Book · The Prince
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Author: Niccolo Machiavelli
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Then said Castruccio to him: "A ducat is much less to me." Having
about him a flatterer on whom he had spat to show that he scorned
him, the flatterer said to him: "Fisherman are willing to let the
waters of the sea saturate them in order that they may take a few
little fishes, and I allow myself to be wetted by spittle that I
may catch a whale"; and this was not only heard by Castruccio
with patience but rewarded.
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