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"Wise or Otherwise"


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Women covet satin, as men covet gold.
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The garments of virtue are of spun gold.
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When law is blind examine your own heart.
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Valour in defence of wrong becomes a crime.
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Man ceases to be a man when his passions die.
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Trembling patience is better than proud evil.
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Malice and ignorance constantly itch for trouble.
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Life is not a funeral dole but a living present.
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He honours the state who refuses to commit a wrong.
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Opportunities, like pretty maids, should be embraced.
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Man's injustice to man shall not be an eternal stain.
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Defeat may be more glorious than victory.
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Venom is the juice of a toad tainting the sweet air.
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You have but to sow the seeds of malice to reap a crop of grief.


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