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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... Give freely to him that deserveth well , and afketh nothing ; and that is a way of giving to thyfelf . 506 Give no improper gifts ; as arms to a woman , books to a blind man , or nets to a student . 507 It ought to be thy care above all ...
... Give freely to him that deserveth well , and afketh nothing ; and that is a way of giving to thyfelf . 506 Give no improper gifts ; as arms to a woman , books to a blind man , or nets to a student . 507 It ought to be thy care above all ...
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... give difpleasure ; for as much as thou doft as it were clownifhly fay , Thou careft for none of their kindness . 1603 Whether young or old , think it not too foon or too late to ... give give him leave to be infolent : and if thou [ 221 ]
... give difpleasure ; for as much as thou doft as it were clownifhly fay , Thou careft for none of their kindness . 1603 Whether young or old , think it not too foon or too late to ... give give him leave to be infolent : and if thou [ 221 ]
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... give leisure to thy reafon , and to thy grace to come in , and will break the first shock , which the choleric blood gives to the heart , which raifeth the combuftion and then then a thousand to one it comes to nothing , [ 285 1.
... give leisure to thy reafon , and to thy grace to come in , and will break the first shock , which the choleric blood gives to the heart , which raifeth the combuftion and then then a thousand to one it comes to nothing , [ 285 1.
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