...to have but one heart and soul, with scarcely a wish or object apart, and only to live, as they were always ready to die, for one another. It is true that...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...? Whate'er the cause, reveal thy secret care, And speak those sorrows which a friend would share." times. It was indeed connected with the comparatively...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...later times. It was indeed connected with the comparatively low estimation in which female rociety was held : but the devotedness and constancy with...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. "Such were the friendships...

...connected with the comparatively low estimation in which female society was held : but the devotednesa and constancy with which these attachments were maintained,...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...prominent in the earliest, than in later times. It was indeed connected with the comparatively iow estimation in which female society was held : but...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...share in the revenge. Cf. Book XXIV., line 513. 408. Disgrace. See note on line 200, Book VI. 483-490. "The heroic companions whom we find celebrated, partly...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...and durable friendships ; and this is a feature no less prominent in the earliest than in the latest times. It was indeed connected with the comparatively...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...

...held ; but the devotedness and constancy with which these attachments were maintained was not tiie less admirable and engaging. The heroic companions...while it often adds a peculiar charm to the poetical description, detracts little from the dignity of the idea which it presents. Such were the friendships...