| Is beauty beautiful, or are we cozened by congenial ugliness? |
| Quiet and easy as you profess to be, I will be cozened by you no longer. |
| This is another aspect of a feeling that we, who gave the world so much, are being somehow cozened out of our rightful legacy. |
| So he cozened and cringed and flattered, and used Nod as if he were his mother's son. |
| Why did he permit himself to be flattered, cozened and destroyed? |
| You were cozened by this hell-rake of a Stede Bonnet and thought it a rare pleasure! |
