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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... opinion , but not thyself for thy opinion . 301 If thou promifeft , delay not ; for that lofeth all thanks . 302 Never afk advice , unlefs thou meaneft to weigh it . 303 Keep 1 303 Keep good company , and thou shalt be one [ 18 ]
... opinion , but not thyself for thy opinion . 301 If thou promifeft , delay not ; for that lofeth all thanks . 302 Never afk advice , unlefs thou meaneft to weigh it . 303 Keep 1 303 Keep good company , and thou shalt be one [ 18 ]
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... opinion hath lighted the lamp of thy name , fupply it with thy own oil , left it go out . and stink . 536 In the difaftrous accidents of our lives , when our own ftrength and endeavour cannot help us , patience may . 537 Mea- 537 ...
... opinion hath lighted the lamp of thy name , fupply it with thy own oil , left it go out . and stink . 536 In the difaftrous accidents of our lives , when our own ftrength and endeavour cannot help us , patience may . 537 Mea- 537 ...
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... opinion , thou oughtest to think , that what thou canst not answer at pre- fent , thou may'ft upon further confideration ; or if thou canst not , another can . For to believe all like- lihoods that a man cannot confute , is great fimpli ...
... opinion , thou oughtest to think , that what thou canst not answer at pre- fent , thou may'ft upon further confideration ; or if thou canst not , another can . For to believe all like- lihoods that a man cannot confute , is great fimpli ...
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