The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and WritingsCrissy & Markley, 1850 - 527페이지 |
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... pleasure , the man of business , and the philosopher , are equally From Lien Chi Altangi to Hingpo , a Slave in Persia . interested in its disquisition . If we do not find It is impossible to form a philosophic system of happiness in ...
... pleasure , the man of business , and the philosopher , are equally From Lien Chi Altangi to Hingpo , a Slave in Persia . interested in its disquisition . If we do not find It is impossible to form a philosophic system of happiness in ...
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... pleasure , busi- and incapable of increase ; misery is artificial , and ness , or philosophy ? Which best serves to exclude generally proceeds from our folly . Philosophy can those uneasy sensations which memory or antici- add to our ...
... pleasure , busi- and incapable of increase ; misery is artificial , and ness , or philosophy ? Which best serves to exclude generally proceeds from our folly . Philosophy can those uneasy sensations which memory or antici- add to our ...
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... pleasure often lessen , as he takes effect which such a spectacle has upon the variety pains to be able to improve it ; and his capacity of of faces ; the pleasure it excites in some , the envy enjoyment diminishes as his fortune ...
... pleasure often lessen , as he takes effect which such a spectacle has upon the variety pains to be able to improve it ; and his capacity of of faces ; the pleasure it excites in some , the envy enjoyment diminishes as his fortune ...
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