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 , left thou raisest an expectation thou canst not answer ; and fo lose thy credit , as soon as thou hast found it . 650 If thou wouldest be agreeable in any com- pany , banish all diftruft , and be confident thou art already fo ...
... thou art , left thou raisest an expectation thou canst not answer ; and fo lose thy credit , as soon as thou hast found it . 650 If thou wouldest be agreeable in any com- pany , banish all diftruft , and be confident thou art already fo ...
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... thou art ignorant , be not ashamed to ask questions . Ignorance is a fhameful infirmity ; and when justified , is ... hast to do with him ; but be as cautious in dealing with him , as if he were a knave . 826 Hold the reins of thy paffions ...
... thou art ignorant , be not ashamed to ask questions . Ignorance is a fhameful infirmity ; and when justified , is ... hast to do with him ; but be as cautious in dealing with him , as if he were a knave . 826 Hold the reins of thy paffions ...
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... thou relateft of thy own knowledge , that thou may'st get an undoubted and fettled reputation of veracity ; and thou ... hast lost thy liberty and property ; for thou canst not after- wards , when thou hast a mind to it , with - hold or ...
... thou relateft of thy own knowledge , that thou may'st get an undoubted and fettled reputation of veracity ; and thou ... hast lost thy liberty and property ; for thou canst not after- wards , when thou hast a mind to it , with - hold or ...
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