Microcosmography
Microcosmography
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) London, Printed for Iohn Barnes, dwelling in Hosie Lane neere Smithfield, 1616. _(4to. Twenty pages, wood-cut. ) [51] It was customary to work or paint proverbs, moral sentences, orscraps of verse on old tapestry hangings, which were called _paintedcloths_. Several allusions to this practice may be found in the works ofour early English dramatists. See Reed's _Shakspeare_, viii. 103 XXIX.
A PLAUSIBLE MAN Is one that would fain run an even path in the world, and jut against noman. His endeavou...r is not to offend, and his aim the general opinion. Hisconversation is a kind of continued compliment, and his life a practice ofmanners. The relation he bears to others, a kind of fashionable respect, not friendship but friendliness, which is equal to all and general, andhis kindnesses seldom exceed courtesies. He loves not deeper mutualities, because he would not take sides, nor hazard himself on displeasures, whichhe principally avoids. At your first acquaintance with him he is exceedingkind and friendly, and at your twentieth meeting after but friendly still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) London, Printed for Iohn Barnes, dwelling in Hosie Lane neere Smithfield, 1616. _(4to. Twenty pages, wood-cut. ) [51] It was customary to work or paint proverbs, moral sentences, orscraps of verse on old tapestry hangings, which were called _paintedcloths_. Several allusions to this practice may be found in the works ofour early English dramatists. See Reed's _Shakspeare_, viii. 103 XXIX.
A PLAUSIBLE MAN Is one that would fain run an even path in the world, and jut against noman. His endeavou...r is not to offend, and his aim the general opinion. Hisconversation is a kind of continued compliment, and his life a practice ofmanners. The relation he bears to others, a kind of fashionable respect, not friendship but friendliness, which is equal to all and general, andhis kindnesses seldom exceed courtesies. He loves not deeper mutualities, because he would not take sides, nor hazard himself on displeasures, whichhe principally avoids. At your first acquaintance with him he is exceedingkind and friendly, and at your twentieth meeting after but friendly still.
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