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112. Too great affection is often the cause of violent ani- 
mosity ; for the most part all the quarrels of men arise from 4 
too great familiarity. 
ai 113. It may happen sometimes that a long debate becomes 
e cause of a greater friendship. We see often that commonly 
such s have disputed with (or against) one another, at last agreé- 
envi 14. Though an avaricious man possesses wealth, an 
vious man his associate, an ill-minded man his learning. yet 
these can produce no pleasure. 
