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in morals politics and religion insinuate that you
You make good bricks for instance: it is in vain that your enemies prove that you are a heretic in morals, politics, and religion; insinuate that you beat your wife; and dwell loudly on the fact that you failed in making picture-frames.
— from The Recreations of a Country Parson by Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd

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