ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... pleasure ; any more than that which under$ 31. Temperance in Pleasure remines an essential part of the vital commended . system , can promote health . For the Let me particularly exhort youth truth of this conclusion , we appeal to ...
... pleasure ; any more than that which under$ 31. Temperance in Pleasure remines an essential part of the vital commended . system , can promote health . For the Let me particularly exhort youth truth of this conclusion , we appeal to ...
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... pleasure , its injunctions to seek it thence ? Is there is one for our taking it , I am any thing more evident , than that se- more especially concerned to show , rious applications cannot long be when there is a reason , why pleasure ...
... pleasure , its injunctions to seek it thence ? Is there is one for our taking it , I am any thing more evident , than that se- more especially concerned to show , rious applications cannot long be when there is a reason , why pleasure ...
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... pleasure , is our license to take it . firmed they become in it . This is a This I will admit to be true , under great deal to say on its behalf . What proper restrictions . weightier recommendation to our as- It is true , that from our ...
... pleasure , is our license to take it . firmed they become in it . This is a This I will admit to be true , under great deal to say on its behalf . What proper restrictions . weightier recommendation to our as- It is true , that from our ...
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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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