sermonem maximo temperamento cum conloquente dispensat, in quo non patitur ullam aut verecundiam externus aut familiaris iniuriam, aut credulus invidiam aut curiosus repulsam aut suspiciosus nequitiam, aut peritus calumniam aut imperitus infamiam.
In conversation he shares the talk with his interlocutor in the justest proportion; thus the stranger feels no embarrassment, the friend no injustice, the credulous no jealousy, the inquisitive no rebuff; the suspicious man senses no mischievous intent, the well-informed no chicanery, the ignorant no humiliation.
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