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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... study merely for study's fake : no ; infinite thinking , that defigns no other advantage but thy own private fatisfaction , is but a fort of ingenious idleness . 991 Learn in profperity to be filent , and not transported : in adversity ...
... study merely for study's fake : no ; infinite thinking , that defigns no other advantage but thy own private fatisfaction , is but a fort of ingenious idleness . 991 Learn in profperity to be filent , and not transported : in adversity ...
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... study or business . Oh ! that is a golden hour ; lose it not , whatever happens in the way to catch it from thee . 1070 I love not to fee a great lump of books lumbering about a chamber or study : it speaketh either a rambling ...
... study or business . Oh ! that is a golden hour ; lose it not , whatever happens in the way to catch it from thee . 1070 I love not to fee a great lump of books lumbering about a chamber or study : it speaketh either a rambling ...
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... study can teach thee . For conversation lets things into the mind more parti- cularly than reading can . 1231 Make not a bofom friend of a melancholy fad foul . He will be fure to aggravate thy adver- fity , and leffen thy profperity ...
... study can teach thee . For conversation lets things into the mind more parti- cularly than reading can . 1231 Make not a bofom friend of a melancholy fad foul . He will be fure to aggravate thy adver- fity , and leffen thy profperity ...
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