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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... receive thee with the fame kindness . 998 Make not war upon the hypocrites and flatterers ; thou wilt have too many enemies to en- counter ; and may'st be more affured of their hatred than of their amendment . 999. Let the exercife of ...
... receive thee with the fame kindness . 998 Make not war upon the hypocrites and flatterers ; thou wilt have too many enemies to en- counter ; and may'st be more affured of their hatred than of their amendment . 999. Let the exercife of ...
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... receive , ' tis required at least that thou should'st afk : if thou scorneft to afk , it implies thou wouldest take it as a debt , not as a bounty , and fo wilt not be thankful : if thou art afraid to afk , it implies , either thou ...
... receive , ' tis required at least that thou should'st afk : if thou scorneft to afk , it implies thou wouldest take it as a debt , not as a bounty , and fo wilt not be thankful : if thou art afraid to afk , it implies , either thou ...
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... Receive not willingly fuch benefits as thou canst not requite ; for then thou wilt owe more than thou canft pay . And though thy benefactor do not exact payment of thee in one grofs fum , yet thou must be ever and endlessly paying in ...
... Receive not willingly fuch benefits as thou canst not requite ; for then thou wilt owe more than thou canft pay . And though thy benefactor do not exact payment of thee in one grofs fum , yet thou must be ever and endlessly paying in ...
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