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Regard him as one who
        points out
        treasure,
the wise one who
seeing your faults
        rebukes you.
Stay with this sort of sage.
For the one who stays
with a sage of this sort,
        things get better,
        not worse.

Let him admonish, instruct,
    deflect you
away from poor manners.
To the good, he's endearing;
to the bad, he's not.