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3282. FRIENDSHIP, Early.—[further continued].
The fond recollections of
ancient times are much dearer to me than
anything I have known since. * * * No
attachments soothe the mind so much as
those contracted in early life.—
To A. Donald. Washington ed. ii, 356.
(P.
1788)
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