THE FRIENnLESS
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Ii IS strange and sad that society does af
iofo no stay, no support, to those who are
T. lei alone IN the wide world. nav, more.
mat to be so left seems in a great degree 10
sever the bond between us and society.


ne must have some friends. LET him an
ply 10 them, we are apt to say whenever
one OF these solitary ones comes before rs
whether 1t IS sdvice. assistance. or defence
lnai is needed. .He must have some
IS a phrase in constant use
ana In our own hearts we go on to say. IF
he mas not, he must have lost them bv his
own fault" and yet how many events NAV
deprlve men, and much more FREQUENTLY
women. OF the only friends possessed