Part, Question

 1   2, 72|          Etym. x): "The susurro [tale-bearer] takes his ~name from the
 2   2, 72|      Douay: 'a detractor'] nor a tale-bearer [Douay: 'whisperer'] ~among
 3   2, 72|    written (Ecclus. 28:15): "The tale-bearer [Douay: ~'whisperer'] and
 4   2, 72|      your ~presence. Therefore a tale-bearer is the same as a backbiter.~
 5   2, 72|           1/1~I answer that, The tale-bearer and the backbiter agree
 6   2, 72|          5:16, "Be not called a ~tale-bearer [Douay: 'whisperer']" says: "
 7   2, 72|        his ~good name: whereas a tale-bearer intends to sever friendship,
 8   2, 72|         Prov. 26:20, "Where ~the tale-bearer is taken away, contentions
 9   2, 72|      cease." Hence it is that ~a tale-bearer speaks such ill about his
10   2, 72|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A tale-bearer is called a backbiter in
11   2, 72|          informer differs from a tale-bearer and a backbiter, for ~an
12   2, 72|         apply to a backbiter or ~tale-bearer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[74] A[
13   2, 72|    person is properly speaking a tale-bearer. ~For since friendship is
14   2, 72|   friendship is between two, the tale-bearer strives to sever ~friendship
15   2, 72|   written ~(Ecclus. 28:15): "The tale-bearer [Douay: 'whisperer'] and
16   2, 72|         his good name: whereas a tale-bearer is only intent on ~saying
17   2, 72|       double-tongued; but to the tale-bearer [Douay: 'whisperer'] ~hatred,
18   2, 73| depreciate a good name, and the ~tale-bearer to destroy friendship, so
19   2, 74|      belongs to the reviler, the tale-bearer, the backbiter and ~the