The Spectator, Svazek 10E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... pleasure , the great- est pleasure it can put into your power is that of doing good . It is worth considering that the or- gans of sense act within a narrow compass , and the appetites will soon say they have enough . Which of the two ...
... pleasure , the great- est pleasure it can put into your power is that of doing good . It is worth considering that the or- gans of sense act within a narrow compass , and the appetites will soon say they have enough . Which of the two ...
Strana 161
... pleasure , the great- est pleasure it can put into your power is that of doing good . It is worth considering that the or- gans of sense act within a narrow compass , and the appetites will soon say they have enough . Which of the two ...
... pleasure , the great- est pleasure it can put into your power is that of doing good . It is worth considering that the or- gans of sense act within a narrow compass , and the appetites will soon say they have enough . Which of the two ...
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... Pleasure and pain , a marriage proposed between them , and concluded , 183 . Pleasure , when our chief pursuit , disappoints itself , 151 . The deceitfulness of pleasure , ib . Pliny the necessary qualifications of a fine speaker accord ...
... Pleasure and pain , a marriage proposed between them , and concluded , 183 . Pleasure , when our chief pursuit , disappoints itself , 151 . The deceitfulness of pleasure , ib . Pliny the necessary qualifications of a fine speaker accord ...
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On the Itch of Writing A ADDISON 583 Duty of being usefully employedon Plant | 8 |
NMETHOD of Political Writers affecting | 49 |
Story of Hilpa | 85 |
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