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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... fuch never read books , and can- not be made wifer and better by mine . But to fuch as are in a middle station , between great riches and great poverty . And therefore nothing is to be looked for here , but what relates to common men ...
... fuch never read books , and can- not be made wifer and better by mine . But to fuch as are in a middle station , between great riches and great poverty . And therefore nothing is to be looked for here , but what relates to common men ...
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... fuch must be opposed stiffly ; ) and so thou putteft off wrath . This is to blow upon a hot man to cool him . 1292 To find out how men are affected , begin with their affociates and friends ; and then round them about , and ask fubtle ...
... fuch must be opposed stiffly ; ) and so thou putteft off wrath . This is to blow upon a hot man to cool him . 1292 To find out how men are affected , begin with their affociates and friends ; and then round them about , and ask fubtle ...
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... fuch uneafy fteps in my life as I have done when I was fettered and clogged with fuch . Their endless necef- fities and forrows gave me everlasting unhappiness . They never let me poffefs my own money that I had provided for my ...
... fuch uneafy fteps in my life as I have done when I was fettered and clogged with fuch . Their endless necef- fities and forrows gave me everlasting unhappiness . They never let me poffefs my own money that I had provided for my ...
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