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These gifts are the highest ornaments of a noble and beautiful character; they are surer guides to success and loftier elements of true greatness than what is commonly called genius.
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gutenberg.orgThese gifts are the highest ornaments of a noble and beautiful character; they are surer guides to success and loftier elements of true greatness than what is commonly called genius.
Hoar asserts that certain virtues are essential for true greatness and success in life.
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