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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... because thou loveft him : not of thy foe , because he is fo ; for ' twill be conftrued thy hatred to the one , and treachery to the other . 1243 Tell no news to him that pretends to be a ftatesman ; nor afk him any : for the firft he'll ...
... because thou loveft him : not of thy foe , because he is fo ; for ' twill be conftrued thy hatred to the one , and treachery to the other . 1243 Tell no news to him that pretends to be a ftatesman ; nor afk him any : for the firft he'll ...
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... because we see that all perfons affect such as are like themselves , and thofe that they may make fuch and if thou art not fuch , thou either con- demneft them for being different , or art condemned by them because of thy difference ...
... because we see that all perfons affect such as are like themselves , and thofe that they may make fuch and if thou art not fuch , thou either con- demneft them for being different , or art condemned by them because of thy difference ...
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... because they are asked for , or because the matter neceffarily requires it : first , confider confider the capacity of thy hearers ; and if they [ 281 ]
... because they are asked for , or because the matter neceffarily requires it : first , confider confider the capacity of thy hearers ; and if they [ 281 ]
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