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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... hath a friend , and thy friend's friend hath a friend ; therefore what thou wouldest have kept fecret , reveal not to thy friend . 706 Seek not the government of a fool : inftruc- tion will but increase his folly ; and the richer he is ...
... hath a friend , and thy friend's friend hath a friend ; therefore what thou wouldest have kept fecret , reveal not to thy friend . 706 Seek not the government of a fool : inftruc- tion will but increase his folly ; and the richer he is ...
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... hath promised pardon to thy repentance , hath not promised life till thou repenteft . 825 Suppose every man honeft , till thou hast to do with him ; but be as cautious in dealing with him , as if he were a knave . 826 Hold the reins of ...
... hath promised pardon to thy repentance , hath not promised life till thou repenteft . 825 Suppose every man honeft , till thou hast to do with him ; but be as cautious in dealing with him , as if he were a knave . 826 Hold the reins of ...
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... hath evident damage or danger in it ; or unless it is probable thy taking notice of it may prevent the like , and fecure thee for the future . 1535 Be punctual even in small matters ; as meeting a friend , reftoring a book : for failing ...
... hath evident damage or danger in it ; or unless it is probable thy taking notice of it may prevent the like , and fecure thee for the future . 1535 Be punctual even in small matters ; as meeting a friend , reftoring a book : for failing ...
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