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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... reputation in the world , and bring thee into business and employment ; and that is the way to thrive . 1009 Recollect often what thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee ...
... reputation in the world , and bring thee into business and employment ; and that is the way to thrive . 1009 Recollect often what thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee ...
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... reputation by invectives and to laugh with fuccefs , than to put thyself into any choler without profit . Confider other men's follies , without partaking of them . In my opinion , De- mocritus was wifer than Heraclitus . 1136 When thou ...
... reputation by invectives and to laugh with fuccefs , than to put thyself into any choler without profit . Confider other men's follies , without partaking of them . In my opinion , De- mocritus was wifer than Heraclitus . 1136 When thou ...
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... reputation for honesty , wifdom , virtue , ingenuity . Thou wilt improve thyfelf by fuch , and wilt be thought to be fuch thyfelf . If thou makeft thyfelf a companion of those that are any ways fcandalous ; their faults will stick upon ...
... reputation for honesty , wifdom , virtue , ingenuity . Thou wilt improve thyfelf by fuch , and wilt be thought to be fuch thyfelf . If thou makeft thyfelf a companion of those that are any ways fcandalous ; their faults will stick upon ...
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