 fruit of my heart and light of my eyes, preserve as a " sacred deposit the advice that I now give you. When " the decree of the Almighty shall have been fulfilled with " respect to me, and by my death you shall have become " your own master, avoid carefully...  Memoirs of a Malayan Family - Page 6by Nakhodā Mūda - 1830 - 88 pagesFull view - About this book
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...son, with his latest breath, to avoid contracting debts. " If your capital," said the prudent man, " should be insufficient for your employing it in mercantile adventures, cut timber in the woods, dispose of it, and raise capital ; catch fish in the sea, dispose of them and raise capital ; but do not dare... | |
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