The Projector: a Periodical Paper, Originally Published in Monthly Numbers ... 3
The Projector: a Periodical Paper, Originally Published in Monthly Numbers ... 3
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IIL X Digitized by LnOOQ IC 14$ THE PROJECTOR. N« 80 and may be daaised with tke multitude, the mob, the canaille, or the vulgar. But by adding the magic words " of Paahion/' Peopfc asfliumes a higher tone, becomes the mouths of thie most beautiful, as wdl as of the most elo* quent speakers, and is not thought unworthy to stand in the same line with the most lofty titles known in the Heralds' Qffice.
As I have stated that there are great diffi* culties in the way of those who would wish to illu...strate People of Fashion by a definition, it may be supposed my duty to take care that this important matter shall be no longer in the dark. But in order to achieve this purpose^ after all due deliberation and examination of many documents, I question whether I can recommend to my curious readers any other method than first to inquire what JFo^Aion im* ports. Perhaps it may be urged that this is only evading one difficulty, by plunging iuto another ; but if this be the case, it is not my fault that terms are so often used either with-* out a meaning, or with one very difficult to be explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IIL X Digitized by LnOOQ IC 14$ THE PROJECTOR. N« 80 and may be daaised with tke multitude, the mob, the canaille, or the vulgar. But by adding the magic words " of Paahion/' Peopfc asfliumes a higher tone, becomes the mouths of thie most beautiful, as wdl as of the most elo* quent speakers, and is not thought unworthy to stand in the same line with the most lofty titles known in the Heralds' Qffice.
As I have stated that there are great diffi* culties in the way of those who would wish to illu...strate People of Fashion by a definition, it may be supposed my duty to take care that this important matter shall be no longer in the dark. But in order to achieve this purpose^ after all due deliberation and examination of many documents, I question whether I can recommend to my curious readers any other method than first to inquire what JFo^Aion im* ports. Perhaps it may be urged that this is only evading one difficulty, by plunging iuto another ; but if this be the case, it is not my fault that terms are so often used either with-* out a meaning, or with one very difficult to be explained.
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