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1    1|       he enlists the aid of his friends and neighbors; if he~departs
2    1|  enemies. For to do good to~our friends is but an ordinary heathen
3    1|     here are my neighbors, good~friends, my own servants, from whom
4    1|   communicate,~and lend both to friends and foes. ~Whoever now seeks
5    1| decision will often offend good friends, relatives, neighbors, and~
6    1|         sisters, and other good friends, are under obligation to
7    3|     faithful neighbors and good friends, etc.~Likewise, that He