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Nothing; said he; neither do I know him by sight. But I do not like this of him that he has so earnestly labour'd [[deletion]] him that he ^ [[addition]] has [[/addition]] so endeavor'd, that [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] he is [[/deletion]]. [[addition]] to be [[/addition]] called [[underline]] Just [[/underline]] to the prejudice of all. Aristides made no answer but write his own name upon the shell & gave it back to the man. s he was going out of the town to [[deletion]] he [[/deletion]] banishment he held up his hands to heaven & begg'd of the Gods: that at not time [[deletion]] he [[/deletion] Athens should fall into [[deletion]] that [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] such circumstances [[/addition]], that Aristides might be forced to return. Three years afterwards he was recalled back into his country forgetting the injury he had received [[deletion]] gave [[/deletion]] [[addition]] afforded [[/addition]] useful [[deletion]] help to [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] help for many years to the citizens both in peace & war. There is no more certain proof of his [[deletion]] abstinance [[/deletion]] abstinance from money [that when he did he scarcely left as. much as he had when 2 he came into business.] What is certain
