This moment the kiss of Amor and Psyche is the rose of life.

I should have kissed you three timesonly three timeson your beautiful, strong, gentle lips, and each kiss would have been a separate sacrament, with a bond of its own.

Her lips, their kiss was heaven to me, Her claws, oh, how they wounded.

It must be remembered that in mediaeval Europe, and in England till the end of the seventeenth century, a kiss was the usual salutation of a lady to a gentleman whom she wished to honor....

The kisses of Augustus were, as yet, the only ones I knew.

The kiss of a woman beloved is a splendid heart tonic.

He remembered what Rameses had told himthat the Cree girl's first kiss was her betrothal kiss; that it was the white garment of her purity, the pledge of her fealty forever.

A kiss or a saucy nod for Castleman or Twonette, a smile or a frown for Max and me, were the instruments wherewith she worked.

Her lips, their kiss was heaven to me, Her claws, oh, how they wounded.

Within mine eyes he makes his nest, His bed amidst my tender breast; My kisses are his daily feast, And yet he robs me of my rest.

" There was just one kiss to seal the compact, but that kiss was a benediction, a holy consummation.

Love's kiss, as the farewell, was the initiatory baptism for the future poetic life; and the fresh fragrance of the forest became sweeter, the chirping of the birds more melodious: there came sunlight and cooling breezes.

The maiden's kiss was for the Flag, the death-shroud of the brave.

"Ye kiss is ye last and ye greatest act in all ye lovely arte of courtinge.

A kiss I'd take, No cry she'd make, Were I a little braver.

Whatsoever reason brought that damn fool Dickie to your room that morning, it wasn't your doings, and the way you was waiting for his kiss was more a mother's way.

The kiss was a sort of mystery.

A young girl's first kiss is too sacred a thing.

Her kisses are arrows.

" The kiss that followed, and that given to Beulah, were no more than the usual morning salutations of a brother to his sisters, slight touches of rosy cheeks; and yet Maud blushed; for, as she said to herself, she had been taken by surprise.

And how can I conquer them, since I do not even believe in that philosophy, while Aniela's faith in her principles is calm and unshaken? Only the lips that have been drinking at the fountain of doubt opine that a forbidden kiss is not a sin.

Thy father shall be bidden to the wedding, and an honoured guest he shall be, for having taught us that the kiss of Love is the remedy for every poison.

And, as Anne very well knew, kisses were a very practical means!