Book: Young

Philosophers and children have one noble trait - they do not attach importance to any differences between people, nor social, nor mental nor external.

There is nothing disinterested children's friendship... If we trace its beginning, its origins, in most cases you will stumble upon the external, ridiculously empty cause: either your parents were "familiar houses," and dragged you little to each other in a tender friendship between the two tiny men appeared, simply because they lived on the same street, or both went to school in the same school, sat on the same bench - and the first brothers split in half and eaten a piece of sausage with bread sown in young hearts the seeds of the most tender friendship.