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... commonly as disadvan- tageable as interest . Besides , he that clears at once will relapse ; for , finding himself out of straits he will revert to his customs : but he that cleareth by degrees induceth a habit of frugality , and ...
... commonly as disadvan- tageable as interest . Besides , he that clears at once will relapse ; for , finding himself out of straits he will revert to his customs : but he that cleareth by degrees induceth a habit of frugality , and ...
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... , or heard by pieces . To deal in person is good when a man's face breedeth regard , as commonly with inferiors ; or in tender cases , where a man's eye upon the countenance of him , with whom he speaketh , may give him 222 Negociating.
... , or heard by pieces . To deal in person is good when a man's face breedeth regard , as commonly with inferiors ; or in tender cases , where a man's eye upon the countenance of him , with whom he speaketh , may give him 222 Negociating.
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... commonly en- sueth that ill intelligence that we many times . see between great personages . Likewise glo- rious followers , who make themselves as trum- pets of the commendation of those they follow , are full of inconvenience ; for ...
... commonly en- sueth that ill intelligence that we many times . see between great personages . Likewise glo- rious followers , who make themselves as trum- pets of the commendation of those they follow , are full of inconvenience ; for ...
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... commonly much talked of , but in- wardly little admired : and some , contrariwise , darken their virtue in the shew of it ; so as they be undervalued in opinion . If a man perform that which hath not been attempted before , or attempted ...
... commonly much talked of , but in- wardly little admired : and some , contrariwise , darken their virtue in the shew of it ; so as they be undervalued in opinion . If a man perform that which hath not been attempted before , or attempted ...
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... commonly will not marry or generate except they know means to live , ( as it is almost every where at this day , except Tartary , ) there is no danger of inundations of people : but when there be great shoals of people , which go on to ...
... commonly will not marry or generate except they know means to live , ( as it is almost every where at this day , except Tartary , ) there is no danger of inundations of people : but when there be great shoals of people , which go on to ...
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