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Can vast wealth or great power bring with it any satisfaction comparable to the sight of grave and reverend seniors, men with the whole world at their feet, freely owning that, though in circumstances of the utmost affluence, they lack the greatest gift of all? Just look, again, at the imposing retinue of clients that follows you when you leave your house! What a brave show you make out of doors! What an amount of deference is paid to you in the law-courts! What a supreme delight it is to gather yourself to your feet, and to take your stand before a hushed audience, that has eyes only for you! Think of the growing crowd streaming round about the speaker, and taking on any mood in which he may care to wrap himself, as with a cloak. It is the notorious delights of speech-making that I am enumerating'those that are full in view even of the uninitiated; but there is far more in those that are not so obvious, and that are known only to the orator himself.
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