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A witty idea needs little explanation, but seems obvious upon utterance. Thus, it retains its charm.

Swift has taught us the meaning of wit. Because it is concerned with truth, clarity will not diminish the luster of wit as it does with mere cleverness.

It is not decoration, but a tool -- it can be sharpened and used incisively.

Like Augustine's coruscating steel, it reflects the light of the sun, though it does not emit its own.

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