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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... First failings may put thee back too far for an after - recovery ; for expectations come with an appetite , and would be fatisfied : if thou baulkest them , men may take fuch an offence , as fcarce ever to relish thee again . 1406 When ...
... First failings may put thee back too far for an after - recovery ; for expectations come with an appetite , and would be fatisfied : if thou baulkest them , men may take fuch an offence , as fcarce ever to relish thee again . 1406 When ...
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... first stirrings and inti- mations , the first hints and whispers of good and evil that pass in thy heart . This will keep con- science K3 fcience fo quick and vigilant , and ready to give [ 197 ]
... first stirrings and inti- mations , the first hints and whispers of good and evil that pass in thy heart . This will keep con- science K3 fcience fo quick and vigilant , and ready to give [ 197 ]
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... First , learn whe- ther there be any fuch thing done or no , for many times we shall find , that a false report , or a misconception in the mind , fets up the image of an injury , and presently the paffion fwells upon it ; when ( it may ...
... First , learn whe- ther there be any fuch thing done or no , for many times we shall find , that a false report , or a misconception in the mind , fets up the image of an injury , and presently the paffion fwells upon it ; when ( it may ...
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