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(5) [centered]

"Love" is 'posed [opposed] to all this – treats
all 'cording [according] to worth –. Esteems others
better –; unobtrusive, quiet, but not
the less effective for all that.

Love w'd [would] rather be less esteemed for
what it really is – than to be falsely
esteemed for virtues it has not.

~ [centered]

IV. Doth not behave itself unseemly.
Some are fond of all sorts of ex-
-travagances. Truth & sobriety are too tame
for them. They will be notorious.

Blunt, Coarse, snarling, outrageous,
they regard neither delicacy or decency.
Sect of Cynics – developed this –
All notions then took philosophic fount.

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(5) [centered]

"Love" is 'posed [opposed] to all this – treats
all 'cording [according] to worth –. Esteems others
better –; unobtrusive, quiet, but not
the less effective for all that.

Love w'd [would] rather be less esteemed for
what it really is – than to be falsely
esteemed for virtues it has not.

~ [centered]

IV. Doth not behave itself unseemly.
Some are fond of all sorts of ex-
-travagances. Truth & sobriety are too tame
for them. They will be notorious.

Blunt, Coarse, snarling, outrageous,
they regard neither delicacy or decency.
Sect of Cynics – developed this –
All notions then took philosophic fount.