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 may'st have thy wish for the pre- fent , yet perhaps thou wilt be a lofer afterwards . 722 Beware what thou afkeft , and beware what thou denieft ; for if discretion guide thee not , there is a great deal of danger in both . 723 ...
... thou may'st have thy wish for the pre- fent , yet perhaps thou wilt be a lofer afterwards . 722 Beware what thou afkeft , and beware what thou denieft ; for if discretion guide thee not , there is a great deal of danger in both . 723 ...
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... thou wilt not be even with thy adversary ; but by the first thou art above him . 963 All that thou canft do is - To ... may'st be likely to repent of in adverfity , or when the light humour is over . Ever- more think of what is to come . 967 ...
... thou wilt not be even with thy adversary ; but by the first thou art above him . 963 All that thou canft do is - To ... may'st be likely to repent of in adverfity , or when the light humour is over . Ever- more think of what is to come . 967 ...
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... thou may'st have gotten ill habits , forms of words , pof- tures , geftures , & c . This may'ft thou learn , when others make jefts upon thee . Thou may'st also get a friend to inform thee what he hath taken no- tice of in thee . 1308 ...
... thou may'st have gotten ill habits , forms of words , pof- tures , geftures , & c . This may'ft thou learn , when others make jefts upon thee . Thou may'st also get a friend to inform thee what he hath taken no- tice of in thee . 1308 ...
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