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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... laft to excel in the most weighty . 1000 In thy judgment and esteem of men , con- ftantly prefer the good temper of their minds , and honesty of their actions , above all the excellencies of their eloquence or knowledge . 1001 Haunt ...
... laft to excel in the most weighty . 1000 In thy judgment and esteem of men , con- ftantly prefer the good temper of their minds , and honesty of their actions , above all the excellencies of their eloquence or knowledge . 1001 Haunt ...
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... laft ; and to fearch out other men's opinions and inclinations , before thou difcovereft thy own . And this thou may'st the better do , if thou makeft fhew of a careless freedom , whilst thou keepest thyfelf close . 1183 Judge of thy ...
... laft ; and to fearch out other men's opinions and inclinations , before thou difcovereft thy own . And this thou may'st the better do , if thou makeft fhew of a careless freedom , whilst thou keepest thyfelf close . 1183 Judge of thy ...
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... laft by a ruin , which might have been prevented by a refolution maturely taken . 1610 In choofing of a friend , pick out fuch a one , to whom nothing is more in esteem than can- dour , fimplicity , and verity ; and who is not morofe ...
... laft by a ruin , which might have been prevented by a refolution maturely taken . 1610 In choofing of a friend , pick out fuch a one , to whom nothing is more in esteem than can- dour , fimplicity , and verity ; and who is not morofe ...
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