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what a credit it is to the human race that the heart should make this impartial judgement in favour of innocence. |
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| one thing alone can draw us towards a wicked man and that is the grandeur of his vision, the breadth of his genius, the danger of his undertaking. so if we forget his wickedness in order to share his fate, if we conspire against venice with the count of bedmar, it is virtue with another face which wins our assent ... |
and so the bishop should always be polished whenever the opportunity arises.