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Sivu 10
MARRIAGE is a school and exercise of virtue ; and though marriage hath cares ,
yet the single life hath desires , which are more troublesome and more
dangerous , and often end in sin , while the cares are but instances of duty and
exercises ...
MARRIAGE is a school and exercise of virtue ; and though marriage hath cares ,
yet the single life hath desires , which are more troublesome and more
dangerous , and often end in sin , while the cares are but instances of duty and
exercises ...
Sivu 230
Give your friend a fig , and your enemy a peach , He who hath no children doth
not know what love means , He who considers the end , restrains all evil
inclinations . He who hath thongest sword is always thought to be in the right .
There lies ...
Give your friend a fig , and your enemy a peach , He who hath no children doth
not know what love means , He who considers the end , restrains all evil
inclinations . He who hath thongest sword is always thought to be in the right .
There lies ...
Sivu 231
Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from
the Most Eminent British Poets. He that hath nothing knows nothing , and he that
hath nothing is nobody . He who hath more , hath more care , still desires more ...
Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from
the Most Eminent British Poets. He that hath nothing knows nothing , and he that
hath nothing is nobody . He who hath more , hath more care , still desires more ...
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