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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... matter they will willingly hear thee , and give credit to thee ; and in no wife meddle with any other matter in their company . 983 Be not angry with thy fervant too long , left he think thee ill - natured ; nor too foon , left he ...
... matter they will willingly hear thee , and give credit to thee ; and in no wife meddle with any other matter in their company . 983 Be not angry with thy fervant too long , left he think thee ill - natured ; nor too foon , left he ...
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... matters . They are much in love with themselves , and difre- gard others . 1707 When thou deniest , do it as pleasantly ... matter , it will not answer his purpose . Thou canst not do it without very great difficulty and damage ; he hath ...
... matters . They are much in love with themselves , and difre- gard others . 1707 When thou deniest , do it as pleasantly ... matter , it will not answer his purpose . Thou canst not do it without very great difficulty and damage ; he hath ...
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... matter before , and wert now hammering at it , which will cause them to doubt of thy capacity . And lastly , Since every one judgeth of the reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is ...
... matter before , and wert now hammering at it , which will cause them to doubt of thy capacity . And lastly , Since every one judgeth of the reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is ...
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