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Respect your friends, and keep faith with them. If you do betray a friend's confidence, you may as well forget you have a friend.
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You have killed that friendship just as surely as if you had taken a weapon and killed an enemy.
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Your friend is gone. You can no more get him back than you can get a bird to come back to your hand once you let it go.
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Don't bother going after him. It's too late. He is gone, like a deer escaped from a trap.
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Wounds can be bandaged and insults can be forgiven, but if you betray a confidence, it is hopeless.
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When someone starts winking at you, he has something bad in mind, and nothing can stop him from going through with it.
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When he's with you, his talk is so nice! He compliments you on every word you say. But behind your back it's a different story; he will take what you have said and turn it against you.
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There is nothing in the world that I hate as much as a person like that - and the Lord hates him too.
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Throw a stone straight up in the air and it will come down on your head. Strike a blow, and you yourself will be wounded.
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People who set traps fall into them themselves.
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People who hurt others will be hurt by their own actions and will have no idea why.