The correct quotation (spoken by the Countess in Act 1 Scene 1 of All's Well that Ends Well) is "Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none." The Countess is giving some parting advice to her son Bertram. She is counselling him to be open-hearted; to love and be kind to everyone he meets. "Trust a few" means that he should at least trust someone, because a life where you trust nobody is miserable. (When you misquote it as "trust few" it implies that one should not trust too many people, which is the exact opposite of the Countess's meaning)
The quotation could be used today in the same way as the Countess used it--as sound advice.
Juliet: "Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore art thou Romeo?"
The quote does not appear in any Shakespeare play.
a midsummer night's dream
The quote is, "The course of true love never did run smooth," and is from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act I, Scene i.
Maria Tallchief was quoted as saying, "Dance from your heart and love your music, and the audience will love you as well."
Yes it is very wrong. Trust me don't go there. Yes it is very wrong. Trust me don't go there. Yes it is very wrong. Trust me don't go there. uh yeah..you're considered a ruined girl...so fall out of love
love all means you shall have love an sympathy for all an trust a few means you shall still love all but only trust a few
The quote is the wrong way round, it's "Love what you do. Do what you love".It's by Wayne Dyer.
Things in love are about passion, truth and trust because you only have to say one thing wrong and the relationships over!
Not at all; If you love the person, Having sexual intercourse is showing them... you trust them(:
Will God love you even if you did something wrong? Of course! God is a good, kind, and loving God. He is merciful and understanding. God is the only one whom you can trust.
joe said "its obvious lovbe doesnt always come from someone you trust but I'm glad i found it in you"
yes it is.If yo really love someone you have to just trust them.
Just because you trust someone does not mean you love them. But, if you love someone you trust them.
guion bluford s quote.
the quote,i am guessing you know,is from the story cupid and psyche. cupid told psyche to trust him completely and not try and find out who he was as he was invisible during the period he knew psyche. psyche couldn't resist one night and went into cupids room with an oil lamp.she looked at him but somehow the oil dripped on his shoulder and he woke up. because psyche didnt trust him and didnt cooperate,cupid said to her taht love could not ive where there was no trust and disappeared.later,the two fell in love again and got married on mount Olympus where psyche became an immortal. ^^^^^ the question was what does the quote mean not what does the quote say. it means leave if you think he is sleeping with another girl(s)
Juliet: "Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore art thou Romeo?"