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Sinopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1799. Excerpt: ... and a model to every other, Zech. vii. 9, Sec. Ex. xxii. 2 1. Job. xxxi. 21. God cannot suffer an eternal blemish in his work; and therefore light with goodness, must triumph over infernal darkness. R. Make no friendship with a quick angry 24 man, and with a furious resentive man, thou shalt not often go even for commerci; lest thou 25 learn from example his rash hazardous ways, and get, in time, a fatal snare to thy soul. Friendship. A necessary engagement to the comfort os life, requires both delicacy of choice and future behaviour. Those who are apt to take offence, must be jealous, proud, domineering. Exchange-of sentiments and hearts prove more and more endearing. Be not thou one of them that hastily strike 26 hands of agreement for life, or of them that are similarly rash sureties for debts. Engagements and suretyship. A necessary duty binds all who are able; but in different cafes we are bound to deliberate much, chap. vi. 1.--xi. 15. Engage not for more than can be paid with justice. If thou hast nothing of money sufficient to 27 pay for failing of a principal, why lhould he who is creditor have it in his power to take away thy very bed from under thee? Suretyship. Easy tempers have much to feat amongst the necessitous and artful. To become liable to suffer from law and strict justice is an alarming state. Hard lying and painful reflections are not easily supported. Remove not, with thy knowledge, the an-28 cient dividing land-mark, which thy fore-hthers have set to determine property. Injustice. Fraudulent encroachments are the most criminal, Deut. xix. 14.--xxvii. 17. To vitiate writs 1s a guilt of like kind-Every one ought to enjoy what is their own in peace. 29 Seest thou a man that is diligent in hispr per business? he (hall stand before king...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1799. Excerpt: ... and a model to every other, Zech. vii. 9, Sec. Ex. xxii. 2 1. Job. xxxi. 21. God cannot suffer an eternal blemish in his work; and therefore light with goodness, must triumph over infernal darkness. R. Make no friendship with a quick angry 24 man, and with a furious resentive man, thou shalt not often go even for commerci; lest thou 25 learn from example his rash hazardous ways, and get, in time, a fatal snare to thy soul. Friendship. A necessary engagement to the comfort os life, requires both delicacy of choice and future behaviour. Those who are apt to take offence, must be jealous, proud, domineering. Exchange-of sentiments and hearts prove more and more endearing. Be not thou one of them that hastily strike 26 hands of agreement for life, or of them that are similarly rash sureties for debts. Engagements and suretyship. A necessary duty binds all who are able; but in different cafes we are bound to deliberate much, chap. vi. 1.--xi. 15. Engage not for more than can be paid with justice. If thou hast nothing of money sufficient to 27 pay for failing of a principal, why lhould he who is creditor have it in his power to take away thy very bed from under thee? Suretyship. Easy tempers have much to feat amongst the necessitous and artful. To become liable to suffer from law and strict justice is an alarming state. Hard lying and painful reflections are not easily supported. Remove not, with thy knowledge, the an-28 cient dividing land-mark, which thy fore-hthers have set to determine property. Injustice. Fraudulent encroachments are the most criminal, Deut. xix. 14.--xxvii. 17. To vitiate writs 1s a guilt of like kind-Every one ought to enjoy what is their own in peace. 29 Seest thou a man that is diligent in hispr per business? he (hall stand before king...
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