text_original: Singularly devoid of affectation, Newman did not always conceal his intellectual scorn VOL. X. P 210 A HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES. cn. x. of men who made loud pretence with inferior gifts, and the men must have been few indeed whose gifts were not inferior to his.
text_transcription: SINGULARLY DEVOID OF AFFECTATION NEWMAN DID NOT ALWAYS CONCEAL HIS INTELLECTUAL SCORN OF MEN WHO MADE LOUD PRETENCE WITH INFERIOR GIFTS AND THE MEN MUST HAVE BEEN FEW INDEED WHOSE GIFTS WERE NOT INFERIOR TO HIS
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