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Some men never can be made cons e. n
ofthelr own value. Ii they sueceto ! -.
they are neither indebted, intbeif O"H A-
pinion, to circumstances OF PROV III
purely to their own merits. Il W. '5s
they are straightway pursuaded t!.,is,, la.'
most powerful and corrupt coiiiD..Issg lI ,ssg
were formed to produce that result -l,;'. - =
are conquered in spite OF their [,,ln.bmaa n,,.,
Such are the men OF whom the lsp'-. lar
said-'If could buy them Tor wa. VIZ. ior
people think them worth, and Sc. -, |, Tosj
what they think themselves wofIn' =
be one grand speculation.