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And for this reason they who are of a manly nature are cautious
not to implicate their friends in their pain; and unless a man is
exceedingly callous to the pain of others he cannot bear the pain
which is thus caused to his friends: in short, he does not admit
men to wail with him, not being given to wail at all: women, it
is true, and men who resemble women, like to have others to groan
with them, and love such as friends and sympathisers. But it is
plain that it is our duty in all things to imitate the highest
character.
On the other hand, the advantages of friends in our prosperity
are the pleasurable intercourse and the consciousness that they
are pleased at our good fortune.

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