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...others. It is just to say, that a man is too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, disdain.—Haughtiness is founded on the high opinion we entertain of ourselves ; disdain, on tli= low opinion we have of others. On/;/, alone.—Only, imports that there k'no other of the same...

...the French verb dedaigner, or the Italian substantive sdtgno, from one of which comes our tlisiluiii, which signifies, to withdraw worship, to desist from...ourselves; disdain on the low opinion we have of others." flair. Weariness. Fatigue. Lassitude. Tiredness is an idea common to all these words; the tired horse...

...esteem of others. It is just to say> that a man is too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, disdain.— ~ Haughtiness is founded on the high opinion we entertain...ourselves ; disdain, on the low opinion we have of others. Only, alone.— Only, imports that there is no other of the same kind ; alone, imports being accompanied...

...It is just to say, as Dean Swift has done, that a man is too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, Disdain. Haughtiness, is founded on the high .opinion we entertain of ourselves ; Disdain, onthelow opinion we have of others. To distinguish, to separate. We distinguish, what we want not to...

...esteem of others. -It is just to say, thi.ta man is too proud to be vain. fiausfhtini'ts, disdain. — Haughtiness is founded on the high opinion we entertain...ourselves ; disdain, on the low opinion we have of others. Ontv, alone. — Only, imports that there is no other o1 the same kind ; alone, imports being accompanied...

...just to say, that a man is.too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, disdain.—Haughtiness is founded on thS high opinion we entertain of ourselves; disdain, on the low opinion we have of. others. Only, alone.—Only, imports that there is. no other of the same kind; alone, imports being accompanied...

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...It is just to say, as Dean Swift has done, that a man is too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, disdain. Haughtiness, is founded on the high opinion we entertain...ourselves ; disdain, on the low opinion we have of others. To distinguish, to separate. We distinguish, what we want not to confound with another thing ; we separate,...

...esteem of others. It if, just to s..y. that a man is too proud to be vain. Haughtiness, disdain — Haughtiness is founded on the high opinion we entertain...of ourselves ; disdain, on the low opinion we have ol others. nor sister ; a child alone, is one who is left by itself. There is a difference, therefore,...