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WhathappenedtoJulianinthepersonofatailor。
\"Fortunenowstationedmeinacharacterwhichtheingratitudeofmankindhathputthemonridiculing，thoughtheyowetoitnotonlyarelieffromtheinclemenciesofcold，towhichtheywouldotherwisebeexposed，butlikewiseaconsiderablesatisfactionoftheirvanity。ThecharacterImeanwasthatofatailor;which，ifweconsideritwithdueattention，mustbeconfessedtohaveinitgreatdignityandimportance。For，inreality，whoconstitutesthedifferentdegreesbetweenmenbutthetailor？theprinceindeedgivesthetitle，butitisthetailorwhomakestheman。Tohislaborsareowingtherespectofcrowds，andtheawewhichgreatmeninspireintotheirbeholders，thoughthesearetoooftenunjustlyattributedtoothermotives。Lastly，theadmirationofthefairismostcommonlytobeplacedtohisaccount。
\"IwasjustsetupinmytradewhenImadethreesuitsoffineclothesforkingStephen’scoronation。Iquestionwhetherthepersonwhowearstherichcoathathsomuchpleasureandvanityinbeingadmiredinit，aswetailorshavefromthatadmiration;
andperhapsaphilosopherwouldsayheisnotsowellentitledtoit。Ibustledonthedayoftheceremonythroughthecrowd，anditwaswithincredibledelightIheardseveralsay，asmyclotheswalkedby，’Blessme，waseveranythingsofineastheearlofDevonshire？SureheandSirHughBigotarethetwobestdressedmenIeversaw。’Nowboththosesuitswereofmymaking。