英和和英

virtue and vice

wit and generosity

benevolence and services

merits and demerits

merits and demerits

both dignity and virtue

civility and integrity

nobleness and vulgarness

positivity and negativity

fame and fortune

honor and peerage

advantages and disadvantages

the moral virtues of loyalty and fidelity

the quality of a harvest

both favor and virtue

correctness and wrongness

skillfulness and unskillfulness

power and greed

a meritorious and virtuous deed

commonness and vulgarity

wit and stratagem

the pros and cons

the pros and cons

the state of being noble and humble

pros and cons

pros and cons

justice and expediency

honor and integrity

both talent and virtue

human feelings and duty

moral character

filial piety

a twist in one's nature

worldly wisdom

a sense of honor

an acquisitive mind

Misfortunes never come singly.

carnal desire [lust]

an attitude of courtesy and moderation

Morals and morale.

anti‐American feeling

benevolent neutrality

the cult of beauty [peace]

one's gut feeling

a hot liver

sexual perversion

(a) net weight

I was bidden to enter.

an iron hand

an act of mingling with the world

Fine words and an insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.

mock modesty

public [sexual] morality

a certificate of efficiency [good conduct]

a lust for power [money]

It's good [bad] form to do…

loss of prestige

He has passed his examination with honours―come off with flying colours.

a courtesy call [visit]

retrospective self-justification