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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... perhaps frequently happen upon what you may deem negligence of ftyle ; but I am not very careful to excuse it : for truly I found it pains enough to dig in the mines , and bring home to you so many diamonds , and could bring [ xix ]
... perhaps frequently happen upon what you may deem negligence of ftyle ; but I am not very careful to excuse it : for truly I found it pains enough to dig in the mines , and bring home to you so many diamonds , and could bring [ xix ]
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... bring thee into business and employment ; and that is the way to thrive . 1009 Recollect often what thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee , or thy deliverances freshly ...
... bring thee into business and employment ; and that is the way to thrive . 1009 Recollect often what thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee , or thy deliverances freshly ...
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... again . When thou art obliged to lend him any , fuppose within thyself thou giveft it him ; and never afk for it again , but tarry till he bring it . 1360 Re- 1360 Reflect not on thy trouble ; thou thereby but [ 158 ]
... again . When thou art obliged to lend him any , fuppose within thyself thou giveft it him ; and never afk for it again , but tarry till he bring it . 1360 Re- 1360 Reflect not on thy trouble ; thou thereby but [ 158 ]
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