[3] Those little nothings that give the ton.
[4] High Court, or Jubilee Days.
[5] A famous dancing master at that time in Paris.
[6] Mr. Stanhope's gentleman.
[7] No distortion of countenance, or aukward behaviour; no absence of mind; but to keep the Graces always in remembrance.
[8] Mr. Stanhope dined one day with some company at his father's, when the following circumstance happen'd, which so much enrag'd him, that he called for his servant to take him from table and wash him clean.
[9] A female polisher of manners.
[10] Have your stiffness remov'd.
[11] You should dress like a man of the great world.
[12] Always in the fashion, and your cloaths well put on.