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¡° It is a diminution of pleasure , to be sure ; but I do not say a diminution of happiness . There is more happiness in being rational . " BOSWELL . " But if we could have pleasure always , should not we be happy ?
¡° It is a diminution of pleasure , to be sure ; but I do not say a diminution of happiness . There is more happiness in being rational . " BOSWELL . " But if we could have pleasure always , should not we be happy ?
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He reckons among vices every thing that gives pleasure . He takes the narrowest system of morality , monastick morality , which holds pleasure itself to be a vice , such as eating salt with our fish , because it makes it eat better ...
He reckons among vices every thing that gives pleasure . He takes the narrowest system of morality , monastick morality , which holds pleasure itself to be a vice , such as eating salt with our fish , because it makes it eat better ...
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Pleasure is a word of dubious import ; pleasure is in general dangerous , and pernicious to virtue ; to be able therefore to furnish pleasure that is harmless , pleasure pure and unalloyed , is as great a power as man can possess .
Pleasure is a word of dubious import ; pleasure is in general dangerous , and pernicious to virtue ; to be able therefore to furnish pleasure that is harmless , pleasure pure and unalloyed , is as great a power as man can possess .
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