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Certain Personal Matters - The Pleasure of Quarrelling
In which the author muses upon the underestimated virtue of quarrelling as a necessary and invigorating activity for the human spirit, lamenting the modern decline of this vigorous exchange among the educated classes and its consequences for both health and character. He outlines the art and etiquette of quarrelling, portraying it as a delicate yet vital interaction that sharpens the mind and enlivens social intercourse, serving ultimately as a seasoning of human life.
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