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Sivu 14
... things do I remember , which would have highly pleased my father , and I
omitted for no other reason but that I thought what he proposed the effect of
humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reason and good sense in it
!
... things do I remember , which would have highly pleased my father , and I
omitted for no other reason but that I thought what he proposed the effect of
humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reason and good sense in it
!
Sivu 199
Politics , as the word is commonly understood , are nothing but corruptions , and
consequently of no use to a good king , or a good ministry ; for which reason
courts are so overrun with politics . Apollo was held the god of physic , and
sender of ...
Politics , as the word is commonly understood , are nothing but corruptions , and
consequently of no use to a good king , or a good ministry ; for which reason
courts are so overrun with politics . Apollo was held the god of physic , and
sender of ...
Sivu 223
Take part with reason against thy own will or humour . Wit is a fine thing in a wise
man's hand . Speak not of my debts , except you mean to pay them . Words
instruct , but examples persuade effectually . He who lives in hopes dies a fool .
Take part with reason against thy own will or humour . Wit is a fine thing in a wise
man's hand . Speak not of my debts , except you mean to pay them . Words
instruct , but examples persuade effectually . He who lives in hopes dies a fool .
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