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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... lose . 523 Contradict not to vex others ; that fhews an ill temper , and provokes moft perfons , but profits nobody . 524 Permit not thyfelf to go beyond , or defraud thy brother in any matter ; for the Lord is the avenger of all fuch ...
... lose . 523 Contradict not to vex others ; that fhews an ill temper , and provokes moft perfons , but profits nobody . 524 Permit not thyfelf to go beyond , or defraud thy brother in any matter ; for the Lord is the avenger of all fuch ...
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... lose fomething of their superiority . 1721 Tomake a man tell some private grievance , pretend the like uneafiness , and seem fick of the fame disease . For those that are like , will com- municate most freely one to another . 2 ...
... lose fomething of their superiority . 1721 Tomake a man tell some private grievance , pretend the like uneafiness , and seem fick of the fame disease . For those that are like , will com- municate most freely one to another . 2 ...
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... lose thy friend , and get off with the credit of being an ungrateful wretch . 1729 If thou art in company , and either the perfons , or the fubject of discourse be not pleasing to thee ; or if paffions seem to rife ; or if thou thinkeft ...
... lose thy friend , and get off with the credit of being an ungrateful wretch . 1729 If thou art in company , and either the perfons , or the fubject of discourse be not pleasing to thee ; or if paffions seem to rife ; or if thou thinkeft ...
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