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 1 IV |     short, was one of those~friends who are never anxious as
 2 IV | than they give. Most of his friends felt for him that~deeply-seated
 3 IV | Bianchon doubly dear~to his friends. When a leading clinical
 4 IV |   nor fame--became intimate friends.~ ~The great Desplein told
 5 V  |  amusing action. One of his friends fell ill, and he~took him
 6 IX |  sympathy anywhere. To have friends, must we not form~connections
 7 X  |     the next, and your best friends will report that you have
 8 X  | your best powers, your best friends will cry out that you~want
 9 XI | asleep; poverty has for its friends~heavenly slumbers full of
10 XIV|   he had neither family nor friends, neither wife~nor child.