"The Devoted Friend" Quotes
A selfless tin soldier befriends a manipulative miller who takes advantage of his kindness in this allegorical tale by Oscar Wilde.
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Quotes
Somebody must look after him, he is so very poor.
There is no friend so faithful as a good book.
How can you be so unkind, and leave me all alone?
When one is in trouble, one thinks one has never known sorrow before.
You are like a rose, that is made to be looked at, not to be touched.
A true friend never overlooks your broken fences or locks.
The little children danced round him on the grass, and the old men made merry over their cups of red wine.
In the daytime he worked hard in the garden, but the night-time was his own.
I have been working very hard today, for I have let the river overflow all my little beds.
We are only happy when we are loved.
