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... pleasure interrupted by envy. It is not to him of any consequence what this man is famed for, or for what the other is preferred. He knows there is in such a place an uninterrupted walk ; he can meet in such a company an agreeable ...
... pleasure interrupted by envy. It is not to him of any consequence what this man is famed for, or for what the other is preferred. He knows there is in such a place an uninterrupted walk ; he can meet in such a company an agreeable ...
Strana 207
... pleasure, but it is such a pleasure as makes a man restless and uneasy under it ; and which does not so much satisfy the present thirst, as it excites fresh desires, and sets the soul on new enterprises. For how few ambitious men are ...
... pleasure, but it is such a pleasure as makes a man restless and uneasy under it ; and which does not so much satisfy the present thirst, as it excites fresh desires, and sets the soul on new enterprises. For how few ambitious men are ...
Strana 303
... pleasures and sentiments of the company. Cunning people, hypocrites, all who are but half virtuous or half wise, are incapable of tasting the refined pleasure of such an equal company as could wholly exclude the regard of fortune in ...
... pleasures and sentiments of the company. Cunning people, hypocrites, all who are but half virtuous or half wise, are incapable of tasting the refined pleasure of such an equal company as could wholly exclude the regard of fortune in ...
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