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“We never fly to a man in the hour of distress unless we regard that man as the truest and sincerest of our well-wishers and friends.”
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People do not turn to someone in a time of distress unless they see that person as a genuinely loyal friend and sincere supporter. The quote presents seeking help as a sign of deep trust. In difficult moments, people reveal whom they truly believe will care about their welfare.
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