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Nothing less indicates penetrating and
judiciously perseveripg mind, than per-
tiDacious resistance TO the opinions and
arguments of others, when we feel sensi-
BILE that they are just. If we hold our
selves willing TO be convinced, and readi-
ly confess it when we are SO, every one
will acknowledge our candor and judg-
ment; and most commonly We should
even impress him who has convinced us
with a sense of our superiority.