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I judge, as we might indeed well know from his nobleness of disposition, that he has no idea of saying or doing anything wrong or unkind; but it is sad to see him so unhappy.
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gutenberg.orgI judge, as we might indeed well know from his nobleness of disposition, that he has no idea of saying or doing anything wrong or unkind; but it is sad to see him so unhappy.
Alexander reflects on a friend's unhappiness, showing empathy despite acknowledging their noble character.
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