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| A forced kindness deserves no thanks. | 1 |
| A kindness bestowed on the good is never lost. Latin. | 2 |
| A kindness is never lost. | 3 |
| A word of kindness is better than a fat pie. Russian. | 4 |
| He merits no thanks that does a kindness for his own ends. | 5 |
| He that is kinder than he was wont hath a design upon thee. | 6 |
| He who doth a kindness to a good man doth a greater to himself. | 7 |
| How quickly with all is a kindness forgotten. Latin. | 8 |
| Kindness breaks no bones. German. | 9 |
| Kindness canna be bought for gear. | 10 |
| Kindness is more binding than a loan. Chinese. | 11 |
| Kindness comes o’will. | 12 |
| Kindness like grain increases by sowing. | 13 |
| Kindness is the noblest weapon to conquer with. | 14 |
| Kindness lies na ay in ae side o’ the house. | 15 |
| Kindness, nobler ever than revenge. Shakespeare. | 16 |
| Kindness to the just is never lost. Plautus. | 17 |
| Kindness will creep where it mauna gang. | 18 |
| Never forget a kindness. | 19 |
| Nothing grows old sooner than a kindness. French. | 20 |
| One kindness is the price of another. | 21 |
| One ought to remember kindnesses received and forget those we have done. | 22 |
| The wild beast feels man’s kindness more than man. Bulwer. | 23 |
| To do a kindness to a bad man is like sowing your seed in the sea. Phocylides. | 24 |
| Unfading are the gardens of kindness. Modern Greek. | 25 |
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