26 KJV "
jul[22] = "True friendship is a slow grower, and never thrives unless "
jul[22] += "ingrafted upon a stock of known and reciprocal merit."
jul[22] += " George Washington "
jul[23] = "May the hinges of friendship never rust, nor the wings of love "
jul[23] += "lose a feather."
jul[23] += " E. B. Ramsey "
jul[24] = "Without confidence there is no friendship."
jul[24] += " Epicurus "
jul[25] = "There is no fear in love, but perfect love casteth out fear."
jul[25] += " 1 John 4:18 KJV "
jul[26] = "Let him have the key to thy heart who hath the lock to thy own."
jul[26] += " Sir Thomas Brown "
jul[27] = "Difficult as it really is to listen to someone in affliction, "
jul[27] += "it is just as difficult for him to know that compassion is "
jul[27] += "listening to him."
jul[27] += " Simone Weil "
jul[28] = "He is likely to be mistaken who makes the choice of a covetous "
jul[28] += "man his friend."
jul[28] += " Sir Thomas Brown "
jul[29] = "But every road is rough to me that hath no friend to cheer it."
jul[29] += " Elizabeth Shane "
jul[30] = "For it is not an enemy...who hates me who has exalted himself "
jul[30] += "against me, then I could hide myself from him. But it is "
jul[30] += "you...my familiar friend."
jul[30] += " Psalm 55:12, 13 NAS "
aug[0] = "Yes, we must ever be friends; and of all who offer you friendship, "
aug[0] += "let me be ever the first, the truest, the nearest and dearest."
aug[0] += " Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "
aug[1] = "Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his "
aug[1] += "friend."
aug[1] += " Proverbs 27:17 KJV "
aug[2] = "Better be a thorn in the side of your friend, than a mere echo."
aug[2] += " Ralph Waldo Emerson "
aug[3] = "We have been friends together, in sunshine and in shade."
aug[3] += " Caroline Norton "
aug[4] = "Friendship is a word the very sight of which in print makes the "
aug[4] += "heart warm."
aug[4] += " Augustine Bell "
aug[5] = "Friendship! Mysterious cement of the soul! Sweet\'ner "
aug[5] += "of life!"
aug[5] += " Robert Blair "
aug[6] = "True friendship is like sound health: the value of it is seldom "
aug[6] += "known until it be lost."
aug[6] += " Charles C. Colton "
aug[7] = "Friends will often be apart. They will respect more each "
aug[7] += "other\'s privacy than their communion."
aug[7] += " Henry David Thoreau "
aug[8] = "Do not use a hatchet to remove a fly from your friend\'s forehead."
aug[8] += " Chinese Proverb "
aug[9] = "It\'s the friend you can call at 4 a.m. that matters."
aug[9] += " Anonymous "
aug[10] = "Intimacies which increase vanity destroy friendship."
aug[10] += " William Ellery Channing "
aug[11] = "There can be no friendship where there is no freedom."
aug[11] += " Friendship loves free air, and will not be fenced up in "
aug[11] += "straight and narrow enclosures."
aug[11] += " William Penn"
aug[12] = "See that none render evil for evil unto any man; but ever "
aug[12] += "follow that which is good, both among yourselves, and to all men."
aug[12] += " 1 Thessalonians 5:15 KJV "
aug[13] = "Friendship is the greatest enrichment I have found."
aug[13] += " Adlai E. Stevenson "
aug[14] = "Friendship is like money: easier made than kept."
aug[14] += " Samuel Butler "
aug[15] = "True friendship comes when silence between two people is "
aug[15] += "comfortable."
aug[15] += " Dave Tyson Gentry "
aug[16] = "Make no friendship with an angry man; and with a furious man "
aug[16] += "thou shalt not go."
aug[16] += " Proverbs 22:24 KJV "
aug[17] = "Friends: People who borrow books and set glasses on them."
aug[17] += " Edwin Arlington Robinson "
aug[18] = "Compassion is not just an exhibition of pity; it is a virtue in "
aug[18] += "the strict sense of being a habit."
aug[18] += " Hubert van Zeller "
aug[19] = "Compassion is suffering: constant willingness to share in the "
aug[19] += "suffering of others."
aug[19] += " Hubert van Zeller "
aug[20] = "Believe me, if all those endearing young charms, which I gaze "
aug[20] += "on so fondly today, were to change by tomorrow, and fleet in my "
aug[20] += "arms...thou wouldst still be my friend."
aug[20] += " Thomas Moore "
aug[21] = "It is not while beauty and youth are thine own, and cheeks "
aug[21] += "unprofained by a tear, that the fervor and faith of a soul may "
aug[21] += "be known, to which time will but make thee more dear."
aug[21] += " Thomas Moore "
aug[22] = "If I had known what trouble you were bearing, what griefs were "
aug[22] += "in the silence of your face, I would have been more gentle and "
aug[22] += "caring, and tried to give you gladness for a space."
aug[22] += " Mary Caroline Davies "
aug[23] = "No, the heart that truly loved never forgets, but truly loves "
aug[23] += "on to the close."
aug[23] += " Thomas Moore "
aug[24] = "You entered my life in a casual way, and saw at a glance what I "
aug[24] += "needed. There were others who passed me or met me each "
aug[24] += "day, but never a one of them heeded."
aug[24] += " Grace Stricker Dawson "
aug[25] = "And who will walk a mile with me along life\'s weary way?"
aug[25] += " A friend whose heart has eyes to see the stars shine out o\'er "
aug[25] += "the darkening lea."
aug[25] += " Henry van Dyke "
aug[26] = "There are times when encouragement means such a lot. And "
aug[26] += "a word is enough to convey it. There were others who could "
aug[26] += "have as easy as not, but just the same they chose not to say it."
aug[26] += " Grace Stricker Dawson "
aug[27] = "The noblest vengeance is to forgive."
aug[27] += " English Proverb "
aug[28] = "Everyone says that forgiveness is a lovely idea until they have "
aug[28] += "to do it."
aug[28] += " Anonymous "
aug[29] = "In prosperity our friends know us; in adversity we know our "
aug[29] += "friends."
aug[29] += " Churton Collins "
aug[30] = "Job endured everything--until his friends came to comfort him, "
aug[30] += "then he grew impatient."
aug[30] += " Kierkegaard "
sep[0] = "Friendship is the marriage of the soul."
sep[0] += " Voltaire "
sep[1] = "It takes your enemy and your friend, working together, to hurt "
sep[1] += "you to heart; the one to slander you and the other to get the "
sep[1] += "news to you."
sep[1] += " Mark Twain "
sep[2] = "The art of friendship is more like wrestling than dancing."
sep[2] += " Marcus Aurelius "
sep[3] = "When a feller hasn\'t got a cent and is feelin\' kind of blue, "
sep[3] += "and clouds hang thick and dark and won\'t let the sunshine "
sep[3] += "through, it\'s a great thing, oh, my brethren, for a feller just "
sep[3] += "to lay his hand upon your shoulder in a special sort of way."
sep[3] += " Anonymous "
sep[4] = "Be intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you "
sep[4] += "give them your confidence."
sep[4] += " George Washington "
sep[5] = "Put on a heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and "
sep[5] += "patience."
sep[5] += " Colossians 3:12 NAS "
sep[6] = "Of all the heavenly gifts that mortal men commend, what trusty "
sep[6] += "treasure in the world can countervail a friend?"
sep[6] += " Nicholas Grimoald "
sep[7] = "Without fidelity there cannot be an authentic relationship."
sep[7] += " John Powell "
sep[8] = "What sweeter solace shall befall, than such a one to find, upon "
sep[8] += "whose breast thou may repose, the secrets of thy mind?"
sep[8] += " Nicholas Grimoald "
sep[9] = "Wishing to be friends is quick work, but friendship is a slow "
sep[9] += "ripening fruit."
sep[9] += "