The Young Gentleman And Lady's Monitor, And English Teacher's Assistant
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A great deal likewise depends upon our air, address, and expressions; anaukward address and vulgar expressions, infer either a low turn of mind, or a low education.
5. Insolent contempt, or low envy, is incompatible also with dignity ofmanners. Low-bred persons, fortunately lifted in the world, in fineclothes and fine equipages, will insolently look down on all those whocannot afford to make as good an appearance; and they openly envy thosewho perhaps make a better. They also dread the being sl...ighted; of courseare suspicious and captious; are uneasy themselves, and make every bodyelse so about them.
6. A certain degree of outward seriousness in looks and actions, givesdignity, while a constant smirk upon the face (with that insipid sillysmile fools have when they would be civil) and whiffling motions, arestrong marks of futility.
But above all, a dignity of character is to be acquired best by acertain firmness in all our actions. A mean, timid, and passivecomplaisance, lets a man down more than he is aware of: but still hisfirmness or resolution should not extend to brutality, but beaccompanied with a peculiar and engaging softness, or mildness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great deal likewise depends upon our air, address, and expressions; anaukward address and vulgar expressions, infer either a low turn of mind, or a low education.
5. Insolent contempt, or low envy, is incompatible also with dignity ofmanners. Low-bred persons, fortunately lifted in the world, in fineclothes and fine equipages, will insolently look down on all those whocannot afford to make as good an appearance; and they openly envy thosewho perhaps make a better. They also dread the being sl...ighted; of courseare suspicious and captious; are uneasy themselves, and make every bodyelse so about them.
6. A certain degree of outward seriousness in looks and actions, givesdignity, while a constant smirk upon the face (with that insipid sillysmile fools have when they would be civil) and whiffling motions, arestrong marks of futility.
But above all, a dignity of character is to be acquired best by acertain firmness in all our actions. A mean, timid, and passivecomplaisance, lets a man down more than he is aware of: but still hisfirmness or resolution should not extend to brutality, but beaccompanied with a peculiar and engaging softness, or mildness.
What to read after The Young Gentleman And Lady's Monitor, And English Teacher's Assistant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore John Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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