The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 11
... never heard to name him in his abfence , and takes care he fhail • never be the subject of any difcourfe that he has a fhare in . I hope you will propofe this lady as a pat- tern , though I am very much afraid you will be fo filly to ...
... never heard to name him in his abfence , and takes care he fhail • never be the subject of any difcourfe that he has a fhare in . I hope you will propofe this lady as a pat- tern , though I am very much afraid you will be fo filly to ...
Page 25
... never the opportunity of performing . Ano- ther reason why men cannot form a right judgment of us is , because the fame actions may be aimed at differ- ent ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a ...
... never the opportunity of performing . Ano- ther reason why men cannot form a right judgment of us is , because the fame actions may be aimed at differ- ent ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a ...
Page 131
... Never do that by proxy which you can do yourself . " Never defer that ' till to - morrow which you can do to → " Never neglect small matters and expences . " [ day . A third inftrument in growing rich , is Method in bufinefs , which as ...
... Never do that by proxy which you can do yourself . " Never defer that ' till to - morrow which you can do to → " Never neglect small matters and expences . " [ day . A third inftrument in growing rich , is Method in bufinefs , which as ...
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