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Indeed, sometimes the sort of thing that might be best kept to oneself.

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“But still, things of that sort are usually kept to oneself.”

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Or perhaps they had just learned a lesson that Mr. Tale-Yax so clearly had not: better to keep to oneself than to risk the trouble that comes from extending a helping hand.

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One should not be an artist save when one absolutely cannot keep to oneself the feeling one has—only when one has too much feeling.

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One could buy expensive digital books which one was allowed to share, quote, or copy for classroom use, and cheaper ones which one had to keep to oneself.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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