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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... reasons which are his ground . But this is to be done with nice difcretion and caution : for fome who think themselves much above thee , will not greatly care to allow thy being equal to them in reason , and will dislike and scorn to ...
... reasons which are his ground . But this is to be done with nice difcretion and caution : for fome who think themselves much above thee , will not greatly care to allow thy being equal to them in reason , and will dislike and scorn to ...
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... reasons for being quiet , which will comfort thee upon all occafions . But where are they ? In thy book ; which is no more thine ... reason thou must make as fenfible as if they N 5 of [ 273 ] and force to the complaint which they would ...
... reasons for being quiet , which will comfort thee upon all occafions . But where are they ? In thy book ; which is no more thine ... reason thou must make as fenfible as if they N 5 of [ 273 ] and force to the complaint which they would ...
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... reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is almost infinitely various , and poffibly may not exactly jump with thine , perhaps thy reasons may not fatisfy the company ; and then thou not ...
... reasons given , according to the fort and measure of his particular understanding , which is almost infinitely various , and poffibly may not exactly jump with thine , perhaps thy reasons may not fatisfy the company ; and then thou not ...
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