The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Side 135
... pleasure of one who plants , is something like that of a poet , who , as Aristotle observes , is more delighted with his productions than any other writer or artist whatsoever . Plantations have one advantage in them which is not to be ...
... pleasure of one who plants , is something like that of a poet , who , as Aristotle observes , is more delighted with his productions than any other writer or artist whatsoever . Plantations have one advantage in them which is not to be ...
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... pleasure on the days of eternity . Every other faculty may be considered in the same extent . We cannot question , but that the happiness of a soul will be adequate to its nature , and that it is not endowed with any faculties which are ...
... pleasure on the days of eternity . Every other faculty may be considered in the same extent . We cannot question , but that the happiness of a soul will be adequate to its nature , and that it is not endowed with any faculties which are ...
Side 254
... pleasure in observing the conduct of the old philosophers , how they bore themselves up against the malice and detraction of their enemies . " The way to silence calumny , " says Bias , " is to be always exercised in such things as are ...
... pleasure in observing the conduct of the old philosophers , how they bore themselves up against the malice and detraction of their enemies . " The way to silence calumny , " says Bias , " is to be always exercised in such things as are ...
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