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Σελίδα 99
As for the mauvaise honte , I hope you are above it ; your figure is like other
people ' s , I hope you will take care that your dress is so , too . Why , then ,
should you be ashamed ? Why not go into mixed company with as little concern
as you ...
As for the mauvaise honte , I hope you are above it ; your figure is like other
people ' s , I hope you will take care that your dress is so , too . Why , then ,
should you be ashamed ? Why not go into mixed company with as little concern
as you ...
Σελίδα 195
Any affectation whatsoever in dress implies , in my mind , a flaw in the
understanding . Most of our young fellows here display some character or other
by their dress : some affect the hat , an enormous sword , a short waistcoat , and
a black ...
Any affectation whatsoever in dress implies , in my mind , a flaw in the
understanding . Most of our young fellows here display some character or other
by their dress : some affect the hat , an enormous sword , a short waistcoat , and
a black ...
Σελίδα 196
He dresses as well , and in the same manner , as the people of sense and
fashion of the place where he is . ... Dress yourself fine , where others are fine ;
and plain , where others are plain ; but take care , always , that your clothes are
well ...
He dresses as well , and in the same manner , as the people of sense and
fashion of the place where he is . ... Dress yourself fine , where others are fine ;
and plain , where others are plain ; but take care , always , that your clothes are
well ...
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