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for he is a man, if I am not mistaken, wholly incapable of self-advertisement. He abhors all hunting for popular favour; he seeks the goodwill, not of all men, but only of the best; he does not make himself cheap by indiscriminate familiarity but enhances his value by carefully choosing his associates, and his upright manliness makes him more anxious to benefit his rivals than to please them, so that he may be compared to those strict fathers who consider the best interests of their young children rather than the satisfaction of their desires. He is constant in times of adversity, faithful in times of uncertainty, moderate in prosperity; simple in dress, genial in converse, an equal among his comrades, pre-eminent as a counsellor; well-proven friendships he strenuously pursues, staunchly maintains, and guards to the end; a quarrel declared against him he conducts honourably, ever slow to credit it and quick to lay it down. A man to be desired in the highest degree because he desires so little for himself, he seeks not to assume the priesthood but to deserve it.
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