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... Pleasure , great or small in exact proportion to the Desire . Pleasure is that Satisfaction which arises in the Mind upon , and is caus'd by , the accomplishment of our Desires , and by no other Means at all ; and those Desires being ...
... Pleasure , great or small in exact proportion to the Desire . Pleasure is that Satisfaction which arises in the Mind upon , and is caus'd by , the accomplishment of our Desires , and by no other Means at all ; and those Desires being ...
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... Pleasure , without feeling its preceding proportionate Pain ; or to be sensible of Pain , without having its necessary Consequent Pleasure : The highest Pleasure is only Consciousness of Freedom from the deepest Pain , and Pain is not ...
... Pleasure , without feeling its preceding proportionate Pain ; or to be sensible of Pain , without having its necessary Consequent Pleasure : The highest Pleasure is only Consciousness of Freedom from the deepest Pain , and Pain is not ...
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... Pleasure . 4. Pleasure is consequently equal to Pain . From these Propositions it is observ'd , 1. That every Creature hath as much Pleasure as Pain . 2. That Life is not preferable to Insensibility ; for Pleasure and Pain destroy one ...
... Pleasure . 4. Pleasure is consequently equal to Pain . From these Propositions it is observ'd , 1. That every Creature hath as much Pleasure as Pain . 2. That Life is not preferable to Insensibility ; for Pleasure and Pain destroy one ...
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The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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