HaM 10 giya Advice.
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The most difficult province in
frindshipis the letting man see his
faults and errors, which should ifpos-
sible, be so contrived, that he may
perceive our advice is given him, not
so much to please ourselves as for bis
own advantage. The reproaches,
therefore, of a friend should always
be strictly just, and not too frequent