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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... himself . 494 Accuse not one that is not present to answer for himself it is a poor , fneaking , cowardly , base trick . 495 Be refolute in this : -Do well for the love of virtue , and not for the fear of an evil report . 496 Endeavour ...
... himself . 494 Accuse not one that is not present to answer for himself it is a poor , fneaking , cowardly , base trick . 495 Be refolute in this : -Do well for the love of virtue , and not for the fear of an evil report . 496 Endeavour ...
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... himself great by his haughti- nefs and contemptuous part , that he is usually punished with neglect for it . And that disdain with which he treats others , is returned more juftly upon himself . 1593 Use not over much ceremony and cring ...
... himself great by his haughti- nefs and contemptuous part , that he is usually punished with neglect for it . And that disdain with which he treats others , is returned more juftly upon himself . 1593 Use not over much ceremony and cring ...
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... himself , and compare the commendations and discommendations he heareth given to others , and confequently he imagines himself concerned there- in , though they are not purposely and particularly directed to him . 1713 Keep not thy ...
... himself , and compare the commendations and discommendations he heareth given to others , and confequently he imagines himself concerned there- in , though they are not purposely and particularly directed to him . 1713 Keep not thy ...
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