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t¡¡1¡¡. True friends don’t need to be with each other every day, but are connected in heart every minute

w¡¡2¡¡ the distance is.

True friendship is like m¡¡3¡¡,though tasting bitter, killing your illness. True friends give you some proposals in point even if they know you would not take. They c¡¡4¡¡ you when others praise you, not because of e¡¡5¡¡ but worrying that you may lose your cool head.

True friendship has n¡¡6¡¡ to do with fame, power, or possessions. A true friend cares not what you are, but who you are. When you are happy, you are l¡¡7¡¡ to forget him; but when you are in t¡¡8¡¡, he is the first one you will turn to for help.

True friends stay in your h¡¡9¡¡, rather than at your side; they know you more than yourself, and try to make you better; they c¡¡10¡¡ about you as much as themselves, but never let you know. Once you have found such a true friend, do treasure him. If your true friend disappears, how can you make the sound of your heart understood?