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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... actions , though thou art affured they fhall never come to the world's eye . 529 Thou may'st be more prodigal of praise when thou writeft a letter , than when thou speakest in presence . 530 Never make question of speaking , when thou ...
... actions , though thou art affured they fhall never come to the world's eye . 529 Thou may'st be more prodigal of praise when thou writeft a letter , than when thou speakest in presence . 530 Never make question of speaking , when thou ...
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... actions , and of the most memorable passages thou hearest , and meetest with . 693 In whatsoever condition thou art , still ask thyfelf , What would my bleffed Saviour have thought , faid , and done in this cafe ? 694 Impart not to thy ...
... actions , and of the most memorable passages thou hearest , and meetest with . 693 In whatsoever condition thou art , still ask thyfelf , What would my bleffed Saviour have thought , faid , and done in this cafe ? 694 Impart not to thy ...
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... actions , and to become an inge- nious and friendly tormentor . E 2 876 Re- 876 Regard not too much men's thoughts of thy actions [ 75 ]
... actions , and to become an inge- nious and friendly tormentor . E 2 876 Re- 876 Regard not too much men's thoughts of thy actions [ 75 ]
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