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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... thou art in favour with fortune ; and thou wilt find the ef- fects of it in time of adverfity . 776 Strive not with contentious words . It is better to turn thy eye from what difliketh thee ; and leave every one to his own opinion and ...
... thou art in favour with fortune ; and thou wilt find the ef- fects of it in time of adverfity . 776 Strive not with contentious words . It is better to turn thy eye from what difliketh thee ; and leave every one to his own opinion and ...
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... thy eyes upon thyself , to see in what condition thou art . Whatever concerns another , relates to thee thus much , that the accident that has befallen him , gives thee caution , and rouzes thee to turn thy defence that way . 1494 ...
... thy eyes upon thyself , to see in what condition thou art . Whatever concerns another , relates to thee thus much , that the accident that has befallen him , gives thee caution , and rouzes thee to turn thy defence that way . 1494 ...
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... thou art conceited , and loveft to inter- meddle with other men's business . " .. 1637 If thou would'ft receive , ' tis required at least that thou should'st afk : if thou scorneft to afk , it implies thou wouldest take it as a debt ...
... thou art conceited , and loveft to inter- meddle with other men's business . " .. 1637 If thou would'ft receive , ' tis required at least that thou should'st afk : if thou scorneft to afk , it implies thou wouldest take it as a debt ...
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