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But the qualities which belonged to Washington belonged to him--prudence, modesty, sound judgement, simplicity, absolute veracity, absolute integrity, disinterestedness, lofty patriotism.
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Hoar draws a parallel between the virtues of Washington and those of his friend, highlighting their shared qualities.
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