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Nobody's a hypocrite in their fun (pleasures)

Samuel Johnson

Phraseologism: No one is a hypocrite in their fun (pleasures).

Meaning: Nowhere is a person more visible than in what he does not according to his position, not forcedly, but of his own free will.

Origin: The words of the English philologist and writer Samuel Johnson (1709-1784).

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Angel in the flesh.

Meaning:

A person who is beautiful internally and externally, admiring those around him with his kindness, meekness and other virtues (jokingly).

Origin:

An expression from the ode "Vision of Murza" (1791) by Gavrila Romanovich Derzhavin (1743-1816): "..Who are you? Goddess or priestess? - // I asked a worthwhile dream. // She told me:" I am Felitsa ", / / Advertising - and a bright cloud hid / / From my unsaturated eyes / Her features are divine, / Smoking priceless mastics / Flowers covered my house and place / Covered where she appeared. / My God! My angel in the flesh! .. // My soul strove for her, // But I could not follow her, // Stunned by thunder // I was insensible, mute was..."

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