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Jobb Posted 21 years ago
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Moral
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My moral character is distinguished, but so far the quality has been disdained by the public of this society.
My moral character is distinguished, but so far the quality has been disdained by the public of this society.
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This is my effort, Jobb:
'My moral character is distinguished, but this quality has not yet been acknowledged by the general public.'
Or, more disdainfully:
'My moral character is distinguished; but the people hate distinction.'
MrP
'My moral character is distinguished, but this quality has not yet been acknowledged by the general public.'
Or, more disdainfully:
'My moral character is distinguished; but the people hate distinction.'
MrP
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