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Let me not, however, seem to complain, for never, I believe, was any one blessed so entirely beyond his deserts in the especial and capital article of friendships.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgLet me not, however, seem to complain, for never, I believe, was any one blessed so entirely beyond his deserts in the especial and capital article of friendships.
Morley acknowledges the blessings of friendship in his life, despite any complaints he might have.
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