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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... those before received . Thy gratitude will plead powerfully . 697 When thy actions are in danger of ill con- ftructions , give fatisfaction with expedition , before it be gone too far . 698 Employ in thy business such as have been lucky ...
... those before received . Thy gratitude will plead powerfully . 697 When thy actions are in danger of ill con- ftructions , give fatisfaction with expedition , before it be gone too far . 698 Employ in thy business such as have been lucky ...
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... those above thee but to fecure thy content , look upon those thousands with whom thou wouldeft not , for any intereft , change thy fortune and condition . 850 Make not other men , ( and those not the wifeft neither ) the judges of thy ...
... those above thee but to fecure thy content , look upon those thousands with whom thou wouldeft not , for any intereft , change thy fortune and condition . 850 Make not other men , ( and those not the wifeft neither ) the judges of thy ...
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... those . If thou really thinkest that virtue and religion are the most solid and stable treasure , then ftrive fincerely and vigorously to poffefs thyself of them . But if thou thinkeft that ease and pleasure of the body , refpect , and ...
... those . If thou really thinkest that virtue and religion are the most solid and stable treasure , then ftrive fincerely and vigorously to poffefs thyself of them . But if thou thinkeft that ease and pleasure of the body , refpect , and ...
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