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Who that has ever been the stage OF public
life, but will admit the justice of the following oh
servalions:


Differences 1T is markable that men. when
they differ in any hing considerable, which they
think consider able, will be apt to differ in almost
every thing else. Their differences beget contra
dic,ion. Contradiction begets beat. Heat quickly
rises into resentment, rage, and l.~ill. Thus,
they differ in affections as they differ in judgment
anh the conleu,ion which began tn pride, ends in
ans.s Cato's Letters.