 | 1804 - 646 páginas
...everlasting simper of approbation. " This woman's benevolence was regulated by decorum ; her friendship by conveniency ; and all her affections by etiquette. Her heart had no concern in any of these matters. " She was chaste without being virtuous, because in her it proceeded from constitution,... | |
 | 1820 - 268 páginas
...everlasting simper of approbation. This woman's benevolence was regulated by decorum ; her friendship by conveniency; and all her affections by etiquette. Her heart had no concern in any of these matters. # Inexorable to all helpless females who, from the frailty of nature, or the perfidy... | |
 | John Moore - 1820 - 268 páginas
...everlasting simper of approbation. This woman's benevolence was regulated by decorum ; her friendship by conveniency ; and all her affections by etiquette. Her heart had no concern in any of these matters. She was chaste, without being virtuous ; because in her it proceeded from constitution,... | |
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... accompany its decay. Her insolence, however, was only displayed to the unprotected, and her ill-humour to her servants ; for to her superiors she was always obsequious, and to her equals she displayed an everlasting simper of approbation. This woman's... 