...Multitude of Faults, and doubles the Luftre of every Virtue, which at feems to hide : the Perfeffions of Men being like thofe Flowers, which appear more beautiful, when their Leaves are a little-contradt«d*nd folded up ; than when they are fullblown, and difplay themfelves, without any...

...multitude of faults, and doubles the luftre of every virtue which it feems to hide : the perfeftions of mfn being like thofe flowers which appear more beautiful when their leaves • are a little contrafted. and folded up, than when they are. full blown, and difplay themfelves, without any referve...

...approaches to it, who has the fenfe to difcern, and the humility to acknowledge, its imperfections. Modcfty always fits gracefully upon youth ; it covers a multitude...little contracted and folded up, than when they are full blown, and difplay themfelves, without any refervi, td the view. We are fome of us very fond of...

...upon youth; it covers a multitude of faults, and doubles the luftre of every virtue which it icems to hide: the perfections of men being like thofe flowers...appear more beautiful when their leaves are a little contra fted and folded up, than when they are full blown, and difplay themfelves, without any refenr,...

...youth ; it covers a multitude of faults, and doubles the luftre of every virtue which it feems tohide : the perfections of men being like thofe flowers •which...a little contracted and folded up, than when they ar« full blown, and difplay themfelves, without any lefcrve, to the view. We are fome of us very fond...

...upon youth ; it covers a multitude of faults, and doubles the luflre of every virtue which it Teems to hide : the perfections of men being like thofe...little contracted and folded up, than when they are full blown-, and difplay themfelves, without any /eferve^ to the view. ^ j/jf fc 7 /_/ / rJ)^ JS^ We...

...doubles the lustre of every virtue which it seems to hide : the perfections of men being like those flowers which appear more beautiful, when their leaves...little contracted and folded up, than when they are full blown, and display themselves, without any reserve, to the view. that is, the science of living...

...feems to hide : the perfedtions of men being like thofe flowers which appear more beautiful, v/hen their leaves are a little contracted and folded up, than when they are full blown, ' and difplay themfelves, without any referve, to the view. We are fome of us very fond...

...doubles the lustre of every virtue which it st-ems' 19 hide: the perfections of men being like those flowers which appear more beautiful, when their leaves are a little contracted and folded up, thnn when they are full blown, and A.splay themselves, without any reserve, to the view. We are some...

...approaches to it, who has the fenfe to discern, and the humility to acknowledge, its imperfections. Modefly always fits gracefully upon youth, it covers a multitude...little contracted and folded up, than when they are full blown, and difplay themfelves, without any referve, to the view. We are fome of us very fond of...