...qualities are as eafily caft off again as his furplice ; and for the reft of the week he wears the drefs as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patron. We may learn the difpofition of a man by his apparel, as we know the trade of a carpenter by his leathern apron, or...

...qualities are as eafily caft off again as his furplice ; and for the reft oT the week he wears the drefs as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patron. We may learn the difpofition of a man by his apparel, as we know the trade of a carpenter by his leathern apron, or...

...same manner the orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals; which qualities are as easily cast off again as his surplice; and for the rest of the week hs wears the dress as well as the manners of his foxhunting patron. We may learn the disposition of...

...manner, the orthodox vicar, once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals ; which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...snuff-coloured suit of ditto, with bolus buttons, a metal headed cane, and an enormous bushy grizzle, we as readily know the wearer to be a dispenser of...

...same manner the orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals ; which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...manners of his fox-hunting patron. We may learn the 77. THE CONNOISSEUR. 31 disposition of a man by his apparel, as we know the trade of the carpenter...

...1756. 161. " The orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals, which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...for the rest of the week he wears the dress as well ns the manners of his fox-hunting patron." Vol. 3, 59-60. 170. The Wandsworth double post chaise, and...

...1756. 161. " The orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals, which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patron." Vol. 3, 59-60. 170. The Wands worth double post chaise, and the Hampton long coach. 176. One woman...

...1756. 161. " The orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals, which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patron." Vol. 3, 59-60. 170. The Wandsworth double postchaise, and the Hampton long coach. 176. One woman "...

...vicar," says the same authority, " once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals, which qualities are as easily cast off again as his...the dress as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patrons." South would never have had the clergyman lay aside his clerical habit, except when he went...

...1756. 161. " The orthodox vicar once a week wraps himself up in piety and virtue with his canonicals, which qualities are as easily cast off again as his surplice ; and for the iest of the week he wears the dress as well as the manners of his fox-hunting patron." Vol. 3, 59-60....