The Essays Or Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsWilliam Pickering, 1845 - 355 Seiten |
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... Men are beft Friends , beft Mafters , beft Servants ; but not always best Subjects : For they are light to run away ; and ... Men's Nurfes . So as a Man may have a Quarrel to marry , when he will . But yet , he was reputed one of 24 ESSAYS .
... Men are beft Friends , beft Mafters , beft Servants ; but not always best Subjects : For they are light to run away ; and ... Men's Nurfes . So as a Man may have a Quarrel to marry , when he will . But yet , he was reputed one of 24 ESSAYS .
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... Men . Again , it is one thing to understand Perfons , and another thing to under- ftand Matters ; for many are perfect in Men's Hu- mours , that are not greatly capable of the real Part of Bufinefs ; which is the Conftitution of one ...
... Men . Again , it is one thing to understand Perfons , and another thing to under- ftand Matters ; for many are perfect in Men's Hu- mours , that are not greatly capable of the real Part of Bufinefs ; which is the Conftitution of one ...
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... Men of a plainer Sort , that are like to do that , that is committed to them , and to report back again faithfully the Succefs ; than those , that are cunning to contrive out of other Men's Bufinefs , fomewhat to grace themselves ; and ...
... Men of a plainer Sort , that are like to do that , that is committed to them , and to report back again faithfully the Succefs ; than those , that are cunning to contrive out of other Men's Bufinefs , fomewhat to grace themselves ; and ...
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