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Cruelty (n.) becomes a habit wherever butchery is practised for pleasure.
Folly (n.) knows no peace: it fears what is above and what is below, and panics even at its own allies.
The Good man (n.) has no less power than Jupiter.
Happy life (n.) as Sextius shows it is on high but accessible — grand without making you despair of reaching it.
Vegetarianism (n.) guards against cruelty, which becomes a habit once tearing flesh turns into a pleasure.
A Wise man (n.) is an army marching in hollow square, every side ready for an attack from any quarter.