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... meaning , that riches gotten by good means and just labour pace slowly , but when they come by the death of others ( as by the course of inheritance , testaments , and the like ) , they come tumbling upon a man : but it might be applied ...
... meaning , that riches gotten by good means and just labour pace slowly , but when they come by the death of others ( as by the course of inheritance , testaments , and the like ) , they come tumbling upon a man : but it might be applied ...
الصفحة 469
... Mean . Means . See page 201 . ' A thank . Seldom used in the singular . The fool saith I have no thank for all my good deed ; and they that eat my bread speak evil of me .'- Ecclus , xx . 16 . Second . Secondary ; inferior . • Make ...
... Mean . Means . See page 201 . ' A thank . Seldom used in the singular . The fool saith I have no thank for all my good deed ; and they that eat my bread speak evil of me .'- Ecclus , xx . 16 . Second . Secondary ; inferior . • Make ...
الصفحة 470
... means , and in some sort recompensed for his discovery . To be ignorant of the value of a suit is simplicity , as well as to be ignorant of the right thereof is want of conscience . Secrecy in suits is a great mean of obtaining ; for ...
... means , and in some sort recompensed for his discovery . To be ignorant of the value of a suit is simplicity , as well as to be ignorant of the right thereof is want of conscience . Secrecy in suits is a great mean of obtaining ; for ...
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