The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 173
... kind of Followers likewife , which are dan- gerous , being indeed Efpials ; which enquire the Secrets of the House , and bear Tales of them to others . Yet fuch Men , many times , are in great Favour ; for they are officious , and ...
... kind of Followers likewife , which are dan- gerous , being indeed Efpials ; which enquire the Secrets of the House , and bear Tales of them to others . Yet fuch Men , many times , are in great Favour ; for they are officious , and ...
الصفحة 237
... kind of Employments ; but being too Rash , and precipi- tate in feeking Countenance , and creeping into Favour , do fometimes take occafion from the fecret Beckonings , and ambiguous Commands of their Prince , to perform fome hateful ...
... kind of Employments ; but being too Rash , and precipi- tate in feeking Countenance , and creeping into Favour , do fometimes take occafion from the fecret Beckonings , and ambiguous Commands of their Prince , to perform fome hateful ...
الصفحة 289
... kind of Men that will always abide in our City , though always for- bidden . And yet notwithstanding unlawful and curious Arts of what kind foever , in tract of time , when they cannot perform what they promise , do fall from the good ...
... kind of Men that will always abide in our City , though always for- bidden . And yet notwithstanding unlawful and curious Arts of what kind foever , in tract of time , when they cannot perform what they promise , do fall from the good ...
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