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BOOK 4 CHAPTER 1
irst-rate commodities for t, and tever er frustration of all desire to tax traditional duty or propriety. A  identified  integrity, to admitted rules; and society oies in many of o motter and ty o make it oto be  and poor to, still less, to seem rico be  and ric only ric rico live respected and  your funeral ence t irely nullified if on turning out to be poorer ted or by leaving your money in a capricious manner  strict regard to degrees of kin. t t alo to correct t to t still not to alienate from t rigy. A conspicuous quality in ter s genuineness: its vices and virtues alike o  its o and interest, and  `kin but  let t bread, but only require to eat it ter herbs.

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