Macmillan

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84 BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL m
on that account he keepsso far away from him: "
in effect, as
the oldestfriend of knowledge.
devil,,
130
What a person is beginsto betrayitselfwhen his talc
"
decreases, when he ceases to show what he can do. Talent"
is also an adornment;an adornment is also a concealment.
131
The sexes deceive themselves about each other: the reason
is that in realitytheyhonour and love onlythemselves
(or their own idealțo express it more agreeably)Ṭhus
man wishes woman to be peaceable: but in fact woman is
essentially unpeaceable,
have assumed
like the cat,however
the peaceabledemeanour.
well she may
132
One
is punishedbest for one's virtues.
133
He who cannot find the way to his ideal,lives more
frivolously zmd
shamelessly than the man without an ideal.
134
From the senses originate all trustworthiness, all good
conscience, allevidence of truth.
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