Summary
This quote implies that a coxcomb (a foolish or pretentious person) may appear physically unattractive and, at the same time, try too hard to present themselves as stylish or sophisticated. It suggests that their external appearance is not genuine or natural, but rather affected and insincere. In essence, the quote suggests that a coxcomb might prioritize superficial appearances and mannerisms over genuine substance or character.
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