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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... injury . 1586 Let the morning and noon of thy life be spent in acquiring virtue , honour , knowledge , and good humour and fo in the evening thou wilt have no reason to complain of the lofs of youth , strength , and beauty . Time will ...
... injury . 1586 Let the morning and noon of thy life be spent in acquiring virtue , honour , knowledge , and good humour and fo in the evening thou wilt have no reason to complain of the lofs of youth , strength , and beauty . Time will ...
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... injury provokes a new one ; men being fo partial to themselves , that he who receives a harm by way of retaliation , never reflects on his own firft guilt , but looks on it as a naked injury , and so pursues his revenge ; which has ...
... injury provokes a new one ; men being fo partial to themselves , that he who receives a harm by way of retaliation , never reflects on his own firft guilt , but looks on it as a naked injury , and so pursues his revenge ; which has ...
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... injury , and presently the paffion fwells upon it ; when ( it may be ) upon due examination there is no fuch thing at all . Secondly Admit there be an injury , yet learn what the circumstances of it are ; though thou hast a mind to be ...
... injury , and presently the paffion fwells upon it ; when ( it may be ) upon due examination there is no fuch thing at all . Secondly Admit there be an injury , yet learn what the circumstances of it are ; though thou hast a mind to be ...
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