The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Pleasure might lay a Claim to an hundredth Part , and that in the most virtuous Man Pain might come in for at least two Thirds . This they faw would occafion endless Difputes between them , unless they could come to fome Accommodation ...
... Pleasure might lay a Claim to an hundredth Part , and that in the most virtuous Man Pain might come in for at least two Thirds . This they faw would occafion endless Difputes between them , unless they could come to fome Accommodation ...
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... Pleasure in Com- parison with them . You may find Defcriptions and Dif- courfes which will render the Fire - fide of an honeft Artificer as entertaining as your own Club is to you . • Good - nature has an endless Source of Pleasures in ...
... Pleasure in Com- parison with them . You may find Defcriptions and Dif- courfes which will render the Fire - fide of an honeft Artificer as entertaining as your own Club is to you . • Good - nature has an endless Source of Pleasures in ...
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... Pleasure of it . How happy then is that Life to be , where the highest Pleasures of • Sense are but the loweft Parts of its Felicity ? 6 ' NOW am I to repeat to you the unnatural Request of taking me in direct Terms . I know there ...
... Pleasure of it . How happy then is that Life to be , where the highest Pleasures of • Sense are but the loweft Parts of its Felicity ? 6 ' NOW am I to repeat to you the unnatural Request of taking me in direct Terms . I know there ...
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