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Most of the friends I have seen have turned out the bitterest enemies, or cold, uncomfortable acquaintance.
William Hazlittverified·On Living to One's-Self, in Table Talk: Essays on Men and Manners·January 1821
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Most of the friends I have seen have turned out the bitterest enemies, or cold, uncomfortable acquaintance.
Old companions are like meats served up too often, that lose their relish and their wholesomeness.
There is then no sympathy, but an uneasy craving after it, and a dissatisfaction which pursues you on the way, and in the end probably produces ill-humour.