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1
He is lost in his
own
conceit
and harbors vain ideas.
2
The young of this generation are wise in their
own
conceit
.
3
But in this they have no knowledge: it is merely their
own
conceit
.
4
Be not wise in thy
own
conceit
:
fear God, and depart from evil:
5
He was literally consumed by the blaze of his
own
conceit
and envy.
6
He is blind in his
own
conceit
,
and cannot be moved.
7
You can't imagine how stuck up that makes us in our
own
conceit
.
8
The sluggard is wiser in his
own
conceit
,
than seven men that speak sentences.
9
And in their
own
conceit
,
when assuming top parts, the very quality they ape.
10
And the brigand captain laughed hugely at his
own
conceit
.
11
Often his
own
conceit
leads him hard against the common sense of simpler people.
12
She stopped with a little laugh at her
own
conceit
,
and then went on:
13
He laughed at his
own
conceit
,
a great, roaring bellow that filled the room.
14
Before this, I warned thee to beware of thyself, and of thine
own
conceit
.
15
Hast thou seen a man wise in his
own
conceit
?
16
The Fellow-Craft is especially taught by this not to become wise in his
own
conceit
.
own
conceit
own