The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 66
... keep them aloof . But this is but to try Masteries with Fortune . And let men beware , how they neglect , and fuffer Matter of Trouble , to be prepared : for no Man can forbid the Spark , nor tell whence it may come . The Difficulties ...
... keep them aloof . But this is but to try Masteries with Fortune . And let men beware , how they neglect , and fuffer Matter of Trouble , to be prepared : for no Man can forbid the Spark , nor tell whence it may come . The Difficulties ...
الصفحة 147
... keep back his Money , there will enfue presently a great Stand of Trade . The Second is , That were it not , for ... keeps us from Forfeitures of Mortgages , and Bonds . The third and laft is ; That it is a Vanity to conceive , that ...
... keep back his Money , there will enfue presently a great Stand of Trade . The Second is , That were it not , for ... keeps us from Forfeitures of Mortgages , and Bonds . The third and laft is ; That it is a Vanity to conceive , that ...
الصفحة 218
... keep a Guard , and stand upon keeping Faith and a good Conscience . II . And if Wishes might find place , I would die together , and not my Mind often , and my Body once ; that is , I would prepare for the Meffen- gers of Death ...
... keep a Guard , and stand upon keeping Faith and a good Conscience . II . And if Wishes might find place , I would die together , and not my Mind often , and my Body once ; that is , I would prepare for the Meffen- gers of Death ...
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