...ligion combines us with others ; society and *' accidents, parity of fortune, and equal dis-** positions do actuate our friendships : which " of themselves,...all mankind according as " any one can receive them. We see this " best exemplified by two instances and ex" pressions of friendship and charity : viz....

...necessary j " some dwell hard by, and are fitted for conM verse ; nature joins some to us, and re" ligion combines us with others ; society and " accidents, parity of fortune, and equal dis" positions do actuate our friendships : which " of themselves, and in their prime disposition,...

...and dead palsies. But some have splendid fires, and aromatic spices, rich wines, and well digested fruits, great wit, and great courage ; because they...mankind, according as any one can receive them'." Having thus defined and explained the nature of friendship, — he goes on to observe, that " there...

...face, and are the courtiers of the sun, and wait upon him in his chambers of the east. Just so is it in friendships : some are worthy, and some are necessary...all mankind according as any one can receive them. We see this best exemplified by two instances and expressions of friendships and charity : viz. alms...

...face, and are the courtiers of the sun, and wait upon him in his chambers of the east. Just so is it in friendships : some are worthy, and some are necessary...nature joins some to us, and religion combines us with other's ;"society_ and accidents, pa' j equal dispositions, do actuate our friendships : which of themselves...

...in his face, and are the conrtiers of the snn, and wait npon him in his chambers of the east. Jnst so it is in friendships : some are worthy, and some...; some dwell hard by, and are fitted for converse ; natnre joins some to ns, and religion combines ns with others ; society and accidents, parity of...

...courtiers of the sun, and wait upon him in his chambers of the east. Just so is it in friendship : some are worthy, and some are necessary ; some dwell...all mankind according as any one can receive them. We see this best exemplified by two instances and expressions of friendships and charity : viz., alms...

...and dead palsies. But some have splendid fires, and aromatic spices, rich wines, and well digested fruits, great wit, and great courage ; because they...all mankind, according as any one can receive them." Having thus defined and explained the nature of friendship, he goes on to observe, that there may be...

...courtiers of the sun, and wait upon him in his chambers of the east. Just so is it in friendship : some are worthy, and some are necessary ; some dwell...all mankind according as any one can receive them. We see this best exemplified by two instances and expressions of friendships and charity : viz., alms...

...face, and are the courtiers of the sun, and wait upon him in his chambers of the east. Just so is it in friendships ; some are worthy, and some are necessary...all mankind according as any one can receive them. We see this best exemplified by two instances and expressions of friendship and charity : viz. alms...