...the terms of the proposition, and affirm with equal truth, — Love, and you will believe in love ? " The only way to have a friend is to be one ; "* and the only way to understand friendship is to feel it. Surely we may say of this, as it was once quaintly...

...blesses him that gives and him that takes," it lifts the heavy burdens of despair, and adds new zest to the pleasant cup of generosity. "In silence, Steals...consideration. We have before us, if we will but enter upon the 270 ORATION OF GRAND ORATOR BB BEEKMAN. undertaking, a magnificent historical field in which to work....

...friendship, so that even through the meagre substance of these letters we seem to hear him teach us once more that " the only way to have a friend is to be one." In dealing in the same review with writings of Emerson and of Mr. Mabie, we are willingly associating...

...loves to speak of you as its friend. (Applause.) For we fully appreciate the truth of the old adage, that the only way to have a friend is to be one. But my assurances of the friendship existing between the members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen...

...upon his pupils. Read what one of his pupils says of him at the close of this chapter. Emerson says that the only way to have a friend is to be one. So the only way to gain the sympathy of your pupils is to give them yours. Assure them, not by your...

...stopping to consider that it is, in a measure, one's own attitude that makes one friendless. Both forget that " the only way to have a friend is to be one." Lucy Snowe in the school at Villette, Charlotte Bront6 ia the school at Brussels, stand aloof from...

...passion so intense that it can be shared with but few; but it is well to remember Emerson's remark that "the only way to have a friend is to be one." Under all its humor, "The Cat and the Mouse in Partnership," Volume I, tells a tale of a mismated pair;...

...by all who knew him. He was a lovable man and his friendship was sincere and true, and he believed "that the only way to have a friend is to be one." He was devoted to his home and family and his life there was ideal. He was kind, tender and lovable,...

...by all who knew him. \ He was a lovable man and his friendship was sincere and true, and he believed "that the only way to have a friend is to be one." He was devoted to his home and family and his life there was ideal. He was kind, tender and lovable,...

...do, and be too big to desire to retaliate. Don't cultivate friends for what you can get out of them. The only way to have a friend is to be one; and this means taking a real interest in their joys and sorrows and giving them sympathy, love and encouragement....