Many of the usages and customs of fashionable society seem to open the door to vice, and to insidiously, and at first unconsciously, lead the young and inexperienced away from the paths of purity and virtue.
This freedom allowed to the vile and vicious is one of the worst features of fashionable society.
He lays aside his talma, places his gloves on the centre-table, which is heaped with an infinite variety of delicately-enveloped missives and cards, all indicative of her position in fashionable society.
That they form the great fortifications of fashionable society, flanking it at either extreme, no one here doubts.
These were sacred duties, since Wilkie's share in a race-horse constituted his only claim to a footing in fashionable society.
Certainly my pretty wife's pretty toilets had a success in our limited circle, which might possibly have been denied in fashionable society at Saratoga and Newport.
Under Aunt Maria's directions Mrs. Van Arsdel aspired to be a leader in fashionable society.
Her heart was set on my making an astoundingly rich match, and having a wedding that should eclipse all former weddings, and then becoming a leader of fashionable society; and to have me fail of all this is a dreadful catastrophe.
With her it seems to me that I shall be more at my ease than with the women in fashionable society, who always intimidate me.
Why, my dear Madame Frimousset, it's plain that you know nothing of life in Paris, and especially the life led by a young man in fashionable society!
And is my influence with Madam Beaubien, and hers with the members of fashionable society, sufficient to effect that?
As she pens the lines she fervently prays that Montague Arnold may take warning from his friend's sad fate and that Evelyn may feel more interested in her husband and give less concern to the fogies and recklessness of fashionable society.
Jennie Montgomery was not many days at "Sunnybank" ere she saw a glimpse of the world from a fashionable society standpoint.
Then hastily glancing towards the spot whence the sound proceeded Marguerite knelt down and prayed that an All-Merciful Providence would keep her from the temptations of fashionable society.
Messengers are not long-suffering, and they don't stand by and allow their loves to be taken from them with the complaisance and patience of the majority of our husbands in fashionable society.
We should be very much to be pitied, if we hadn't the ladies of fashionable society to fall back on.
In London the production of a single article in the Edinboro' or Quarterly Review, the lustre, however evanescent, it casts on the reviewer or the author, is a proof of the importance of literature in fashionable society.
Inimitably, too, we are made to see how then, as now, there was tolerated in fashionable society a degree of vulgarity which would neither be suffered nor attempted in lower life.
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