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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... these three rules : - I , If any will do his bufinefs with fair words , I would not have him chid into it ; 2 , I would never blame him for incidents , fuch as might befal my- felf , or any one else ; 3 , Nor ever should I find fault ...
... these three rules : - I , If any will do his bufinefs with fair words , I would not have him chid into it ; 2 , I would never blame him for incidents , fuch as might befal my- felf , or any one else ; 3 , Nor ever should I find fault ...
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... these too , we must con- tent ourselves with our own eftate . All the which , rightly performed , we fhall easily attain to joy and fweet content . 1563 Think frequently of thy latter end . There must come a fad day . ' Tis a great and ...
... these too , we must con- tent ourselves with our own eftate . All the which , rightly performed , we fhall easily attain to joy and fweet content . 1563 Think frequently of thy latter end . There must come a fad day . ' Tis a great and ...
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... these be always carried about with thee , and frequently read over , so shalt thou have their contents in thy head as well as in thy pocket , and shalt forget and lofe nothing that is worth keeping . Each of these books ought to be ...
... these be always carried about with thee , and frequently read over , so shalt thou have their contents in thy head as well as in thy pocket , and shalt forget and lofe nothing that is worth keeping . Each of these books ought to be ...
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