ita vivens paucis voluptati, nullis amori, omnibus risui; vesicarum ruptor fractorque ferularum, bibendi avidus, avidior detrahendi, rabido pariter ore spirans caenum, spumans vinum, loquens venenum facit ambigi putidior, temulentior an facinorosior existimetur.
So he lives, giving pleasure to few, loved by none, laughed at by all, a man on whom bladders are burst and birches broken, greedy of drinking and still more greedy of detraction, with a madmans mouth that breathes out filth and foams with wine and talks poison all at once. Thus he makes it a moot point whether he is to be reckoned most remarkable for stinking manners or drunkenness or roguery.
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