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And yet it really surprises me that you know I examined one little fish, seeing that I have examined many before this just as much, wherever they came my way. This is mainly because I do nothing in secret, but everything in the open, so that any bystander, even a stranger, can be present; that was the custom and the practice of my teachers, who say that a man of free and lofty disposition should have his thoughts imprinted on his forehead wherever he goes.
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