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God looks upon pure hands, not fdll hands

877. — There are no heads more empty than thoae which are foll of themselves.

878. — Education alone can make people fully enjoy the advantages of riches.

879. — The plénitude of vanity rendors those whom it puffs up yery comical.

880. — The most difficult instrument to handle well is the pen.

881. — FoUteness of mind consists in thinking honest and deUcate things.

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