Quote by Andre Maurois

Well fitted for friendship is he whom men have not disgusted with mankind, and who, believing and knowing that there are a few noble men, a few great minds, a few delightful souls scattered through the crowd, never tires of searching for them, and loves them even before he has found them.

Well fitted for friendship is he whom men have not disgusted

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive outlook on humanity in order to cultivate lasting friendships. It suggests that one should not be deterred by negative experiences with people, but instead remain hopeful and appreciative of the few exceptional individuals hidden amongst the masses. The individual described is someone who constantly seeks out and values the company of the noble, great, and delightful souls, even prior to finding them. They demonstrate a genuine and unwavering love for those individuals, which enables them to form deep and meaningful connections.

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By Andre Maurois

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