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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... of health . 371 Drive not too many ploughs at one time ; fome will make foul work . 372 Set not up for a critic ; for that is giving a challenge to the whole world . 373 Give 373 Give not up thyfelf to indolence ; want of [ 23 ]
... of health . 371 Drive not too many ploughs at one time ; fome will make foul work . 372 Set not up for a critic ; for that is giving a challenge to the whole world . 373 Give 373 Give not up thyfelf to indolence ; want of [ 23 ]
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... set the matter in a true light between you . 1538 Live fo as to be noted for speaking and acting with truth to the utmost exactness . Never counterfeit ( when thou wouldest be taken to be in earneft ) so much as a look , posture ...
... set the matter in a true light between you . 1538 Live fo as to be noted for speaking and acting with truth to the utmost exactness . Never counterfeit ( when thou wouldest be taken to be in earneft ) so much as a look , posture ...
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... Set not thy heart upon paftimes . The paffing off of our time thus , represents the usance of those wife and very confiderable fort of people , who think they were born for nothing ; and cannot have a better account of their lives ...
... Set not thy heart upon paftimes . The paffing off of our time thus , represents the usance of those wife and very confiderable fort of people , who think they were born for nothing ; and cannot have a better account of their lives ...
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