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Now from these two considerations I will draw this one profitable p•int, That when a fauour is throwne vpon a man, vpon any other Title or Claime, saue his owne proper vertue and merit, it is rather an affront than an honor. |
Now from these two considerations I will draw this one profitable p•int, That when a favour is thrown upon a man, upon any other Title or Claim, save his own proper virtue and merit, it is rather an affront than an honour. |
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Honor where no merit is, ads to our shame, not to our shining. |
Honour where no merit is, adds to our shame, not to our shining. |
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