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... Friend . TULLY was the first who obferved , that Friendship improves Happiness and abates Mifery , by the doubling of our Joy and dividing of our Grief ; a Thought in which he hath been followed by all the Effayers upon Friend- fhip ...
... Friend . TULLY was the first who obferved , that Friendship improves Happiness and abates Mifery , by the doubling of our Joy and dividing of our Grief ; a Thought in which he hath been followed by all the Effayers upon Friend- fhip ...
Pagina 266
... Friend , prove him firft , and be not hafty to credit him : For fome Man is a Friend for his own Occafion , and will not abide in the Day of thy Trouble . And there is a Friend , who being turned to Enmity and Strife will difcover thy ...
... Friend , prove him firft , and be not hafty to credit him : For fome Man is a Friend for his own Occafion , and will not abide in the Day of thy Trouble . And there is a Friend , who being turned to Enmity and Strife will difcover thy ...
Pagina 267
... Friend to bis Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath deftroyed his Enemy , so haft thou left the Love of thy Friend ; as one that letteth a ...
... Friend to bis Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath deftroyed his Enemy , so haft thou left the Love of thy Friend ; as one that letteth a ...
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