Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten me — William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
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Good-nature, or what is often considered as such, is the most selfish of all the virtues: it is nine times out of ten mere indolence of disposition.

— William Hazlitt, The Round Table; Characters Of Shakespeare's Plays
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