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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... thy predictions of events . If thou wouldest appear wiser than others , thy mistakes will cause them to scorn thee . 745 When thou would'ft propose a thing to any , it may be not fo convenient to offer it bluntly thy- felf , as to lay a ...
... thy predictions of events . If thou wouldest appear wiser than others , thy mistakes will cause them to scorn thee . 745 When thou would'ft propose a thing to any , it may be not fo convenient to offer it bluntly thy- felf , as to lay a ...
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... wouldest converse profitably , thou muft endeavour to be amongst thofe , that either may be made better , or elfe may make thee better . 985 If any speak ill of thee , fly home to thy own ... thou avoidest society too much, thou ...
... wouldest converse profitably , thou muft endeavour to be amongst thofe , that either may be made better , or elfe may make thee better . 985 If any speak ill of thee , fly home to thy own ... thou avoidest society too much, thou ...
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... thy own wisdom , and upbraiding them with im- prudence in conducting their affairs , and an argu- ment that thou art conceited , and loveft to inter- meddle with other men's business . " .. 1637 If thou would'ft receive , ' tis required ...
... thy own wisdom , and upbraiding them with im- prudence in conducting their affairs , and an argu- ment that thou art conceited , and loveft to inter- meddle with other men's business . " .. 1637 If thou would'ft receive , ' tis required ...
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