The moment must be pregnant and sufficient to itself if it is to become a worthy segment of time and eternity. Goethe.
The moment there is a bargain over the pottage the family relation is dissolved. Ruskin.
The moment which is the cradle of the future is also the grave of the past. Grillparzer.
The moon doth not withhold the light even from the cottage of a Chandala (outcast). Hitopadesa.
The moon that shone in Paradise. Hans Andersen.
The moral difference between a man and a beast is, that the one acts primarily for use, and the other for pleasure. Ruskin.
The morality of a king is not to be measured 5 by vulgar rules. There are faults which do him honour, and virtues that disgrace him. Junius.
The morality of girls is custom, not principle. Jean Paul.
The morality of some people is in remnants—never enough to make a coat. Joubert.
The more a man has in himself the less he will want from other people—the less, indeed, other people can be to him. Schopenhauer.