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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... ( perhaps rationally ) be interpreted difefteem or undervaluing . An exceptious , peevish fellow were beft live alone . 926 In talking , hold not thy mouth so near ano- ther's face , as to bedew him with thy breath ; for all men's breath ...
... ( perhaps rationally ) be interpreted difefteem or undervaluing . An exceptious , peevish fellow were beft live alone . 926 In talking , hold not thy mouth so near ano- ther's face , as to bedew him with thy breath ; for all men's breath ...
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... perhaps he will not have confidence to deny the fuit ; but at a distance , he can write back to thee a letter , and not blush . 1472 Accustom thyself to bear even undeserved reproofs patiently , and contentedly ; and the harsh words of ...
... perhaps he will not have confidence to deny the fuit ; but at a distance , he can write back to thee a letter , and not blush . 1472 Accustom thyself to bear even undeserved reproofs patiently , and contentedly ; and the harsh words of ...
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... perhaps not humble enough to fubmit to thy judgment , will immediately oppofe thy reasons ; and if superior to thee in quality , or perhaps in voice , pretend to the advantage by authority , and ftrength of lungs , when reafon ferves ...
... perhaps not humble enough to fubmit to thy judgment , will immediately oppofe thy reasons ; and if superior to thee in quality , or perhaps in voice , pretend to the advantage by authority , and ftrength of lungs , when reafon ferves ...
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