Introductio Ad Prudentiam: Or, Directions, Counsels, and Cautions,: Tending to Prudent Management of Affairs in Common Life. : In Two Volumes, Band 1G. and T. Wilkie ... and E. Easton, Salisbury., 1787 |
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... Say not all thou canst say upon a subject , but referve a corner to thyfelf ; elfe they will think thou art exhausted , and haft nothing else to say . 752 If any commend in thee thofe good quali- ties which thou haft not , or too much ...
... Say not all thou canst say upon a subject , but referve a corner to thyfelf ; elfe they will think thou art exhausted , and haft nothing else to say . 752 If any commend in thee thofe good quali- ties which thou haft not , or too much ...
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... obey with chearfulness , and at length make thy interest his own . 928 Speak not thy words precifely according to true fpelling , but as others commonly pronounce . Say Say not London , but Lunnun ; not sugar , [ 82 ]
... obey with chearfulness , and at length make thy interest his own . 928 Speak not thy words precifely according to true fpelling , but as others commonly pronounce . Say Say not London , but Lunnun ; not sugar , [ 82 ]
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... say no- thing , and a time when thou mayst say something ; but there never will be a time when thou shouldest fay all things . 968 Ac- 968 Accuftom thy palate to what is moft ufual , [ 88 ]
... say no- thing , and a time when thou mayst say something ; but there never will be a time when thou shouldest fay all things . 968 Ac- 968 Accuftom thy palate to what is moft ufual , [ 88 ]
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