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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... else that will com- mand thee . 146 Believe not all are evil that are ill spoken of . 147 Boaft not thyself of that which is another man's . 148 Praife little , but difpraise lefs . 149 Be merry without foolish laughter . 150 Be ...
... else that will com- mand thee . 146 Believe not all are evil that are ill spoken of . 147 Boaft not thyself of that which is another man's . 148 Praife little , but difpraise lefs . 149 Be merry without foolish laughter . 150 Be ...
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... else not they , but thou wilt be the object of laughter . 1061 Try to be happy in this very present mo- ment ; and put not off being so to a time to come ; as though that time fhould be of another make from this , which is already come ...
... else not they , but thou wilt be the object of laughter . 1061 Try to be happy in this very present mo- ment ; and put not off being so to a time to come ; as though that time fhould be of another make from this , which is already come ...
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... else ; 3 , Nor ever should I find fault with him for doing that amifs , wherein he had no particular direction . 1519 If an enemy , or an ill man , take up a fit of kindnefs all of a fudden , and appear to be better natured than ufual ...
... else ; 3 , Nor ever should I find fault with him for doing that amifs , wherein he had no particular direction . 1519 If an enemy , or an ill man , take up a fit of kindnefs all of a fudden , and appear to be better natured than ufual ...
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