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72. Some place perfection in speaking — others are silent and 

 penetrate into the meaning. A bad dog utters first a noise to the 

 enemy : a cat catches tacitly a duck. 



73. Though a virtuous man disputes, yet there exists advantage 

 thereof; a fool causes damage by his friendship also. Though the 

 gods be angry yet they defend the animate beings. The lord of 

 death, though he smiles, yet kills an enemy. 



74. An excellent man, like the precious metal, is, in every 

 respect, invariable — a villain, like the beam of a balance, is always 

 varying somewhat up — and downwards. 



75. As long as one is modest, he is adorned with the chief 

 quality — when modesty is gone, the good qualities become partial 

 and an ill rumour spreads about. 



