Sympathy (n.) is always ready to help in misfortune but rarely joins in rejoicing — when others are fortunate, sympathizers are superfluous and have lost their superiority.
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Sympathy (n.) made into a morality is timidity behind an intellectual mask: obliterating all life's sharp edges, it is turning mankind into sand — small, soft, round, unending sand.
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Sympathy (n.) of the broad kind is one-third indifference, one-third curiosity, one-third pathological irritability.
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Sympathy (n.) in its breadth is one third indifference, one third curiosity, one third pathological excitability.
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Sympathy (n.) in women, being garrulous, bears the sick man's bed into the public market-place.