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Friends Are An Aid To The Young, To Guard Them From Error; To The Elderly, To Attend To Their Wants And To Supplement Their Failing Power Of Action; To Those In The Prime Of Life, To Assist Them To Noble Deeds.

The Generality Of Men Are Naturally Apt To Be Swayed By Fear Rather Than Reverence, And To Refrain From Evil Rather Because Of The Punishment That It Brings Than Because Of Its Own Foulness.

. . . The Man Is Free, We Say, Who Exists For His Own Sake And Not For Another's.

Misfortune Shows Those Who Are Not Really Friends.

The Family Is The Association Established By Nature For The Supply Of Men's Everyday Wants.