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There was once an eccentric peer- I forget both his name
the place where I read about him- who had contracted, all
onsciously, the habit of thinking loud, and in this world of
artifice, where society is cemented and sustained very largely by
a compromise between what we think and what we say, his
thoughts were very often at a variance with his words. One of
the stories in the memoirs in which I found him describes how he
met an acquaintance in St. James' Street, and, after muttering
quite audibly to himself for a few minutes as they walked side by
side, "Confound it, what a nuisance meeting this fellow. I've always
disliked him. But now that we have met I suppose I must ask him
to dinner," he stopped and said with every appearance of cordiality,
"You'll dine with us this evening, won't you?" Well, as a sheet of
armour-plate against bores, I don't think we could do much better
Habit of thinking truthfully alou

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