The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 51
... Estate . To which purpose serveth the Opening , and well Balancing of Trade ; the Cherishing of Manufactures ; the Banishing of Idleness ; the Repreffing of Waste and Excess by Sumptuary Laws ; the Improvement and Huf- banding of the ...
... Estate . To which purpose serveth the Opening , and well Balancing of Trade ; the Cherishing of Manufactures ; the Banishing of Idleness ; the Repreffing of Waste and Excess by Sumptuary Laws ; the Improvement and Huf- banding of the ...
الصفحة 101
... Estate at all , had need both choose well those whom he employeth , and change them often : For New are more timorous , and less fubtile . He that can look into his Estate but sel- dom , it behoveth him to turn all to certainties . A ...
... Estate at all , had need both choose well those whom he employeth , and change them often : For New are more timorous , and less fubtile . He that can look into his Estate but sel- dom , it behoveth him to turn all to certainties . A ...
الصفحة 105
... Estate or Prince doth reft upon them ; He may spread his Feathers for a time , but he will mew them foon after . The Bleffing of Judah and Issachar will never meet ; That the fame People or Nation , should be both the Lion's Whelp , and ...
... Estate or Prince doth reft upon them ; He may spread his Feathers for a time , but he will mew them foon after . The Bleffing of Judah and Issachar will never meet ; That the fame People or Nation , should be both the Lion's Whelp , and ...
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