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 1 Pref  |   enjoy the remembrance of my friends, of whom I left here some
 2 Praise|      him well received of his friends and no unpleasant companion;
 3 Praise|       living, come nearest my friends the Hollanders. And why
 4 Praise|     in the enjoyment of their friends, calling friendship the
 5 Praise|  deceived in the vices of our friends, nay, to admire and esteem
 6 Praise|      tis this only that joins friends together and continues them
 7 Praise|  being eagle-sighted into his friends’ faults, but so blear-eyed
 8 Praise|       to himself, country, or friends; and all because he is wholly
 9 Praise|     his wife, merry among his friends, a boon companion, and easy
10 Praise|     to receive flatterers for friends.~But, someone may say, the
11 Praise|    enough, pleasant among his friends, kind to his wife, and so
12 Praise|       when by the care of his friends and physic he was freed
13 Praise|     them, “Now, by Pollux, my friends, you have rather killed
14 Praise|     reprinting, showing it to friends, and nine years in correcting,
15 Praise|      walk in, entertain their friends, and now and then play at
16 Praise| princes, judges, magistrates, friends, enemies, from highest to
17 Praise|     put no difference between friends and enemies, abhor pleasure,
18 Praise|   country, children, parents, friends, and to which the common