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Sivu 218
If wise men never erred , it would go hard with the fool . Great virtue seldom
descends . One wise ( in marriage ) and two happy . Almsgiving never made any
man poor , nor robbery rich , nor prosperity wise . A fool and his money are soon
...
If wise men never erred , it would go hard with the fool . Great virtue seldom
descends . One wise ( in marriage ) and two happy . Almsgiving never made any
man poor , nor robbery rich , nor prosperity wise . A fool and his money are soon
...
Sivu 219
A man may be great by chance ; but never wise , or good , without taking pains
for it . Success makes a fool seem wise . What fools say doth not much trouble
wise men . Money is a good servant , but an ill master . Pleasure gives law to
fools ...
A man may be great by chance ; but never wise , or good , without taking pains
for it . Success makes a fool seem wise . What fools say doth not much trouble
wise men . Money is a good servant , but an ill master . Pleasure gives law to
fools ...
Sivu 276
A wise man is like a supporting hand . He who has attained learniug by free self -
appli . cation , excels other philosophers . Continue always in learning , though
thou should . est do it at a great expense . Enjoy always the company of wise ...
A wise man is like a supporting hand . He who has attained learniug by free self -
appli . cation , excels other philosophers . Continue always in learning , though
thou should . est do it at a great expense . Enjoy always the company of wise ...
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actions affections appear beauty better body called character comes common consider conversation danger death desire doth duty enemy equally evil face fair father fear follow folly fool fortune give greatest half hand happiness hath head hear heart honour hope human keep kind king knowledge labour laws learning least leave less liberty live look man's manner master means mind mother nature necessary never object observed once pain pass passions peace perhaps persons play pleasing pleasure poor present Providence reason rich sense serve speak spirit suffer tell thee thing thou thought tion true truth turn vice virtue whole wife wisdom wise women worth writing young youth