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... Pleasure , that they might folace themfelves with a fhort enjoyment of that delicious re- gion , after which they always deter- mined to pursue their courfe without any other deviation . Reason was too often prevailed upon fo far by ...
... Pleasure , that they might folace themfelves with a fhort enjoyment of that delicious re- gion , after which they always deter- mined to pursue their courfe without any other deviation . Reason was too often prevailed upon fo far by ...
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... pleasure . Within thefe bounds pleasure is lawful ; beyond them it becomes criminal , because it is ruinous . Are these restraints any other than what a wife man would choose to impofe on himfelf ? We call you not to renounce pleasure ...
... pleasure . Within thefe bounds pleasure is lawful ; beyond them it becomes criminal , because it is ruinous . Are these restraints any other than what a wife man would choose to impofe on himfelf ? We call you not to renounce pleasure ...
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... pleasure and lively guft , and confe- quently with more advantage , than the most perfect tranflation that the ableft genius can compofe , or the ftrongest modern language can bear . The plea- fure a man takes in reading , engages a ...
... pleasure and lively guft , and confe- quently with more advantage , than the most perfect tranflation that the ableft genius can compofe , or the ftrongest modern language can bear . The plea- fure a man takes in reading , engages a ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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