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Eo!I Speaking. They that will observe no.
Ining IN wise man, but his oversights and fol-
ei eeSi no'hlng In good, but his failings and in
we heap together all the passionate speeches, all
the lmPrudent actions of the best man, and pre-
sent them all at one view, conceaIing his wisdom
and virtues, he, in this disguise, would look like
a madman or fury. And yet, if his life were
larry represented in the manner it was lied. he
would appear to all the world to be an admirable
ana excellent person But how numerous soevcr


any mans III qualities are, it is just that he should
have the due praise of his few real virtues,