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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... Leave the court before that leave thee . 219 Do the likelieft , and hope the best . 220 Believe not all that say they pity thee . 221 Write with the learned , and pronounce with the vulgar . 222 Pick not mifery out of another's ...
... Leave the court before that leave thee . 219 Do the likelieft , and hope the best . 220 Believe not all that say they pity thee . 221 Write with the learned , and pronounce with the vulgar . 222 Pick not mifery out of another's ...
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... Leave not off praying to God ; for either praying will make thee leave off finning ; or con- tinuing in fin will make thee defist from praying . 743 Publish not thy good fortune ; it draws thy ill - willer to do thee a mischief : ' tis ...
... Leave not off praying to God ; for either praying will make thee leave off finning ; or con- tinuing in fin will make thee defist from praying . 743 Publish not thy good fortune ; it draws thy ill - willer to do thee a mischief : ' tis ...
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... leave ) comply with their humour : fuffer them to speak their pleasure freely ; seem to be pleased , if not with their opinion and party , yet with their elocution and ability this may probably draw them on to let fall fomething that ...
... leave ) comply with their humour : fuffer them to speak their pleasure freely ; seem to be pleased , if not with their opinion and party , yet with their elocution and ability this may probably draw them on to let fall fomething that ...
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