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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... Endeavour to live fo as not to be feared of thy inferiors , nor to be despised of thy fuperiors . 559 In bargaining , thou art to avoid not only what is falfe , but also that which deceives . 560 If thou wouldest please the ladies ...
... Endeavour to live fo as not to be feared of thy inferiors , nor to be despised of thy fuperiors . 559 In bargaining , thou art to avoid not only what is falfe , but also that which deceives . 560 If thou wouldest please the ladies ...
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... endeavour to prevent , or bear , or despise them ; but not to fear them . 901 Be difcreet and patient : if thou canst not bear it to live among fools and knaves , thou muft feek for another kind of world than this . 902 Praise no man ...
... endeavour to prevent , or bear , or despise them ; but not to fear them . 901 Be difcreet and patient : if thou canst not bear it to live among fools and knaves , thou muft feek for another kind of world than this . 902 Praise no man ...
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... endeavour to be even , eafy , and agreeable . This is more acceptable than to use conceits and points of wit , which unless they very naturally fall in of themselves , and that not too often neither , are difliked in good and fenfible ...
... endeavour to be even , eafy , and agreeable . This is more acceptable than to use conceits and points of wit , which unless they very naturally fall in of themselves , and that not too often neither , are difliked in good and fenfible ...
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