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A PERSON speaking of an acquaintance, who, though extremely avaricious,
was always abusing the avarice of others, added, Is it not strange that
this man will not take the beam out of his own eye before he attempts
the mote in other people's?--Why, so I daresay he would, cried
Sheridan, if he was sure of selling the timber.
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