Secondly, that, by this means, I the less remember the injuries I have… — Essays
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Secondly, that, by this means, I the less remember the injuries I have received; insomuch that, as the ancient said,--[Cicero, Pro Ligar. c. 12.]--I should have a register of injuries, or a prompter, as Darius, who, that he might not forget the offence he had received from those of Athens, so oft as he sat down to dinner, ordered one of his pages three times to repeat in his ear, "Sir, remember the Athenians";--[Herod., v. 105.]--and then, again, the places which I revisit, and the books I read over again, still smile upon me with a fresh novelty.
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