Useful Reflections on Several Subjects: Suited to the Present Times: Each Chapter Beginning with a Diverting Fable; to which is Added a Proper Moral: with Curious Observations from the Best Histories. Done Into English, from a French Manuscript, by P. B. Du-Boisauthor, and are to be sold, 1723 - 265 pages |
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... Court is the likelieft Place to meet with it . CHAP . XVII . 131 That good Masters ought to acknowledge the good Offices of their old Servants . 1 CHAP . XVIII . 138 That we cannot , without Balenefs , forfake a Friend in his Adverfity ...
... Court is the likelieft Place to meet with it . CHAP . XVII . 131 That good Masters ought to acknowledge the good Offices of their old Servants . 1 CHAP . XVIII . 138 That we cannot , without Balenefs , forfake a Friend in his Adverfity ...
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... Courts of Princes , who have liv'd in the conftant Practice of Virtue ; What Condition can be exempted from it ? Let us then justly conclude , that the Rich and Poor , Healthy and Sick , Young and Old , Men and Wo- men , Masters and ...
... Courts of Princes , who have liv'd in the conftant Practice of Virtue ; What Condition can be exempted from it ? Let us then justly conclude , that the Rich and Poor , Healthy and Sick , Young and Old , Men and Wo- men , Masters and ...
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... Court , to pay their formal Complements , and congratulate her at the Arrival of her Son - and - Heir : A Mule , that had not been very forward to make his Visit , came fome Days after to pay his Complement ; but the Lioneß was fo buify ...
... Court , to pay their formal Complements , and congratulate her at the Arrival of her Son - and - Heir : A Mule , that had not been very forward to make his Visit , came fome Days after to pay his Complement ; but the Lioneß was fo buify ...
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... Court , holding a golden Scepter in his Hand like Herod , or turn his whole Body at once , as the Emperor Conftantius ; left he should lofe any Thing of his Gravity , it concerns him more than his Subjects , fometimes to put off that ...
... Court , holding a golden Scepter in his Hand like Herod , or turn his whole Body at once , as the Emperor Conftantius ; left he should lofe any Thing of his Gravity , it concerns him more than his Subjects , fometimes to put off that ...
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... Court , Guards , and his own Perfon . From that time all his Thoughts were to open himself a Way to the Throne , by gain- ing the Love of the People , and getting rid of his Master , and in order to effect his Defign , he bought a vaft ...
... Court , Guards , and his own Perfon . From that time all his Thoughts were to open himself a Way to the Throne , by gain- ing the Love of the People , and getting rid of his Master , and in order to effect his Defign , he bought a vaft ...
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Affiftance againſt alfo amongſt Anaxagoras Anſwer Army bafe becauſe beſt Cafe caft Cauſe CHAP Confequence confiderable Courage Court Crown Death Defign Defire Difcourfe Diſorder Emperor Enemy expofed Fable fafely faid fame Father Favour Favourite feem feem'd felf felves fent ferve feve feveral fhall fhew fhort fhould fince firft firſt fome fomething foon fooner Fortune Friends Friendship ftill fuch fudden fuffer fufficient fupport Generofity give greateſt happen'd himſelf Honour Horfe Houſe Humour Inftance Intereft juft Juftice King King's laft laſt leaft leaſt lefs Lives Lofs Mafter Majefty Meaſure Mind Minifter Misfortunes moft moſt muft muſt neceffary Neceffity never noble Number obferv'd obliged Occafion order'd Paffion Perfon Pleaſure Power prefent Prince prov'd Prudence publick Puniſhment Rabbets Reaſon receiv'd refolv'd Refpect reprefented Sejanus ſhe Spencer thefe themſelves theſe Thing thofe thoſe thou thought Thouſand took uſe Virtue whilft whofe young
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