But as there are many kinds of good which affect our vanity and our temper, so they are often followed from custom or advantage. We follow because the others follow, without considering that the same feeling ought not to be equally embarrassing to all kinds of persons, and that it should attach itself more or less firmly, according as persons agree more or less with those who follow them.

Place: ¶929
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But as there are many kinds of good which affect our vanity and our te… — Reflections; or Sentences and Moral Maxims