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In recompense for these services I know not how to make fitting return. To represent thy person in statues would be paltry (and nothing paltry is beseeming to merit), for that which time steals is paltry. Bronzes fall down, yellow gold passes away, silver loses its sheen for want of use, and the metal is blackened by neglect and its colour spoiled.
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