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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... thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee , or thy ... thought - If I have but enough for myself and family , I am steward only for myself : if I have more , I am but a ...
... thoughts , purposes , temper of mind , and spirit , were upon thee , when thy afflictions were upon thee , or thy ... thought - If I have but enough for myself and family , I am steward only for myself : if I have more , I am but a ...
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... thought others had done it . 1073 If thou defireft to be a plausible and very acceptable companion , thou haft need comply ... thoughts of thyself . The confidence a man hath of his being pleasant in his demeanor , is a means whereby he ...
... thought others had done it . 1073 If thou defireft to be a plausible and very acceptable companion , thou haft need comply ... thoughts of thyself . The confidence a man hath of his being pleasant in his demeanor , is a means whereby he ...
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... thoughts be lifted up , and thou fanciest thyself to be something ; the earth , which is always prefent , will tell thee whereof thou art made , and whence thou hadst thy origin , and whither thou shalt go ; for duft we are , and to ...
... thoughts be lifted up , and thou fanciest thyself to be something ; the earth , which is always prefent , will tell thee whereof thou art made , and whence thou hadst thy origin , and whither thou shalt go ; for duft we are , and to ...
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