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its eses-becoming honest you desert yourself and 1t wlll desert you It has taken you, not for better, but for worse, and it viii cling 10 you so long as you re- main true to yourself and capable of doing il the re- qulred and hitherto cheerully rendered serYiee--and to the last moment that 1t turn you 10 account, it wl uphold you. When you cease 10 be what you now are. you cease to be the idol of your party

 II Is for you to consider whether the reward is sufi- eient for the sacrifice. There are some to whom the consciousness of having done their duty would be re- ward sufficient To influence you perhaps there should be some substantial benefit attached Without the most remote idea of comparing yon him. s.who to party gave up what he meant for mankindn ffor the comparison would be an insult to his memefy4 cas at least say, that though your limited endovments and :he barenness Of your intellect would inevitably pre- cude tile possibility of any great advantage accrung your country from your services-hough the good you eaa do, must bear small proportion to the evil you hare done, still t would hereafter be some consolation 10 reflect that you had attempted 10 be oG some adran- tage to the country, however inefficient might have been the result. l shall address you again.

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