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2240. DISINTERESTEDNESS, Private fortune and.—[further continued].
I have the consolation of
having added nothing to my private fortune,
during my public service, and of retiring with
hands as clean as they are empty.—
To Count Diodati. Washington ed. v, 62.
(W.
1807)
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