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3277. FRIENDSHIP, Comforts of.—
What an ocean is life! And how our barks
get separated in beating through it! One of the
greatest comforts of the retirement to which
I shall soon withdraw will be its rejoining
me to my earliest and best friends, and acquaintances.—
To St. George Tucker.
Ford ed., vi, 425.
(Pa.,
1793)
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