English, asked by RamkumarTiwari, 11 months ago

when will everyone claim to be your friend ? wilium Shakespeare​

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Answered by dtewary366
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Everyone will claim to be our friend if we have a lot of money and we live a luxurious life. They would be with us in our happiness but would leave us in our sorrow

Answered by Anonymous
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Everyone will be your friend when you have enough money to spend on them.

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