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... friend bury his jewels in a heap of sand of his own ; then he scatters his " Sibyl- line Leaves " over half a hundred perishable news - papers and magazines ; then he suffers a manuscript - poem to be handed about among his friends till ...
... friend bury his jewels in a heap of sand of his own ; then he scatters his " Sibyl- line Leaves " over half a hundred perishable news - papers and magazines ; then he suffers a manuscript - poem to be handed about among his friends till ...
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... friendship . Our companions , and our common acquaintance , those especially with whom we live in any degree of familiarity , we call our friends ; and we are always ready to give them such marks of our friendship as will not put us to ...
... friendship . Our companions , and our common acquaintance , those especially with whom we live in any degree of familiarity , we call our friends ; and we are always ready to give them such marks of our friendship as will not put us to ...
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... friend , " ( a sort of Attic HYPOCORISMUS for a lover , ) " but you have three more around you , who hold out their arms to you , I mean your children and myself . These friends will not deceive you : yield yourself to all the ...
... friend , " ( a sort of Attic HYPOCORISMUS for a lover , ) " but you have three more around you , who hold out their arms to you , I mean your children and myself . These friends will not deceive you : yield yourself to all the ...
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