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Strana 286
palls the faculty of enjoying it , though it leaves the sense of our inability for that we wish , with a dis- relish of every thing else . Thus the intermediate seasons of the man of pleasure are more heavy than one would impose upon ...
palls the faculty of enjoying it , though it leaves the sense of our inability for that we wish , with a dis- relish of every thing else . Thus the intermediate seasons of the man of pleasure are more heavy than one would impose upon ...
Strana 294
Of all the impertinent wishes which we hear ex- pressed in conversation , there is not one more un- worthy a gentleman or a man of liberal education , than that of wishing one's self younger . I have ob- served this wish is usually made ...
Of all the impertinent wishes which we hear ex- pressed in conversation , there is not one more un- worthy a gentleman or a man of liberal education , than that of wishing one's self younger . I have ob- served this wish is usually made ...
Strana 395
When a man is thorough- ly persuaded that he ought neither to admire , wish for , or pursue any thing but what is exactly his duty , it is not in the power of seasons , persons , or accidents , to diminish his value .
When a man is thorough- ly persuaded that he ought neither to admire , wish for , or pursue any thing but what is exactly his duty , it is not in the power of seasons , persons , or accidents , to diminish his value .
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