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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... Shew no excellence to an ignorant ; for he will condemn that whereof he is incapable . 611 If thou adopteft another's lie , thou fheweft thou wouldeft willingly have been its proper father . 612 Always take part with , and defend the ...
... Shew no excellence to an ignorant ; for he will condemn that whereof he is incapable . 611 If thou adopteft another's lie , thou fheweft thou wouldeft willingly have been its proper father . 612 Always take part with , and defend the ...
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... Shew not thyself astonished , nor offended , at the opinions of another , though they seem ex- travagant . 685 In matters of news , always observe to make such an abatement , as may bear proportion to the character of the relator . 686 ...
... Shew not thyself astonished , nor offended , at the opinions of another , though they seem ex- travagant . 685 In matters of news , always observe to make such an abatement , as may bear proportion to the character of the relator . 686 ...
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... Shew not thyself in public till maturity and fitness . First failings may put thee back too far for an after - recovery ; for expectations come with an appetite , and would be fatisfied : if thou baulkest them , men may take fuch an ...
... Shew not thyself in public till maturity and fitness . First failings may put thee back too far for an after - recovery ; for expectations come with an appetite , and would be fatisfied : if thou baulkest them , men may take fuch an ...
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