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"it were better never to have fallen," -- (said the wise [[unclear]] .) "there always remains some stain of it;" --"it were better to fall sometimes (cried the indulgent X) "than to [[underline]] raise oneself [[/underline]] haughtily upon others." X 'He reduces Every thing to system all the art of society [[foreign: French]] (selon lui) [[/foreign]] consists in incommoding nobody & letting nothing [[underline]] incommode [[/underline]] us.-- Where an intimate connection Exists from the moment there is one single point, that cannot be mentioned, any subject dreaded as a topic of conversation Embarrassment soon usurps the place of happiness.--
