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المؤلف: Aristotle

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Neither can there well be quarrels between men who are friends
for pleasure's sake: because supposing them to delight in living
together then both attain their desire; or if not a man would be
put in a ridiculous light who should find fault with another for
not pleasing him, since it is in his power to forbear intercourse
with him. But the Friendship because of advantage is very liable
to fault-finding; because, as the parties use one another with a
view to advantage, the requirements are continually enlarging,
and they think they have less than of right belongs to them, and
find fault because though justly entitled they do not get as much
as they want: while they who do the kindnesses, can never come up
to the requirements of those to whom they are being done.

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