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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... 121 Let a sturdy beggar have a stout denial . 122 Weigh thy neighbour in the fame balance with thyfelf . 123 Be sure of matter of fact before thou en- quireft into the cause . B 4 124 Never " 124 Never do that to - morrow , which [ 7 ]
... 121 Let a sturdy beggar have a stout denial . 122 Weigh thy neighbour in the fame balance with thyfelf . 123 Be sure of matter of fact before thou en- quireft into the cause . B 4 124 Never " 124 Never do that to - morrow , which [ 7 ]
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... cause it seems to proceed from a kind of wearinefs and difdain ; and therefore looks like no fmall af- front : for he that often doth fo , infinuates he is fo far from being pleased , that he is quite tired and furfeited with the ...
... cause it seems to proceed from a kind of wearinefs and difdain ; and therefore looks like no fmall af- front : for he that often doth fo , infinuates he is fo far from being pleased , that he is quite tired and furfeited with the ...
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... cause them to doubt of thy capacity . And lastly , Since every one judgeth of the reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is almost infinitely various , and poffibly may not exactly jump ...
... cause them to doubt of thy capacity . And lastly , Since every one judgeth of the reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is almost infinitely various , and poffibly may not exactly jump ...
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