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Nothing resembles an honest man more than a cheat.

Nothing resembles an honest man more than a cheat.

Summary

This quote suggests that sometimes, individuals who appear to be honest and trustworthy may actually be deceptive and deceptive in their actions. It hints that a cheat can masquerade as an honest person, making it difficult to distinguish their true intentions. This quote serves as a cautionary reminder that appearances can be deceiving, emphasizing the importance of thoroughly assessing someone's character before drawing conclusions about their honesty.

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