Friendship ... receives its real sustenance from an equality that, to proceed without a limp, must have its two limbs equal. (Etienne de La Boetie)

Friendship ... receives its real sustenance from an equality that, to proceed without a limp, must have its two limbs equal.

Etienne de La Boetie

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