The person who talks most of his own virtue is often the least virtuous.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals who frequently boast about their own goodness or moral character are often lacking in those virtues. It implies that those who constantly proclaim their own virtuousness are likely compensating for their actual lack of integrity or admirable qualities. The quote highlights the contrast between appearance and reality, cautioning against being misled by someone presenting themselves as moral without substantial evidence to support their claims.

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