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Dissertations on the English Language, with Notes, Historical and Critical

Note 73 — DISSERTATION III.

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I must except that reason, which is always an invincible argument with weak people, viz. "It is the practice of some great men." This common argument, which is unanswerable, will also prove the propriety of imitating all the polite and detestable vices of the great, which are now unknown to the little vulgar of this country.

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