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Sivu 39
A famous modern philosopher accounts for . it in the following manner : All
colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the animal spirits
which are employed in sight ; on the contrary , those that are more obscure do not
give the ...
A famous modern philosopher accounts for . it in the following manner : All
colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the animal spirits
which are employed in sight ; on the contrary , those that are more obscure do not
give the ...
Sivu 155
And now to conclude , “ Experience keeps a dear school , but fools will learn in
no other , " as Poor Richard says , and scarce in that : for it is true , " We may give
advice , but we cannot give conduct . ” However , remember this , “ They that will
...
And now to conclude , “ Experience keeps a dear school , but fools will learn in
no other , " as Poor Richard says , and scarce in that : for it is true , " We may give
advice , but we cannot give conduct . ” However , remember this , “ They that will
...
Sivu 228
Be slow to give advice , ready to do any service . Both anger and haste hinder
good counsel . Give neither counsel nor salt till you are asked for it . The fool
never thinks higher than the top of his house . A courtier is a slave in a golden
chain .
Be slow to give advice , ready to do any service . Both anger and haste hinder
good counsel . Give neither counsel nor salt till you are asked for it . The fool
never thinks higher than the top of his house . A courtier is a slave in a golden
chain .
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