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Xt. XX. THE ANALE_-_.
:_ l_ _ JTt'.. W_n and Ta are similar but different.
There is the difference between them that exists between
real and counterfeit.
5- _ _ etc. means he is a man of judgement and
discretion.' C. J_ _ _ _ i_ _[_ _ Jk _ql _ _$.
All are matters of personal culture and not for the observa-
• tion of others; hence _ _ _ _ _ _J_ :_. his
conduct naturally meets with no opposition.
6. J_ _ _f_ _.. He maintains an attitude of" unwavering
assurance. C. _] J_ _ _ _j _ fi)_ _, _11.
Self-assured, without a qualm, _ _ ]_ _j _jC _ _,
for his aim is not reality but merely fame. L That is
notoriety not distinction. Now etc. solid and straightforward
and loves righteousness. He examines people's words
aim looks at their countenances. He is anxious to humble
himself to others. Such etc. As to ...... notoriety, he
assumes the appearance of virtue, but his actions are
opposed to it and he rests in this character without any
doubts about/dmself. Z. hoc est famosus, non illustris
esse ...... simplex, rectus, et amator aequitatis, perpendit
verba at examinat vulture, estque sotlicitus ut se subjiciat
aliis : etc. Qui famosus est, specie praefert virtutem, factis
autem adversatur, et quin e5. consistat, minime dubitat. K_
notorious, not distinguished. Now ...... stands upon his own
integrity and loves what is right; who forms a correct
judgment of men by observing how they look as well as
etc... Reflection makes him humble etc., etc ....... the notorious
man ...... wants to be moral in his look etc. really is
not so in his life. He prides himself on such an ap-
pearance without misgiving. Couv. Celui-lA a du renom,
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