Chapter

 1 II   |          only forgotten utterly our friendship and fellowship, but revolted
 2 II   | righteousness toward God, and human friendship, and glory, that runneth
 3 II   |           the rather deny ourselves friendship and honours and love of
 4 II   |              by reason of my former friendship with thee. Now, arise, and
 5 IV   |          not only did he forget his friendship with the king, and neglect
 6 IV   |           told him of his aforetime friendship with the king, and of the
 7 V    |             covenant of everlasting friendship." The tutor, himself a prudent
 8 XIII |            to-day, and so win their friendship for the time to come. But,
 9 XXII |             so make known to all my friendship for thee." He answered, "
10 XXXII|          memorable deed of courage, friendship, or any other such virtue