Quote by Samuel Johnson

Life has no pleasure higher or nobler than that of friendship

Life has no pleasure higher or nobler than that of friendshi

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance and value of friendship in our lives. It suggests that no other source of enjoyment or virtue can surpass the pleasure and nobility found within genuine friendships. By highlighting the importance of these connections, the quote highlights the positive impact of friendships on our overall well-being and the deep satisfaction that comes from having meaningful relationships. It implies that the bonds of friendship bring immense joy and enrich our lives, making them an essential aspect of human existence.

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Life Friendship

By Samuel Johnson

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