The Essays Or Counsels, Civil and MoralPeter Pauper Press, 1940 - Всего страниц: 228 |
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... counsel is stability . Things will have their first , or second agitation : if they be not tossed upon the arguments of counsel , they will be tossed upon the waves of fortune ; and be full of inconstancy , doing and undoing , like the ...
... counsel is stability . Things will have their first , or second agitation : if they be not tossed upon the arguments of counsel , they will be tossed upon the waves of fortune ; and be full of inconstancy , doing and undoing , like the ...
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... counsel from a friend . Heraclitus saith well in one of his enigmas , Dry light is ever the best . And certain it is , that the light that a man receiveth by counsel from another , is drier and purer , than that which cometh from his ...
... counsel from a friend . Heraclitus saith well in one of his enigmas , Dry light is ever the best . And certain it is , that the light that a man receiveth by counsel from another , is drier and purer , than that which cometh from his ...
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... counsel , but it shall be by pieces ; asking counsel in one business , of one man , and in another business , of another man ; it is well ( that is to say , better , per- haps , than if he asked none at all ) ; but he runneth two ...
... counsel , but it shall be by pieces ; asking counsel in one business , of one man , and in another business , of another man ; it is well ( that is to say , better , per- haps , than if he asked none at all ) ; but he runneth two ...
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