Eliza Haywood
Biography
(1693-1756)
Essays by Eliza Haywood
I am most of all concerned when I hear a man having done a gallant action in the field, is so far puffed up with it that he looks upon himself as a little deity.
One of the distinguishing marks of a bad taste in either sex, is the affectation of any virtue without the attempt to practise it.
In fine, nothing ought to be indulged till it becomes so far habitual, that we cannot leave it off without difficulty, when we find it any way prejudicial or inconvenient.