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Defoes English Tradesman

Chap. 3 of a heading Style.
Story of a brewer and a bricklayer,
and of a sailor.

Chap. 4. Story of a philosopher.

Tradesmen as they always gain by trading
together, nor they never lose by conversing
together, if they do not gain money they
gain knowledge.

He that He that trades in jest will break in
earnest.

In order to have a man apply heartily
and pursue earnestly the business he
is engaged in, there is yet another thing
necessary, namely, that he should
delight in it.

All covet; all lose.
The tradesman who buys warily
pays surely.
Fondness for a full warehouse a fatal err error in tradesmen.
A few goods and a quick sale the beauty of the trademans warehouse.

Beankeeping compared to death. Chap. 7.
A tradesman behind his counter must have no flesh
and blood about him: no passions, no resentment. Chap. 8.
Business neglected is business lost. Chap. 9.

regarding the formation of partnerships: Chap. 18
1. Never to take a partner who is engaged in other business.
2. Always to have one under than over you. He who
takes in a partner for a third has a partner
servant: he who takes in a partner for an half
has a partner master.
3. Prefer a junior to a senior in the business.

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who kept accounts without working.
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