d ;and the discovery of which gives cooler and abler people suchinfinite advantages over us, not only in great business, but in allthe most common occurrences of life. A man who does not pos-sess himself enough to hear agreeable things without suddenbursts of joy and expansion of countenance, is at… … Secretiveness large. Secretiveness small. ACQUISITIVENESS. 191 In Peveril of the Peak, we have the following dialogue. YourGrace holds his wisdom very high, said the attendant. u Hiscunning at least, I do, replied Buckingham, which, in Courtaffairs, often takes the weathergage of wisdom. The org;an…
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