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newman-loss-1848	newman	newman-loss-1848	1848		.txt	text/plain	108308	4977	76	And thus it was that Charles Reding was brought across William Sheffield, who had come into residence the same term as himself. Now Charles Reding, a youth of twenty, could not be supposed to have much of a view in religion or politics; but no clever man allows himself to judge of things simply at hap-hazard; he is obliged, from a sort of self-respect, to have some rule or other, true or false; and Charles was very fond of the maxim, which he has already enunciated, that we must measure people by what they are, and not by what they are not.	cache/newman-loss-1848.txt	txt/newman-loss-1848.txt