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That man is great indeed, let him _to_ reign like unto good Aurelius, or

let him _to_ bleed like unto Socrates, who obtains noble ends by noble

means; or that man is great indeed, who, failing to obtain noble ends by

noble means, smiles in exile or in chains.

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