 | 1753 - 668 trang
...world, it is only becaufe they are the vainefl. It is certain that their GOOD-BREEDING and attentions? by flattering the vanity and felf-love of others,...grain of folid merit, by way of medium, to make up the ballance. IT were to be wimed that GOOD-BREEDING were in general thought a more eflential part of the... | |
 | 1755 - 694 trang
...becaufe they ire the vaincit." It is certain, that ¡heir good -breed ing and attentions, by VOL. XV II. flattering the vanity and felf-love of others, repay...folid merit, by way of medium, to make up the balance. Jt were to be wifhed, that goodbreeding were in general thought a more eflèntial part of the education... | |
 | Edward Moore - 1772 - 336 trang
...the vanity and felf-love of others, repay their own with intereft. It is a general commerce, ufually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without...make up the balance. IT .were to be wifhed that GOOD -BREEDING were in general thought a more eflential part of the education of our youth, efpecially of... | |
 | 1776 - 278 trang
...felf-love of others, repay their own v. iUi intereft. It is a general comroerce, ufnaHy carried oh by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain...to make up the balance. It were to be wifhed that Good.breeding were in general thought a more effential part of the education of our youth, efpecially... | |
 | Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield - 1779 - 490 trang
...the vanity and felf-love of others, repay their own with intereft. It is a general commerce, ufually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without...make up the balance. It were to be wifhed that GOOD- BREEDING were in general thought a more efiential part of the education of our youth, efpecially of... | |
 | Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield - 1779 - 490 trang
...the vanity and feif-love of others, repay their own with intereSt. It is a general commerce, ufually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without...way of medium to make up the balance. It were to be wiShed that GOOD-BREEDING were in. general thought a more efl¿ential part of the education of our... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 292 trang
...the vanity and self-love of others, repay their own with interest. It is a general commerce, usufilly carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain of solid merit, by way of medium, to make up the balance. It were to be wished that GOOD-BREEDING were... | |
 | 1804 - 296 trang
...vanity and l»elf-Iove of others, repay their own with interest It is a general commerce, usefully carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain of sojid merit, by way of medium, to make up the ba« lance. It were to be wished that good-breeding were... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 342 trang
...the vanity and self-love of others, repay their own with interest. It is a general commerce, usually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain of solid merit, by way of medium, to make up the balance. It were to be wished that GOOD-BREEDING were... | |
 | 1819 - 296 trang
...the vanity and self-love of others, repay their own with interest. It is a general commerce, usually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain of solid merit, by way of medium, to make up the balance. It were to be wished that GOOD-BREEDING were... | |
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It is certain that their good-breeding and attentions, by flattering the vanity and self-love of others, repay their own with interest. It is a general commerce, usually carried on by a barter of attentions, and often without one grain of solid merit,... 
