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Pagina 158
Hypocrisy is generally used as a mask to deceive the world , not to impose on ourselves : for once detect the delinquent in his knavery , and he laughs in your face or glories in his iniquity . This at least happens except where there ...
Hypocrisy is generally used as a mask to deceive the world , not to impose on ourselves : for once detect the delinquent in his knavery , and he laughs in your face or glories in his iniquity . This at least happens except where there ...
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ourselves . The soil of friendship is worn out with constant use . Habit may still attach us to each other , but we feel ourselves fettered by it . Old friends might be compared to old married people without the tie of children .
ourselves . The soil of friendship is worn out with constant use . Habit may still attach us to each other , but we feel ourselves fettered by it . Old friends might be compared to old married people without the tie of children .
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He is no mean friend who conceals from ourselves , or only gently indicates , our obvious defects to the world . The sitter , by his repeated , minute , fidgety inquiries about himself may be supposed to take an indirect and laudable ...
He is no mean friend who conceals from ourselves , or only gently indicates , our obvious defects to the world . The sitter , by his repeated , minute , fidgety inquiries about himself may be supposed to take an indirect and laudable ...
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