Proverbial Philosophy: The First and Second Series
Philosophy
Proverbial Philosophy: The First and Second Series
Proverbs
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Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_).
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[Illustration: Proverbial Philosophy]
PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
(THE FIRST AND SECOND SERIES.)
by
MARTIN F. TUPPER, M.A., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
Of Christchurch, Oxford.
Illustrated.
A New Edition.
[Illustration]
London:
Edward Moxon & Co., Dover Street.
1867.
London:
Bradbury, Evans, and Co., Printers, Whitefriars.
CONTENTS.
_FIRST SERIES._
PAGE
PREFATORY 1
THE WORDS OF WISDOM 4
OF TRUTH IN THINGS FALSE 8
OF ANTICIPATION 12
OF HIDDEN USES 14
OF COMPENSATION 21
OF INDIRECT INFLUENCES 27
OF MEMORY 33
THE DREAM OF AMBITION 38
OF SUBJECTION 41
OF REST 51
OF HUMILITY 55
OF PRIDE 59
OF EXPERIENCE 62
OF ESTIMATING CHARACTER 65
OF HATRED AND ANGER 74
OF GOOD IN THINGS EVIL 76
OF PRAYER 81
THE LORD'S PRAYER 86
OF DISCRETION 88
OF TRIFLES 92
OF RECREATION 95
THE TRAIN OF RELIGION 100
OF A TRINITY 103
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