mis·led (m s-l d )v. Past tense and past participle of mislead. |
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"Child of levity and scoffing," replied the other; "you err again, misled by these humble habiliments. Ye call in a witness when ye want to speak well of yourselves; and when ye have misled him to think well of you, ye also think well of yourselves. They are also less liable to corruption from their numbers, as water is from its quantity: besides, the judgment of an individual must necessarily be perverted if he is overcome by anger or any other passion; but it would be hard indeed if the whole community should be misled by anger. |
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