Date: 1774
"This weakness did not proceed from a bad heart, but was merely the effect of vanity, or an unbridled imagination."
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Date: 1774
"He magnifies all her real perfections in his imagination, and is either blind to her failings, or converts them into beauties."
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Date: 1774
"Do not marry a fool; he is the most intractable of all animals; he is led by his passions and caprices, and is incapable of hearing the voice of reason."
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Date: 1774
"Great pride always accompanies delicacy, however concealed under the appearance of the utmost gentleness and modesty, and is the passion of all others most difficult to conquer."
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