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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... 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 thoughtful , but not heavy . 151 First deserve , and then ...
... 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 thoughtful , but not heavy . 151 First deserve , and then ...
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... evil , and augments the guilt . 868 Never propose , nor contradict a generally- received doctrine , when there are no evil confe- quences quences attending it , though thou art fure and fatisfied [ 74 ]
... evil , and augments the guilt . 868 Never propose , nor contradict a generally- received doctrine , when there are no evil confe- quences quences attending it , though thou art fure and fatisfied [ 74 ]
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... evil to that which thou already endureft , by fuffering thyself to be over- come with impatience . Impatience does not dimi- nifh , but always augments the evil . 1100 Beware of defiring every thing thou art pleased withal . If for the ...
... evil to that which thou already endureft , by fuffering thyself to be over- come with impatience . Impatience does not dimi- nifh , but always augments the evil . 1100 Beware of defiring every thing thou art pleased withal . If for the ...
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