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The reason is that you were an obscure rustic and I was a busy scholar, and hence your inferiority was a shadow protecting you from investigation, while I at the same time have never been interested in hearing of anybodys wrongdoing, but have always thought it better to cover my own lapses than to pry into other peoples.
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