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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... tion , in keeping thy promises ; and therefore thou fhould't be equally cautious in making them . D 4 719 Do 719 Do good principally for thy own fatisfac- tion ; [ 55 ]
... tion , in keeping thy promises ; and therefore thou fhould't be equally cautious in making them . D 4 719 Do 719 Do good principally for thy own fatisfac- tion ; [ 55 ]
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... tion or word thou dost not understand . To inter- pret up to this rigour , will make thee often mif- taken , and always upon the fret ; and is the way for thee , neither to be just to others , nor kind to thyself . 1521 Strictly obferve ...
... tion or word thou dost not understand . To inter- pret up to this rigour , will make thee often mif- taken , and always upon the fret ; and is the way for thee , neither to be just to others , nor kind to thyself . 1521 Strictly obferve ...
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... tion or measure of anger to allow . It may be , it is not so great ; or it may be , it was done by mistake it may be , it was done upon fome pro- vocation given by thee , or at least so understood , and then it is not fo malicious : and ...
... tion or measure of anger to allow . It may be , it is not so great ; or it may be , it was done by mistake it may be , it was done upon fome pro- vocation given by thee , or at least so understood , and then it is not fo malicious : and ...
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