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Civility Does Not ...mean The Mere Outward Gentleness Of Speech Cultivated For The Occasion, But An Inborn Gentleness And Desire To Do The Opponent Good.
-Mahatma Gandhi
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Civility Does Not ...mean The Mere Outward

Mahatma Gandhi
Civility Does Not ...mean The Mere Outward Gentleness Of Speech Cultivated For The Occasion, But An Inborn Gentleness And Desire To Do The Opponent Good.
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