这篇关于德行与道德的文章共19篇，每篇均根据原文进行三次独立改写：
改写一：
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- 改写后的内容必须符合语言表达习惯，不能出现逻辑混乱或语义不清的情况。
- 改写后的文章要忠实于原文核心内容，不得擅自添加或删减关键信息。
改写1
The sting of a reproach is the truth itself. It speaks directly about its reality, revealing its depth and integrity.
改写2
Virtue and happiness are mother and daughter. They are inseparable from each other, bound by a bond of deep affection.
改写3
Tall humanity serves a duty to those who model after them. They serve us as role models, always striving for the highest ideals.
改写四
改写四一
It is as simple as it is for a man to deceive himself. Self-deception is one of the most basic acts in the universe.
改写四二
－－ Deceiving yourself is one of the easiest things in the world for a man to do.
－－ Self-deception is among the simplest tasks of the universe.
改写五
－－ It is easier to prevent bad behavior than to break them. －－ Failing to infect one is far less difficult than causing them to explode.
改写五一
It is easier to prevent bad hadits than to break them.
Break them? They are the root of all evil, and you must not let them destroy the people who gave you your strength.
改写六
－－ An old man in a house is a good sign. －－ A house with an old man is a positive indicator.
改写六一
The house that contains an old man is a good indicator of its health, and he himself is a positive sign of inheritance.
改写七
－－ Let me speak with disdain of no one, let me form a slave to a king, the meanest bee, and will use a sting.
－－ Never dare use any other kind of bead that has not shown its worth to you; even the蜜蜂 are more numerous than they ever were.
改写八
－－ When I choose to be greedy myself, when I know that I am doing what is right, I shall not be deceived.
－－ Be cautious in choosing your courses, for those who do not show their intention of self-destruction will never be deceived.
改写九
－－ There are few who can stand the fire that burns with my fault or my error.
－－ For a mistake to be a mistake requires sufficient courage and acumen; otherwise, the truth of my error would remain hidden.
改写十
－－ If I were wrong, my feelings of pity would fade, but my pain would not.
－－ My self-pitying nature is not foolproof, for it cannot prevent me from suffering in this life until my good days arrive.
改写十一
－－ If you will find your spirit alive, and if you will not be subject to your fate, you must not be deceived.
－－ Do not dare believe yourself into your destiny; let the world's fate dictate your actions.
改写十二
－－ Great beauty, great strength, and great riches are actually true and truly of no great use; a man whose heart is as noble as gold does not command great wealth.
－－ Wealth itself does not justify your pride in gold; it is the heart that holds the essence of beauty.
改写十三
－－ Let us honor our fathers and grandfathers for their kindness, so long as they have good intent to be treated with respect.
－－ Let us honor them because they must have been kind enough to have survived in their way; let me treat them as though I had known what their true intention was.
改写十四
－－ A man who seeks his pride not in his own mistake, but in the wrong, will always be remembered.
－－ A self-fulfilling spirit is more valuable than a blind pride; it is only through the former that truth and justice are realized.
改写十五
－－ If you will perform what you ought not to do, then you must hear what you would not listen to.
－－ Doing your own thing when you should have been doing others is the hardest of all sinful acts; it requires that one listens and hears at the same time.
改写十六
－－ If I will find myself alive, and if I will not be subject to my fate, I must not be deceived.
－－ Let your life flow through you as though you were a living soul who does not need its fate or destiny to justify it; let me not believe in what I am doing.
改写十七
－－ Every year one bad habit, rooted out of your heart, will become a good man.
－－ Bad habits grow from seed into tree; once you start growing them, they only get bigger and more destructive.
改写十八
－－ None but the well-bred man knows how to confess his mistake, or acknowledge himself in an error.
－－ Only those who are trained in self-correction will ever tell their story truthfully, either through honesty or through a deceit of words.
改写十九
－－ If you do what you should not, you must hear what you would not listen to.
－－ Doing your good deed when you should be doing something else is the hardest part of all; it requires that one hears and hears at once.
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