The Friend (n.) is an overflowing spirit who gives out of excess and challenges out of love.
The Friend (n.) is one's best enemy. You should be closest to him with your heart when you resist him.
Friend (n.) of a lesser character take his freedom; around a great one adherents form at every phase, apparently to fix him there — and he passes through.
A Friend (n.) is made by fellow rejoicing, not fellow suffering.
Friend (n.) who have not changed when we have become ghosts of our past — their voice like our own, younger, more severe.
A Friend (n.) whose hopes one cannot satisfy one would rather have for an enemy.
A Friend (n.) is always a third for the hermit: the cork that keeps the conversation of I and me from sinking into the depths.
A Friend (n.) should be your best enemy: you should be closest to him in heart when you resist him.
A Friend (n.) seen asleep shows your own face in a rough and imperfect mirror.