"It was a saying of S. Louis, that one should contradict nobody, unless there was sin or harm in consenting; and that
in order to avoid contention and dispute. At any
rate, when it is necessary to contradict anybody, or to assert
one’s own opinion, it should be done gently and considerately,
without irritation or vehemence. Indeed, we gain nothing by
sharpness or petulance."
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