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which are dearer to you even than even your interests
unless where where those interests are not too large and too
close at hand not to be irresistible. You were
not over fond of school in your youth, and you
like it still less in your old age. You would
rather and much rather that justice should
suffer a little than that you yourself should
suffer to the degree in which you must suffer
before you could bring yourself to give up discard
prejudices which you have clasped a thousand
times to your bosom, and that often times more than once
perhaps in the face of the world. In matters
where your own personal interest is concerned,
what you desire is wisdom: in matters
where the interest of the public is concerned,
what you desire is not wisdom but the reputation
of being wise. By discarding your
prejudices what all that you gain is the useless drug
for such it is here, called wisdom: by defending adhering
to your prejudices what you preserve and perhaps
augment is that valuable treasure called the reputation
for wisdom. Keep to your prejudices
and you may still please yourself with the
thoughts
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