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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... themselves friends . 92 Entertain no thoughts that blush in words . 93 Keep thy heart close , and thy countenance open . 94 Tell a friend his faults , but do not blaze them . 95 Word it with none : foolish heats may be kindled . 96 Love ...
... themselves friends . 92 Entertain no thoughts that blush in words . 93 Keep thy heart close , and thy countenance open . 94 Tell a friend his faults , but do not blaze them . 95 Word it with none : foolish heats may be kindled . 96 Love ...
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... themselves , and that not too often neither , are difliked in good and fenfible company ; because they shew affectation and pert- ness , and keep out . useful discourse , and turn all into boyish sporting , and nauseous ridicule . 1590 ...
... themselves , and that not too often neither , are difliked in good and fenfible company ; because they shew affectation and pert- ness , and keep out . useful discourse , and turn all into boyish sporting , and nauseous ridicule . 1590 ...
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... themselves , and the verse by themselves . If thou lookeft over the quotations to be found in authors , thou wilt there meet with abun- abundance of fine things ready picked up to thy hand [ 277 ]
... themselves , and the verse by themselves . If thou lookeft over the quotations to be found in authors , thou wilt there meet with abun- abundance of fine things ready picked up to thy hand [ 277 ]
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