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There is nothing to which nature seems so much to have inclined us, as to society
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There is nothing to which nature seems so much to have inclined us, as to society
Whereas in friendship, 'tis a general and universal fire, but temperate and equal, a constant established heat, all gentle and smooth, without poignancy or roughness.
We sought one another long before we met, and by the characters we heard of one another
a man should, at the first approaches, favour their grief and express some approbation of their sorrow