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Fastuous

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Fas´tu`ous
a.1.Proud; haughty; disdainful.


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a still quiet people, as being naturally melancholy; of a middle temper, between the fastuous gravity of the Spaniard, and unquiet levity of the French, agreeing very well with the English, as the Scots are observed to do with the French, and the Spaniards with the Irish .
 
 
 
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