Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 76
... means always follows as to lawyers . Under what exceeding obligations is our English nation to those great men who have established , and administer the laws that fence our freedom . Then again , what would have become of many an ...
... means always follows as to lawyers . Under what exceeding obligations is our English nation to those great men who have established , and administer the laws that fence our freedom . Then again , what would have become of many an ...
Pagina 97
... a reference to the source of all perfections . " A man that hath friends must show himself friendly , And there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother . " Prov . xviii , 24 . MONEY MAXIMS . I dont mean only about making money 97.
... a reference to the source of all perfections . " A man that hath friends must show himself friendly , And there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother . " Prov . xviii , 24 . MONEY MAXIMS . I dont mean only about making money 97.
Pagina 168
... mean cottage , Than delicate fare in another man's house . Money Maxims have their mention . When a rich man speaketh , every man holdeth his tongue , If a poor man speak , they say , what fellow is this ? Pride is rebuked most forcibly ...
... mean cottage , Than delicate fare in another man's house . Money Maxims have their mention . When a rich man speaketh , every man holdeth his tongue , If a poor man speak , they say , what fellow is this ? Pride is rebuked most forcibly ...
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