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Some persons Of weak reasoning covers,
or inordinate vanity, suppose that elegance
and gentilty consist in dress, and expend i'm.
mense sums, according TO their means, , in pro-
curing new varieties and styles of custume.
II is recorded Of Queen Elizabeth of Eng
land, that she INDUCED in self-id.olatry to