Thanks. It's safe in my hands; I'm very careful with books.

[And here's Honesty:

Honesty is the virtue of pure truth. It teaches that only truth, not falsehood, leads to wisdom. Honest people do not obscure the truth or lie lightly, and do so only if there's no better way of preventing something bad from happening. Another important part of honesty is speaking your mind, showing how you really feel about matters. Two-facedness, telling everyone what they want to hear just to get on their good side, is the opposite of honesty.

Those who master the virtue of honesty are granted great wisdom and insight. From all virtues, it is the one most associated with thought.]