ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... Happiness . They who insist that “ utility is the first and prevailing motive , which Almost every object that attracts induces mankind to enter into par- our notice has its bright and its ticular friendships , " appear to me to dark ...
... Happiness . They who insist that “ utility is the first and prevailing motive , which Almost every object that attracts induces mankind to enter into par- our notice has its bright and its ticular friendships , " appear to me to dark ...
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... happiness . ” - A reflection tification must be quite lawful , we this , made indeed by a comic writer , allow ourselves in it , and are undone but not unworthy the most serious . by it . Whereas , the body is as much * To be intent on ...
... happiness . ” - A reflection tification must be quite lawful , we this , made indeed by a comic writer , allow ourselves in it , and are undone but not unworthy the most serious . by it . Whereas , the body is as much * To be intent on ...
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... happiness in a l . iv . § 10 . " In this delight , in this future state , —the subject of the folrepose yourself , in passing from one lowing essay . useful action to another ; still mind- This expectation does not indeed ful of the ...
... happiness in a l . iv . § 10 . " In this delight , in this future state , —the subject of the folrepose yourself , in passing from one lowing essay . useful action to another ; still mind- This expectation does not indeed ful of the ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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