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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... advantage . 567 If a matter doth not entirely please , yet if thou can't forbear being much troubled at it , it cannot much hurt thee . 568 Do well , and thou shalt be well spoken 568 Do [ 39 ] 556 If thou letteft a fool play with thee ...
... advantage . 567 If a matter doth not entirely please , yet if thou can't forbear being much troubled at it , it cannot much hurt thee . 568 Do well , and thou shalt be well spoken 568 Do [ 39 ] 556 If thou letteft a fool play with thee ...
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... advantage , but where it comes a stranger . 987 If thou wouldest study to advantage , keep a peaceful foul within a temperate body . Fulness of humours , and turbulency of spirits , distract the thoughts , and difable judgment . 988 In ...
... advantage , but where it comes a stranger . 987 If thou wouldest study to advantage , keep a peaceful foul within a temperate body . Fulness of humours , and turbulency of spirits , distract the thoughts , and difable judgment . 988 In ...
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... advantages thou feeft open . There are more ways than one into a city ; and fome pofterns may be open , though the fore - gates be fhut . And when thou haft an advantage , make thy own fair terms ; else thou may'st fay like Job , O that ...
... advantages thou feeft open . There are more ways than one into a city ; and fome pofterns may be open , though the fore - gates be fhut . And when thou haft an advantage , make thy own fair terms ; else thou may'st fay like Job , O that ...
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