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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... present time ; and without any disquiet , provide for the future . 618 If thou wouldeft not be spoke ill of , learn the art of either speaking well , or at least not ill of any . 619 Have 619 Have nothing to do with any family , though ...
... present time ; and without any disquiet , provide for the future . 618 If thou wouldeft not be spoke ill of , learn the art of either speaking well , or at least not ill of any . 619 Have 619 Have nothing to do with any family , though ...
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... presents , let them be of fuch things as will laft long ; to the end they may be in fome fort immortal , and may frequently refresh the memory of the receiver .. 1064 Do all thou canft to put thy affairs in or- der . Thy present pains ...
... presents , let them be of fuch things as will laft long ; to the end they may be in fome fort immortal , and may frequently refresh the memory of the receiver .. 1064 Do all thou canft to put thy affairs in or- der . Thy present pains ...
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... in a multitude of confused defires after a better condition , thou wilt waste the time ( which ought to be laid out in doing thy beft ) in thy present state ... 1642 If 1642 If thou doft indeed believe that thy fafety and [ 233 ]
... in a multitude of confused defires after a better condition , thou wilt waste the time ( which ought to be laid out in doing thy beft ) in thy present state ... 1642 If 1642 If thou doft indeed believe that thy fafety and [ 233 ]
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