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... attended with pain in fome " mode or other , which greatly exceeds its pleafsure . ་ " Your paffions will be eafily restrained from enor- " mous excefs , if you really wish and honeftly endea- " vour to restrain them . But the greater ...
... attended with pain in fome " mode or other , which greatly exceeds its pleafsure . ་ " Your paffions will be eafily restrained from enor- " mous excefs , if you really wish and honeftly endea- " vour to restrain them . But the greater ...
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... attended with the " greatest pain and mifery , and ought to be accom- " panied with fhame . Far more have taken pains to " fhine , amidst the little circle of their vicious acquain- " tance , in the character of gay libertines , than to ...
... attended with the " greatest pain and mifery , and ought to be accom- " panied with fhame . Far more have taken pains to " fhine , amidst the little circle of their vicious acquain- " tance , in the character of gay libertines , than to ...
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... attended with feelings purely and permanently pleafurable , find an ample fcope for proper exertion . The experienced have often declared , after wearying themfelves in purfuing phantoms , that they have found a fubftantial happiness in ...
... attended with feelings purely and permanently pleafurable , find an ample fcope for proper exertion . The experienced have often declared , after wearying themfelves in purfuing phantoms , that they have found a fubftantial happiness in ...
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... attend to any purfuit except that of amusement ; if you allow yourselves to float loose and careless on the tide of life , ready to receive any direction which the current of fashion may chance to give you ; what can you expect to ...
... attend to any purfuit except that of amusement ; if you allow yourselves to float loose and careless on the tide of life , ready to receive any direction which the current of fashion may chance to give you ; what can you expect to ...
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... the rest ; and , in the evening , when he was going up to the prætor's chair , he was brutally repulfed by the attending lictors . The attention of the the poor is generally driven from one ungrateful object to ( 40 )
... the rest ; and , in the evening , when he was going up to the prætor's chair , he was brutally repulfed by the attending lictors . The attention of the the poor is generally driven from one ungrateful object to ( 40 )
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