Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...: Posthumous and other writingsH. Colburn, 1819 |
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... Horatio , meeting acci- dentally in the fields , concerning Virtue and Pleasure A Second Dialogue , by the same 62 69 Public Men 77 Self - denial not the essence of Virtue 84 On the Usefulness of the Mathematics 87 On true Happiness 92 ...
... Horatio , meeting acci- dentally in the fields , concerning Virtue and Pleasure A Second Dialogue , by the same 62 69 Public Men 77 Self - denial not the essence of Virtue 84 On the Usefulness of the Mathematics 87 On true Happiness 92 ...
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... HORATIO , MEETING ACCIDENTALLY IN THE FIELDS , CONCERNING VIRTUE AND PLEASURE . From the Pennsylvania Gazette , No. 84 , June 23 , 1730. " Philocles . My friend Horatio ! I am very glad to see you ; prithee how came such a man as you ...
... HORATIO , MEETING ACCIDENTALLY IN THE FIELDS , CONCERNING VIRTUE AND PLEASURE . From the Pennsylvania Gazette , No. 84 , June 23 , 1730. " Philocles . My friend Horatio ! I am very glad to see you ; prithee how came such a man as you ...
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... Horatio ! for amidst all your foi- bles and painful pursuits of pleasure , I have oft observed in you an honest heart , and a mind strongly bent towards virtue . I wish , from my soul , I could assist you in acting steadily the part of ...
... Horatio ! for amidst all your foi- bles and painful pursuits of pleasure , I have oft observed in you an honest heart , and a mind strongly bent towards virtue . I wish , from my soul , I could assist you in acting steadily the part of ...
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... Horatio , that a friend of yours entered into the world about two - and - twenty , with a healthful vigorous body , and a fair plentiful estate of about five hundred pounds a - year ; and yet , before he had reached thirty , should , by ...
... Horatio , that a friend of yours entered into the world about two - and - twenty , with a healthful vigorous body , and a fair plentiful estate of about five hundred pounds a - year ; and yet , before he had reached thirty , should , by ...
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... Horatio , are these men equally wise and happy ? And is every thing to be measured by mere fancy and opinion , without considering whether that fancy or opinion be right ? Hor . Hardly so neither , I think ; yet sure the wise and good ...
... Horatio , are these men equally wise and happy ? And is every thing to be measured by mere fancy and opinion , without considering whether that fancy or opinion be right ? Hor . Hardly so neither , I think ; yet sure the wise and good ...
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