10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILL-BREEDING»
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ill-breeding in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ill-breeding and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Home Monthly: Devoted to Home Education, Literature, and ...
Indeed, it is equally a mark of ill-breeding for a rich or learned man to slight
another merely on account of his poverty or ignorance, and for a poor or ignorant
man to ill-treat another merely on account of his riches or learning. So, too, it is ...
2
Arthurian Romances, Tales, and Lyric Poetry: The Complete ...
I shall not tolerate being thus flayed here about the face— you cannot deny this—
and that your dwarf displayed such ill breeding as to strike the maiden. By rights
he must pay for that. I shall tell you why: his ill breeding pleased him so much ...
3
A Genealogy of Manners: Transformations of Social Relations ...
Locke defines breeding by reference to its contrary, ill-breeding — and on this
point he reminds us far more of De civilitate and the books on grace, even of
Brunetto's // tesoretto, than of the English literature of the seventeenth century:
There ...
4
The Moral Characters of Theophrastus
A Sloven or Nasty Fellow is always so in his Discourse, and chiefly in his Person ;
but Ill-Breeding chiefly relates to Conversation and Discourse. And tho' an ill-
bred Fellow may possibly in Conversation use foul Discourse, yet this is not so ...
Theophrastus, Henry Gally, 1725
5
Our Dramatic Heritage: The Golden Age
Because each time I tried to do so, he Would brush it off exclaiming: "What ill
breeding!" And when I turned to others and complained They answered: "You
have nothing to complain of! Don't take this thing so hard! And don't get scared! At
court ...
6
Sermons . Eighteen sermons preached on several occasions
This, I fay, must certainly be the Notion of good Breeding, and good Manners;
because the Contrary to it, is always accounted ill Breeding, and ill Manners; that
is to fay, all Sorts of scurrilous, rude, unbecoming Treatment of any one. When we
...
John Sharp (abp. of York.), 1716
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The Works of John Sharp: Eighteen sermons ... 3rd ed., 1738 ...
When we fay, that any Man shews ill Breeding, or doth an ungenteel Thing, we
mean no more than this, that he doth not behave himself with that Civility or
Decency towards others in that Matter, that a well-bred Man ought to do. I pray
now ...
8
Reading Readings: Essays on Shakespeare Editing in the ...
Mary Floyd-Wilson, "Ophelia and Femininity in the Eighteenth Century: '
Dangerous Conjectures in ill-breeding minds," in Womens Studies 21 (1992):
398. 3. Similar descriptions can be found for other productions during "the young,
the ...
As the before- mention'd consists in too great a concern how to behave ourselves
towards others, so the other part of ill breeding lies in the appearance of too little
care of pleasing or shewing respect to those we have to do with. To avoid this ...
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Some Thoughts Concerning Education: By John Locke, Esq
And the beauty or uncomeliness of many things, in good and ill breeding, will be
better learnt, and make deeper impressions on them, in the examples of others,
than from any rules or instructions that can be given about them. This is a method
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ILL-BREEDING»
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ill-breeding is used in the context of the following news items.
Friends of A.K. Smiley Public Library offer Zane Grey novels in silent …
One rule is that a wife “should never indulge in fits of temper, hysterics or other habits of ill-breeding.” This book is great fun to read today — it is ... «Redlands Daily Facts, Jul 15»
Book vs. Movie: Far From the Madding Crowd
(Calling one's self merely Somebody, without giving a name, is not to be taken as an example of the ill-breeding of the rural world: it springs ... «OUPblog, Jun 15»
The Spectator at war: Paying for the politicians we want
... it be to express our indignation and disgust at the ill-breeding with which the debate was conducted by a section of the Government's critics. «Spectator.co.uk, Jun 15»
Richard Alexander Coleman arrested for 'beating grandmother over …
View all. The comments below have been moderated in advance. Greg, USA-, France, 2 months ago. Drugs, ill-breeding, low intelligence. 15. «Daily Mail, Mar 15»
Rx Murder (Prescription for Murder, Fox Cinema Archives)
Snooty Lady Lacy (Phyllis Neilson-Terry) and the Colonel (Nicholas Hannen) don't approve at all of the brash Yank (he had the ill-breeding to ... «DVD Talk, Dec 14»
10 Hour NYC Walk Debunked
You don't have to be a pansy, just don't be an ill-breeding lout. Women love confidence; they don't like arrogance. Women love an assertive ... «CollegeNews, Oct 14»
Why isn't the city taking a hard look at Toronto's school board?
... reply-all e-mail that his colleagues made his “skin crawl” and that if he had no interest in their “malicious misery, ill-breeding and sourpusses. «The Globe and Mail, Jun 14»
Why can't those TDSB trustees play well with others?
... “Some of our colleagues positively make my skin crawl; I don't need to subject myself to their malicious misery, ill-breeding and sourpusses. «Toronto Star, Mar 14»
School Trustees Want Parade-Goers to Cover Up at Pride
He also accidentally sent an email in December to his fellow trustees referring to their “malicious misery, ill-breeding, and sourpusses. «Torontoist, Mar 14»
School board trustee accidentally replies-all to email, insults …
Some of our colleagues positively make my skin crawl; I don't need to subject myself to their malicious misery, ill-breeding and sourpusses. «Yahoo News, Dec 13»