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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... fear of cenfure , thou wilt often find it hard to be honest and good . 682 Strive to lay in as much fame , as will de- fend thee from contempt ; and that may do well enough for common life . D 2 683 Take 683 Take heed how thou talkest ...
... fear of cenfure , thou wilt often find it hard to be honest and good . 682 Strive to lay in as much fame , as will de- fend thee from contempt ; and that may do well enough for common life . D 2 683 Take 683 Take heed how thou talkest ...
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... Fear nothing but what thy industry may prevent ; be confident of nothing , but what For- tune cannot defeat . ' Tis no less folly to fear what is impoffible to be avoided , than to be fecure , where there is a poffibility of being ...
... Fear nothing but what thy industry may prevent ; be confident of nothing , but what For- tune cannot defeat . ' Tis no less folly to fear what is impoffible to be avoided , than to be fecure , where there is a poffibility of being ...
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... Fear not that which cannot be avoided . It is extreme folly to make thyself miferable before thy time ; or to fear that , which , it may be , will never come ; or if it do , may poffibly be converted into thy felicity . For often it ...
... Fear not that which cannot be avoided . It is extreme folly to make thyself miferable before thy time ; or to fear that , which , it may be , will never come ; or if it do , may poffibly be converted into thy felicity . For often it ...
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