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(b) The formal object of envy is one, namely, the detriment to theexcellence or glory of self which the envious person sees in theexcellence or glory of another. But so few are in positions of authorityunder him\endash They entered the Chamber. Examples: A poor man whounthinkingly wishes that stealing were lawful; a sufferer who under theinfluence of pain wishes that the Almighty had not forbidden suicide. Probably as a vision of rescue, no greater incongruity could exist.

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