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...it, except, perhaps in this chapter. the the open campaign, to retreat and entrench hirnfelf, to flop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges againft fo...numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much bufinefs muft either make himfelf a knave, or elfe the world will make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...campaign, to retreat and entrench himfelf, to flop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges again ft fo numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much biriinefs tnuft either make himfelf a knave, or elfe the world will make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...retreat and "intrench himfelf, to ftop up all avenues, &nd draw up all bridges againft fo numerpus an enemy, . .. : , The truth of it is, that a man in much bufinefs muft either make himfelf a knave* Or elfe the world will 'make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...not to venture his pcrfon any longer in the open campaign, to retreat and entrench Irrncli liimfelf, to ftop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges againft...numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much bufinefs mud either make himfelf a knave, orelfe the world will make him a fool ; and if the injury...

...campaign, to retreat and entrench himself, to stop up all avenues, and draw np all bridges, against so numerous an enemy. • The truth of it is, that a man in much business must either make himself a knave, or else the world will make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...campaign, to retreat and entrench himself, to stop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges, against so numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much business must either make himself a knave, or else the world will make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...to retreat and entrench himself, to stop up all avenues, m. vn. and draw up all bridges against so numerous an . enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much business must cither make himself a knave, or else the world will make him a fool : and, if the injury...

...campaign, to retreat and entrench himself, to stop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges against so numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much business must either make himself a knave, or else the world will make him a fool ; and if the injury...

...campaign, to retreat and entrench himself, to stop up all avenues, and draw up all bridges, against so numerous an enemy. The truth of it is, that a man in much business must either make himself a knave, or else the world will make him a fool: and, if the injury...