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Σελίδα 168
the importance of secrecy , and will observe it where they are concerned in the
event . To go and tell any friend , wife , or mistress , any secret with which they
have nothing to do , is discovering to them such an unretentive weakness as
must ...
the importance of secrecy , and will observe it where they are concerned in the
event . To go and tell any friend , wife , or mistress , any secret with which they
have nothing to do , is discovering to them such an unretentive weakness as
must ...
Σελίδα 252
Observe carefully the behavior and manners of those who are distinguished by
their good - breeding ; imitate , nay , endeavor to excel , that you may at least
reach them ; and be convinced that good - breeding is , to all worldly
qualifications ...
Observe carefully the behavior and manners of those who are distinguished by
their good - breeding ; imitate , nay , endeavor to excel , that you may at least
reach them ; and be convinced that good - breeding is , to all worldly
qualifications ...
Σελίδα 348
You will there see what courts and courtiers really are , and observe that they are
neither so good as they should be , nor so bad as they are thought by most
people . The court poet , and the sullen , cloistered pedant , are equally mistaken
in ...
You will there see what courts and courtiers really are , and observe that they are
neither so good as they should be , nor so bad as they are thought by most
people . The court poet , and the sullen , cloistered pedant , are equally mistaken
in ...
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