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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... nature , not by evil customs , and ambi- tious principles . For when we create needs that God and Nature never made , we lay in for ourselves an infinite ftock of troubles , that can never be exhausted . 1259 If thou wouldest preserve ...
... nature , not by evil customs , and ambi- tious principles . For when we create needs that God and Nature never made , we lay in for ourselves an infinite ftock of troubles , that can never be exhausted . 1259 If thou wouldest preserve ...
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... nature within thee , which is common to you both , does , by a kind of sympa- thetic motion , exult and raise up itself . 1624 Pythagoras admonishes us , not to shake hands with too many ; nor with a popular kind of eafinefs , embrace ...
... nature within thee , which is common to you both , does , by a kind of sympa- thetic motion , exult and raise up itself . 1624 Pythagoras admonishes us , not to shake hands with too many ; nor with a popular kind of eafinefs , embrace ...
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... nature and fincerity , who opposest not for the fake of contra- diction , but for the finding out and fettling of truth . Some cunning men have fet up this way of yielding , as a trap to catch to themselves kindness and friendship ...
... nature and fincerity , who opposest not for the fake of contra- diction , but for the finding out and fettling of truth . Some cunning men have fet up this way of yielding , as a trap to catch to themselves kindness and friendship ...
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