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Page 58
... friends , I beg we may be more so . Our connection with each other as men of letters is greater than our difference ... friendship together , and were insensible to all those distinctions , except so far as they furnished agreeable ...
... friends , I beg we may be more so . Our connection with each other as men of letters is greater than our difference ... friendship together , and were insensible to all those distinctions , except so far as they furnished agreeable ...
Page 136
... Friends . " Friendship , like love , is but a name , Unless to one you stint the flame : The child , whom many fathers share , Hath seldom known a father's care : ' Tis thus in friendship ; who depend On On many , rarely find a friend ...
... Friends . " Friendship , like love , is but a name , Unless to one you stint the flame : The child , whom many fathers share , Hath seldom known a father's care : ' Tis thus in friendship ; who depend On On many , rarely find a friend ...
Page 251
... friend to the house where he was himself accus- tomed to lodge when in town ; but the mistress of it being unable to ... friends to suspect that Mr. Barry , in a certain degree , laboured under a species of mental derangement somewhat re ...
... friend to the house where he was himself accus- tomed to lodge when in town ; but the mistress of it being unable to ... friends to suspect that Mr. Barry , in a certain degree , laboured under a species of mental derangement somewhat re ...
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