كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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There are some people whose motive, either supposed or alleged,
for keeping their property is this, that they may never be driven
to do anything dishonourable: to this class belongs the
skinflint, and every one of similar character, so named from the
excess of not-giving. Others again decline to receive their
neighbour's goods from a motive of fear; their notion being that
it is not easy to take other people's things yourself without
their taking yours: so they are content neither to receive nor
give.
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