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1  IV,  3|   really worthy of is unduly humble, whether his deserts be
2  IV,  3| great would seem most unduly humble; for what would he have
3  IV,  3|    their deserts. The unduly humble man falls short both in
4  IV,  3|      ill-breeding, but among humble people it is as vulgar as
5  IV,  3| falls short of him is unduly humble, and the man who goes beyond
6  IV,  3|     mistaken. For the unduly humble man, being worthy of good