（3）See\"Muses’Library，\"pp。86，87。London，1738。
（4）GenteelwiththemseemstobesynonymouswithGentileandGentoo；ifso，themannerinwhichithasbeenappliedforagesceasestosurprise，forgenteelisheathenish。Ideasofbarbaricpearlandgold，glitteringarmour，plumes，tortures，blood—shedding，andlust，shouldalwaysbeconnectedwithit。
Wace，inhisgrandNormanpoem，callstheBarongenteel：—
\"LafurentligentilBaron，\"etc。
AndhecertainlycouldnothaveappliedthewordbetterthantothestrongNormanthief，armedcap—a—pie，withoutoneparticleoftruthorgenerosity；forapersontobeapinkofgentility，thatisheathenism，shouldhavenosuchfeelings；