 | Louis Chambaud - 1795 - 288 páginas
...me * nothing but what is juft, | there is no occafion | forprefents; and if he lias other defigns, let him know that he is not rich enough to bribe me, Few things are neceffary to make the •wife man happy : nothing can make a fool content. Nothing |... | |
 | Louis Chambaud - 1799 - 284 páginas
...me * nothing but what is juft, j there is no occafion | for prefents ; and if he has other defigns, let him know that he is not rich enough to bribe me. Few things are neceffary to make the wife man happy : nothing can make a fool content. Nothing | is... | |
 | Louis Chambaud - 1815 - 288 páginas
...: If he desires of me * nothing but what is just, | there is no occasion | for presents ; and if he has other designs, let him know that he is not rich enough to bribe me. Few things are necessary to make the wise man happy : nothing can make a fool content. Nothing | is... | |
 | Benjamin Frere - 1832 - 242 páginas
...— " IF THE KING ASKS OF ME NOTHING BUT WHAT IS JUST, THERE IS NO OCCASION FOR PRESENTS : IF HE HAVE OTHER DESIGNS, LET HIM KNOW THAT HE IS NOT RICH ENOUGH TO BRIBE ME." ON leaving the Manager's dwelling and on tlie street door closing on me, 1 felt as though every other... | |
 | G. Cambier - 1851 - 342 páginas
...demander of me but (what is) just, (there is no occasion) for presents ; and * que de ilnefautpas de if he has other designs, let him know that he is not rich enough savoir subj. 1 to bribe me." Francis the First erected Vendome into a dukedom. pour = 9ois iriger en... | |
 | George Walter De Lisle - 1872 - 280 páginas
...it. If he desires nothing of me but what is (que de) just, there is no need of presents ; and if he has other designs, let him know that he is not rich enough to bribe me. Where is your library ? show it to us. If they want money, let them come with me to my office ; I will... | |
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... other defigns, let him know that he is not rich enough to bribe me. Few things are neceffary to make the wife man happy : nothing can make a fool content. Nothing | is fo much conducive | to the happinefs of life, as to know things as they are. That... 