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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... that all the world approves thee fo ; for virtue is built upon herself . 829 Serve God in thy youth , whilst thou haft spirit and abilities . Why should he take the Devil's leavings , leavings , when thou art now worn out , and [ 69 ]
... that all the world approves thee fo ; for virtue is built upon herself . 829 Serve God in thy youth , whilst thou haft spirit and abilities . Why should he take the Devil's leavings , leavings , when thou art now worn out , and [ 69 ]
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... should I find fault with him for doing that amifs , wherein he had no particular direction . 1519 If an enemy , or an ill man , take up a fit of kindnefs all of a fudden , and appear to be better natured than ufual , it will be good ...
... should I find fault with him for doing that amifs , wherein he had no particular direction . 1519 If an enemy , or an ill man , take up a fit of kindnefs all of a fudden , and appear to be better natured than ufual , it will be good ...
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... should mark thy cold- nefs , and rub thy fore place with an item of his paft kindness . Thus wilt thou live always in little ease , lose thy friend , and get off with the credit of being an ungrateful wretch . 1729 If thou art in ...
... should mark thy cold- nefs , and rub thy fore place with an item of his paft kindness . Thus wilt thou live always in little ease , lose thy friend , and get off with the credit of being an ungrateful wretch . 1729 If thou art in ...
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