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 shalt be one of the number . 304 Win a game of thy friend , and drink out the winning presently . 305 Love thy friend with all his faults : nobody hath perfection . 306 Be affured thou wilt never get thy revenge upon a great man ...
... thou shalt be one of the number . 304 Win a game of thy friend , and drink out the winning presently . 305 Love thy friend with all his faults : nobody hath perfection . 306 Be affured thou wilt never get thy revenge upon a great man ...
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... impreffion of men ; but retire within thyself , and hearken to the voice of thy in- ward , plain , and distinct reason . 981 If thou avoidest society too much , thou wilt 981 If [ 90 ] thou doft, thou wilt look pragmatical, and the ...
... impreffion of men ; but retire within thyself , and hearken to the voice of thy in- ward , plain , and distinct reason . 981 If thou avoidest society too much , thou wilt 981 If [ 90 ] thou doft, thou wilt look pragmatical, and the ...
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... wilt be no where ; but like a man that spends his life in travel , he has ... thou readeft , extract what thou likeft ; and then fingle out fome particu → lar from the reft for that ... thou doft indeed believe that thy fafety and [ 233 ]
... wilt be no where ; but like a man that spends his life in travel , he has ... thou readeft , extract what thou likeft ; and then fingle out fome particu → lar from the reft for that ... thou doft indeed believe that thy fafety and [ 233 ]
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