CANDOUR. 69

flecting the passions that are within. If a
person is destitute of candour, destitute of a
love of truth, and therefore a lover of false-
hood, the face is very apt to tell the sorry
tale. If, on the contrary, a love of truth is
in the heart, it is likely to shine forth in that
which we call the expression. ‘Think of this,
my gentle friends — think of this; and if you
would have true beauty of face, take care to

make candour an habitual tenant of the
soul, :

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