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 1    1,     1,    I       3|     glimpse in the letters from friends and the reports of travelers.
 2    1,     1,    I       3|        whenever from letters of friends or travelers’ accounts I
 3    1,     1,   II       5|    during my conversations with friends, I came to realize that
 4    1,     1, VIII      18|      Aires, where relatives and friends were anxiously waiting for
 5    1,     1, VIII      22| applause and boorish guffaws of friends and countrymen of his ilk.
 6    1,     2            44|         how much sweat.”~“Close friends, from São Paulo in Brazil,”
 7    1,     2            53|      from year to year parents, friends, the comforts and joys of
 8    1,     2            53|        might have relatives and friends, certainly fellow countrymen?
 9    1,     6            98|      answered His call, my dear Friends. You have gone forth and
10    1,     7,   II     117|        countries aliens who are friends rather than hostile fellow
11    1,     7,   II     118|    country, their relatives and friends, in the midst of difficulties
12    1,     8           126|    informally, as is done among friends, asking right now for your
13    1,     8           134|      whom they may have perhaps friends and relatives, certainly
14    2,     4,    4     239|     that we are old and sincere friends. ./. Last November I was
15    2,     4,   11     247|      have no alternative.~ Some friends will lend for now the money
16    2,     4,   48     289|     does not answer this way to friends. Now I must break that resolve,
17    2,     4,   63     303|       their native place, their friends, their language, all their
18    2,     4,   68     310|         find a spare moment for friends. In any event, I hope you
19    2,     5           315|       We left each other as old friends....”10 The affinity between