honoured；　and　distasteful　to　him　to　be　overlooked；　and；　accordingly；
  he　always　tried　to　place　himself　upon　good　terms　with　all　that　he　met；
  Coriolanus's　pride　forbade　him　to　pay　attentions　to　those　who　could
  have　promoted　his　advancement；　and　yet　his　love　of　distinction　made
  him　feel　hurt　and　angry　when　he　was　disregarded。　Such　are　the　faulty
  parts　of　his　character；　which　in　all　other　respects　was　a　noble　one。
  For　his　temperance；　continence；　and　probity　he　claims　to　be　compared
  with　the　best　and　purest　of　the　Greeks；　not　in　any　sort　or　kind　with
  Alcibiades；　the　least　scrupulous　and　most　entirely　and　most　entirely
  careless　of　human　beings　in　all　these　points。
  THE　END