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To
praise
without
bombast
;
to
display
expertise
without
pretension
.
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10
.
THE
LITERARY
CRITIC
ALEXANDER
33
Not
to
be
constantly
correcting
people
,
and
in
particular
not
to
jump
on
them
whenever
they
make
an
error
of
usage
or
a
grammatical
mistake
or
mispronounce
something
,
but
just
answer
their
question
or
add
another
example
,
or
debate
the
issue
itself
(
not
their
phrasing
)
,
or
make
some
other
contribution
to
the
discussion
--
and
insert
the
right
expression
,
unobtrusively
.
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11
.
FRONTO
35
To
recognize
the
malice
,
cunning
,
and
hypocrisy
that
power
produces
,
and
the
peculiar
ruthlessness
often
shown
by
people
from
"
good
families
.
"
36
12
.
ALEXANDER
THE
PLATONIST
37
Not
to
be
constantly
telling
people
(
or
writing
them
)
that
I
'm
too
busy
,
unless
I
really
am
.
Similarly
,
not
to
be
always
ducking
my
responsibilities
to
the
people
around
me
because
of
"
pressing
business
.
"
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13
.
39
CATULUS
40
Not
to
shrug
off
a
friend
's
resentment
--
even
unjustified
resentment
--
but
try
to
put
things
right
.