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Samuel Smiles:Thrift, Excerpt 376

Samuel Smiles《Thrift》· Thrift · Investing

"Late occurrences lead me to draw your attention to this subject: it is important in every sense, both as regards your public and private stations. There is nothing more worthy of a man than truth: nothing makes him feel himself so despicable as a lie. Recollect that men act lies without speaking them, and that all false appearances are lies. "He, therefore, who, seeing his employer injured, neglects to make it known, is equally guilty--with this addition, that he is practising a lie. Want of punctuality is a lie.

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Locator:Excerpt 376 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt

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Does this passage change one judgment about money or risk today?

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