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...cuftom, of the world requires to be received with appearance of regard. IF we wiJl have the kindness of others, we muft endure their follies : He, who...Confulter, who afks advice which he never takes ; to the Boaftcr, who blufters only to be praifed ; to the Complainer, who whines only to be pitied ; to the...

...the evening to noon, while a thoufand objects are forced upon his attention, which he rejects as /aft as they are offered, but which the cuftom of the world...which he never takes ; to the Boafter, who blufters anly to be praifed ; to the Gomplainer, who whines only to be pitied ; to the Proje&or, whofe happinefs...

...of others muft endure their follies. .v , He who cannot perfuade himfcl'f to withdraw from iociety, muft be content to pay a tribute of his time to a...the loiterer who makes appointments which he never can keep; to the confultor who. afks advice which he never takes; to the piandoti con qualche pqffattmpo....

...neglected, without any remorfe of eonfcience, or reproach from reafon. Ditto, ditto, ji, 26i. If we would have the kindnefs of others, we muft endure their...the loiterer, who makes appointments which he never keeps—to the confulter, who afks advice which he never takes—to the boafter, who blufters only...

...to fpeak will require him to hear ; and he that wants to hear will expect him to fpeak. Hour pafies after hour, the noon fucceeds to morning, and the...boafter, who blufters only to be praifed ; to the complainer, who whines only to be pitied ; to the projector, whofe happinefs is to entertain his friends...

...their follies. He, who cannot perf'uade himfelf to withdraw from fociety, mnft be content to pay » tribute of his time to a multitude of tyrants; to the loiterer, who makes appointments which he nrver keeps; to ibe confulter, who afks advice which he never takes; to the boaiter, who blufteri only...

...to withdraw from fociety, muft be content to pay a tribute of his time to a multitude of ty* rants; to the loiterer, who makes appointments which he never keeps; to the confulter, who afks advice whieh he never takes ; to the boafter, who blufters only to be praifed; to the complainer, who whines...

...others, we muft Endure therr foTTres. He who cannot perfuade himfelf to withdraw from fociety, mulr be content to pay a tribute of his time to a multitude of tyrants : — to the loiterer, vi ho makes appointments he never keeps — to the confnlter, who alks advice which he never takes—...

...the evening to noon, while a thoufand objects are forced upon his attention, which he rejects as fad as they are offered, but which the cuftom of the world...the boafter, who blufters only to be praifed; to the complainer, who whines only to be pitied; to the projector, whofe happinefs is to entertain his friends...