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Men overturn all things, when they disjoin utility from honesty, which [[deletion]] a [[/deletion]] [[unclear]] the foundations [[deletion]] of nature [[/deletion]] For all [[addition]] as [[/addition]] of us [[deletion]] desire in [[/deletion]] [[addition]] seek for utility [[/addition]] & we are snatched by it, nor can we [[deletion]] do any thing [[/deletion]] [[addition]] act [[/addition]] otherwise: for who is the man, who avoids utility? or rather who is he, who does not most carefully follow it? but because the unless ^ [[addition]] [[unclear]] utility is not to be found [[/addition]] in praise, in [[deletion]] what is becoming [[/deletion]] [[addition]] honor [[/addition]] in honesty ^ [[deletion]] in utility [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] and we do not think [[/addition]] the name of utility so splendid, as necessary.
