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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... also that which deceives . 560 If thou wouldest please the ladies , thou muft endeavour to make them pleased with them- felves . 561 Never expect any affistance or confolation in thy neceffities from drinking companions . 562 If thou ...
... also that which deceives . 560 If thou wouldest please the ladies , thou muft endeavour to make them pleased with them- felves . 561 Never expect any affistance or confolation in thy neceffities from drinking companions . 562 If thou ...
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... also get a friend to inform thee what he hath taken no- tice of in thee . 1308 Praise not people to their faces , to the end that they may pay thee in the fame coin . This is fo thin a cobweb , that it may with little difficulty be feen ...
... also get a friend to inform thee what he hath taken no- tice of in thee . 1308 Praise not people to their faces , to the end that they may pay thee in the fame coin . This is fo thin a cobweb , that it may with little difficulty be feen ...
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... also may'ft unluckily be drawn into the scrape of a dispute . 1752 But when reasons are expected from thee , either because of the dignity of the person thou converseft with , or because they are asked for , or because the matter ...
... also may'ft unluckily be drawn into the scrape of a dispute . 1752 But when reasons are expected from thee , either because of the dignity of the person thou converseft with , or because they are asked for , or because the matter ...
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