...tlio thread of the discourse, observing, that the proposition just advanced seemed to him perfectly contrary to the true state of the case : " for," said...wretchedness : your improvements proceed in a simple ratio, wliile the factitious wants and unnatural appetites they engender proceed in a compound one ; and thus...

...the thread of the discourse, observing, that the proposition just advanced seemed to him perfectly contrary to the true state of the case : " for," said...only so many links in the great chain of corruption, * Caster : scilicet Tan-nip— Venter, et prseterea nihil. which will soon fetter the whole human race...

...up the thread of the discourse, observing that the proposition just advanced seemed to him perfectly contrary to the true state of the case : ' for,' said he, ' these improvements, as you call 1 Foster, quasi Quffnjp, — from </>aos and TTjpeaj, lucem servo, conservo, observo, custodio, —...

...up the thread of the discourse, observing that the proposition just advanced seemed to him perfectly contrary to the true state of the case : ' for,, said he, ' these improvements, as you call 1 Foster, quasi 3,wa'Trjp, — from <f>a.os and Tr!pew, lucem servo, conservo, observo, custodio, —...

...demonstrates their gradual advancement towards a state of unlimited perfection', only to hear Mr Escot reply: 'These improvements, as you call them, appear to me...whole human race in irreparable slavery and incurable wretchedness.'24 Peacock closed this conversation by accepting that the new distribution of wealth...