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1728. Cibber, Provoked Husb., I. i. 7. He is a Man too well-acquainted with the Female World to be brought into a high Opinion of any one Woman, without some well-examin’d Proof of her Merit.
1748. Melmoth, Fitzosborne Lett., lvi. (1749), II. 76. To descend to truth thro’ the tedious progression of well-examined deductions, is considered as a reproach to the quickness of understanding.
