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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... not re- medy with prudence . 357 If thou contendeft with fools , thou❜lt be in the fame parallel . 358 Suppofe all the auditors enemies , when thou difpraisest any . 359 Let 359 Let not ceremony , or civility , at any [ 22 ]
... not re- medy with prudence . 357 If thou contendeft with fools , thou❜lt be in the fame parallel . 358 Suppofe all the auditors enemies , when thou difpraisest any . 359 Let 359 Let not ceremony , or civility , at any [ 22 ]
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... prudence . 376 Be ready to hear counsel : quick to con- trive , but flow to propose . 377 Nothing but truth before the face : nothing but good behind the back . 378 If thou art a master , be fometimes blind ; if a fervant , fometimes ...
... prudence . 376 Be ready to hear counsel : quick to con- trive , but flow to propose . 377 Nothing but truth before the face : nothing but good behind the back . 378 If thou art a master , be fometimes blind ; if a fervant , fometimes ...
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... prudence , pursue with diligence , and support intervening acci- dents with hope and patience . 964 If at any time thou shalt be over - much pressed to do any thing haftily , be careful . Fraud and Deceit are always in hafte ...
... prudence , pursue with diligence , and support intervening acci- dents with hope and patience . 964 If at any time thou shalt be over - much pressed to do any thing haftily , be careful . Fraud and Deceit are always in hafte ...
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