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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... praise the good , and pity the bad . 126 Make the best of a bad bargain . 127 Beware of had I wift . 128 Study sickness in health , and old age in youth . 129 So refpect others as never to neglect thyself . 130 Do thy utmost to rid ...
... praise the good , and pity the bad . 126 Make the best of a bad bargain . 127 Beware of had I wift . 128 Study sickness in health , and old age in youth . 129 So refpect others as never to neglect thyself . 130 Do thy utmost to rid ...
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... praise thee , yet remember to be thy own judge . 281 If thou wilt not be counfelled , thou canst not be helped . 282 Let not thy will roar , when thy power can but whisper . 283 If thou putteft on the public gown , put off the private ...
... praise thee , yet remember to be thy own judge . 281 If thou wilt not be counfelled , thou canst not be helped . 282 Let not thy will roar , when thy power can but whisper . 283 If thou putteft on the public gown , put off the private ...
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... praise when thou writeft a letter , than when thou speakest in presence . 530 Never make question of speaking , when thou haft any thing to offer that is better than filence . 531 Give not thy enemy despair ; for it is a wea- pon more ...
... praise when thou writeft a letter , than when thou speakest in presence . 530 Never make question of speaking , when thou haft any thing to offer that is better than filence . 531 Give not thy enemy despair ; for it is a wea- pon more ...
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