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| Grocott & Ward, comps. Grocott’s Familiar Quotations, 6th ed. 189-?. |
| Kisses |
| The kiss of friendship, kind and calm, May fall upon the brow like balm; A deeper tenderness may speak In precious pledges on the cheek; Thrice dear may be, when young lips meet, Love’s dewy pressure, close and sweet;— But more than all the rest I prize The faithful lips that kiss my eyes. Elizabeth Akers Allen.—Kisses. | 1 |
| I rest content, I kiss your eyes, I kiss your hair in my delight: I kiss my hand, and say good-night. Joaquin Miller.—Isles of the Amazons, Part V. Prelude. | 2 |
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