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... all of Managing your Hufband. Never to deceive or impofe on his Undernor give him TJreafinefs, (as fomedo very to try his Temper} but treac him always, before-hand, with Sincerity, &nd afterwards, with Affe£tion and RefpeCt. Be not over fanguine before ...
... your «' eefs modefty forbids you to produce either the proofs, nr vourfelf, I w' excufc it. Take couiage, I have not tile temper of Tiberius, any more than the rank or uower You, indeed, are a tyrant of anothei foi t, and vour political bed of torture ...
... and of 104. againft three the Chamber of Nuncios. It is faid that General Branicky, being a Man of an arbitrary and tious Temper, had formed a very dangerous Party which now will have little or 110 Effeft. Letters from Dantzic mention an Army being alfembled ...
... i - alMmifcmriir, If any Young LADY, of a good Character and reputable Family, got eace'ed- ,ng *5 Years of Age, oi a good Temper and ?? (who hat ■ real Fortune ofabout Four Thouiind Pounde) has an Inclination tv enter mto tht Matrimonial State with a ...
... crime. Employed in praiiing his creator, his tongue is never excrcifed about trifles. Having no caufe to melancholy, or out of temper, he lees nothing that can difpleale him. Engaged in the converfe of the wife and learned men antiquity, he finds himfelf happily ...
... for us and the Spaniards, 6 Condition to which we weie both reduced, that we had not a Frederick to deal with, whofe rigid Temper might have made long repent the Wantonnefs with which France and Spain took Arms. Private Letters from Holland advife, that ...
... On the Four Cardinal Virtues PRUDPNCT, Temperance, Jt»|?nV nnd For- titude, are called the four Cardina\Virtiics 5 but how they acquired that NanwS* not fb tttfily accounted fo. . >. j/ Nothmc can properly be called %\ntQ*f, but what is owing to (or ...
... former Numbers may be had. A COO K-M A I D, Not exceeding 40 Years of Age •, Well Rrcom ...
... Spenr_g, in Bath. l-_tam.tr, A COOK-MAID, Not exceeding 40 Ye.tr_ vi Age-, Well Recommended for her Honefty, Sobriety, good Temper, anda Capacity in her Bunr.ei's. $3* Such a One m-tyhear of an eafy PI -ec, by en- quiring of Mr. William La.iochi, Wool- ...
... **ptr.t t , : L tSanrco. A COOK-MAID, Not exceeding 40 Years cf Ages Well Rfconvfiendrd for h-.- Honefty, Sobriety, good Temper, and a Capacity in her Bulirvefs. tcy Stii-ha One may heir of an eafv Phee.bv en- quiring el Mr. William L.uochc, Wool- ...
... Vivacity. He was initiated into half a Dozen Clubs before he was Twenty-one; and fo im- proved in them his natural Gaiety of Temper, that you might fiequently trace him to his Lodg- ings by a Range of broken Windows, and other the like Monuments of Wit and ...
... Point on which it turns, fhould be the firft Endeavour of any who aim at excelling in thit Way ; a Command of Word* and of Temper muft be added, and along with tbefe fuch an Appearance of Impartiality, as may remove all Sufpicion of any other Dcfign than ...