Wayne Sutton

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In the face of a true friend a man sees as it were a second self. So that where his friend is he is; if his friend be rich, he is not poor; though he be weak, his friend’s strength is his; and in his friend’s life he enjoys a second life after his own is finished.
The Harvard Classics in a Year: A Liberal Education in 365 Days
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