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Arabic       If your friend be honey, do not eat him.
                                         Don’t wash the cup of friendship with vinegar.
                            Spanish      There is no better mirror than an old friend.
                                         Among  soldiers  and  friends,  compliments  are
                                         superfluous.
                            Persian      It is rest to take trouble for a friend.
                                         One is never a friend by force.
                            English      1You  may  find  your  worst  enemy  or  best  friend  in
                                         yourself.
                                         Make new friends and keep the old; one is silver and the
                                         other  gold.

                             3.Explain  the following statements?

                            1.  One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives  (Euripidus).
                            2.  The only way to have a friend is to be one (Emerson).
                            3.  Friends  show  their  love  in  times  of  trouble  not  in  happiness
                                (Euripidus).
                            4.  A good friend is my nearest relation (Thomas Fuller).
                            5.  Friends are born, not made (Henry Adams).
                            6.  Wishing  to  be  friends  is  quick  work,  but  friendship  is  a  slow-
                                ripening fruit (Aristotle).
                            7.  Your friend is the man who knows all about you and still likes
                                you (Albert Hubbart).
                            8.  The  friendship  that  can  come  to  an  end  never  really  began
                                (Pulilius Syrus).
                            9.  Friendship  is  the  inexpressible  comfort  of  feeling  safe  with  a
                                person  having  neither  thoughts  nor  measure  words  (George
                                Eliot).
                            10. Friends are like melons.
                                   Shall I tell you why?
                                   To find one good
                                   You should a hundred try.
                            11. Friendship often ends in love, but love in friendship – never (Ch.
                                Colton).
                            12. Lend your money and lose your friend (Aesop).
                            13. Little friends may prove great friends (Aesop).
                            14. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I
                                may think aloud  (R. Emerson).


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