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		It wounds a man less to confess that he has failed in any pursuit through idleness, neglect, the love of pleasure, etc., etc., which are his own faults, than through incapacity and unfitness, which are the faults of his nature. Lord Melbourne Vote on this Quote: Bad <---> Good
		Author Details: Type: Statesman Quotes Category: British Statesman Quotes Year of Birth: 1779 Year of Death: 1848 Nationality: British Amazon: Lord Melbourne on Amazon	Related Authors: Benjamin Disraeli Lord Chesterfield John Lubbock Robert Walpole John Morley Henry John Temple Philip Stanhope Edward F. Halifax
Quote Keywords: Any, Confess, Etc, Failed, Faults, His, Idleness, Incapacity, Less, Love, Man, Nature, Neglect, Own, Pleasure, Pursuit, Than, Through, Which, Wounds	Dictionary Links: Any, Confess, Failed, His, Idleness, Incapacity, Less, Love, Man, Nature, Neglect, Own, Pleasure, Pursuit, Than, Through, Which	All Lord Melbourne Quotations: A doctrinaire is a fool but... I wish I was as cocksure... It is not much matter which... It wounds a man less to... My esoteric doctrine, is that if... Nobody ever did anything very foolish... Once is orthodox, twice is puritanical. That is no use at all... The whole duty of government is... Things are coming to a pretty...

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