sweetest joy ,the wildest woe * love.——philip bailey爱情是最甜蜜的欢乐，最强烈的痛苦。—–菲利浦。贝利there * hardly any activity,any enterpr*e ,which * started with such tremendous hopes and expectations,and yet which fails so regularly,as love.——erich fromm几乎没有任何活动、任何事业如同爱情一般；开始时充满着无限的希望与期待；而结束时却毫不例外地落空。—–埃里克。弗洛姆mans love * of mans life a thing apart,t* womans whole ex*tence.——byron爱情是男人生命中的一部分，却是女人生命的全部。——拜伦marriage * like life in th* –that it * field of battle ,and not a bed of roses.——robert stevenson婚姻生活—乃战场而玫瑰花朵。—–罗伯特。史蒂文森men are april when they woo,december when they wed;maids are may when they are maids,but the sky changes when they are wives.——shakespear男人求婚时像四月天，婚后像十二月天；女人少女时像五月天，为人妻后就变天。—–莎士比亚it * hard for the human soul not to love something ,and our mind must of necessity be drawn to some kind of affection. —–jerome要使人的灵魂不去爱是很难的，而我们的思想也有必要被某在种爱所吸引。——杰洛姆one * easily fooled by that which one love. —–moliere人容易被所爱的人愚弄。 —-莫里衰
hatred paralyzes life; love release it. hatred confuses life; love harmonizes it. hatred darken life; love illuminates it. —–martin luther king恨使生活瘫痪无力，爱使他重获新生。恨使生活混乱不堪，爱是它变得和谐。恨使什么漆黑一团，爱使它光彩夺目。 –马丁。路德。金its difficult to know at what moment love begins; it * less difficult to know that it has begun. —h.w.longfellow知道爱情开始是困难的，但知道爱情已经开始则不那么困难了。 —-h。w。朗费罗if youd be loved, be worthy to be loved. —-ovid要得到别人的爱，就必须要有值得爱的地方。 —奥维德love * ever matter of comedies, and how and then of tragedies. —-bacon爱情常是喜剧，偶尔是悲剧。 —-培根love lives in cottages as well as in courts. —-george herbert爱在茅屋，亦在深宫。 —-乔治。赫伯特human nature * so constructed that it gives affection most readily to those who seem least to demand it. ——bertrand russell人的天性就是如此，他最乐意将爱给予那些似乎最不强求爱的人。 —–罗素love triumphs over everything. love has no age, no limit and no death. —-john galsworthy爱情战胜一切。爱情没有寿命，没有极限，没有死亡。 —-约翰。高尔斯华
