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The ignorance and the fatuous con - ceit which lay behind her grimacing mask of slang and ridicule humiliated him so deeply that he became absolutely reckless. ❋ Unknown (1915)

They defy all laws, civil as well as moral, and are cunning enough to keep outside of prison bars; and thus they wax rich by robbery, and thrive by de - ceit. ❋ Unknown (1877)

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If both desire, in a loving and calm spirit, to enjoy your rights, I promise you, with God's help, to help you to them in a fair and sweet and easie way: — My re - ceit will not please you all. ❋ Unknown (1792)

For they tiiat con - ceit themielves wife, are worfe to deal with than they that are fenfible of their ignorance. ❋ Unknown (1789)

In all thefe cafes, de - ceit is eafy, and there is a flrong temptation to deceive* ❋ Unknown (1787)

Ruiriuddona, rith ta teora fealba no ceit - heora fealba od cathaig and fin, arus ag in fol* lugh, ruirid raite dono rith tar tri haireann tre - ora fealbha, is ruiriud 7 is follugh muna imge deithtte. ❋ Unknown (1786)

\ifi has ifueditated on a subject, so have others. £yen subjects, of the truth of which we are most fully persuaded, ought to be so proposed as to convince people that it is a love of truth, and not a high con - ceit of ourselves, that makes us speak, and thus we dbquld exemplify the rule laid down by an apostle, ❋ Jacques Saurin , Robert Robinson , Henry Hunter, Joseph Sutcliffe (1813)

It is not what we fancy, will ex - alt him; but what he declares conducive to iiis Praife, that he will accept for Glory: He that will not allow Men to worfliipUaci in a way they think 'mofl devout, but binds Atia to his own Rule, to exceed which, is fuperftidoivi; will Icfs venture his Glory to our igobranc Metbbds, whereby we are apt to dimioUb hk real Ckiry, when we con - ceit he is exalted. ❋ Unknown (1692)

[She is] [ceit] ❋ U R The Queen (2021)

[She is] [ceit] ❋ U R The Queen (2021)

[Dude] [do you] [see] it? Ceit? ❋ 4G4G4G (2021)