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: Now for your behaviour; let it be free and negligent, not clogged with ceremony or observance; give no man honour, but upon equal terms; for look how much thou givest any man above that, so much thou takest from thyself; he that will once give the wall, shall quickly be thrust into the kennel; measure not thy carriage by any man's eye, thy speech by no man's ear, but be resolute and confident in doing and saying, and this is the grace of a right gentleman, as thou art. : 'Sfoot, that I am, I hope; I am sure my father has been twice Warden on's Company. : That's not a pear matter, man; there's no prescription for gentility but good clothes and impudence.
— GEORGE CHAPMAN