Meanings of more friendship in English

Or I guess, by now, it'd be more friendship than business.

Having no more of patronage to give I have no more friendship from him.

There was no more friendship existing between us.

Among these he received Starkad with the greatest honour, and cherished him with more friendship than profit.

This was the conclusion of life-nomore cause for living, no more friendship or comfort or help anywhere.

She did not fail, at last, to conceive more friendship for me, seeing then that Christ was in me.

When he returned at tea-time, he came up to me and took my hand with more friendship than of wont.

Remember, to do what I am doing, one must have for a husband more friendship and esteem than was ever before had.

The more friendship and confidence I give my husband, the more he heaps upon me attentions of every kind....

I would have pursued more friendships instead of focusing so much on work and myself.

In fact, there is immensely less indifference between women than between men; there are incomparably more enmities; and there are a great many more friendships.