9/17 Even the ladies regarded Mr. His polished manners were peculiarly in harmony with feminine delicacy. The sallies of his wit were far beyond those of Mr.Tyrrel in variety and vigour; in addition to which they had the advantage of having their spontaneous exuberance guided and restrained by the sagacity of a cultivated mind. The graces of his person were enhanced by the elegance of his deportment; and the benevolence and liberality of his temper were upon all occasions conspicuous. It was common indeed to Mr.Tyrrel, together with Mr. |