XI + 

Gratitude + 

Behold the kindness done without any obligation: even the heavens and the earth are too poor to repay it. + 

A kindness done in the hour of need may look small: but it outweigheth the whole world. + 

Behold the kindness done without thought of recompense: it is mightier than the ocean. + 

The benefit received may be small even like a millet seed: but in the eyes of the just its measure is that of a palmyra tree. + 

Gratitude is not limited by the assistance given: it is bounded only by the nobility of him that receiveth it. + 

Disregard not the friendship of the holy ones: forsake not those that succoured thee in difficulty. + 

He that hath relieved from affliction shall be remembered with gratitude in every birth. + 

It is ignoble to forget a kindness: but an ill turn received it is the part of nobility to forget at once. + 

The mortallest injury is forgiven the moment the mind recalleth a single kindness received from the injurer. + 

There is redemption for men who are guilty of every other crime: but the ingrate wretch shall know of none. + 