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Sivu 42
This interspersion of evil with good , and pain with pleasure . in the works of
nature , is very truly ascribed by Mr. Locke , in his Essay upon Human
Understanding , to a moral reason , in the follow . ing words : ' Beyond all this , we
may find ...
This interspersion of evil with good , and pain with pleasure . in the works of
nature , is very truly ascribed by Mr. Locke , in his Essay upon Human
Understanding , to a moral reason , in the follow . ing words : ' Beyond all this , we
may find ...
Sivu 88
And as little pretensions has the man , who aquanders his estate by vain or
vicious expenses , to greater degrees of pleasure than are obtained by others .
To make any happiness sincere , it is necessary that we believe it to be lasting ;
since ...
And as little pretensions has the man , who aquanders his estate by vain or
vicious expenses , to greater degrees of pleasure than are obtained by others .
To make any happiness sincere , it is necessary that we believe it to be lasting ;
since ...
Sivu 91
If you would enjoy the real comforts of affluence , you should lay your plan
considerably within your income : not for the pleasure of amassing wealth ,
though where there is a growing family , it is an absolute duty to lay by something
every year ...
If you would enjoy the real comforts of affluence , you should lay your plan
considerably within your income : not for the pleasure of amassing wealth ,
though where there is a growing family , it is an absolute duty to lay by something
every year ...
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