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His nerves were affected by that of life , and you are afraid of giving me pain ,
disorder , for which , at two years of age , he ... tor by his friend Dr. Bathurst .
accord do things inconsistent with the establishThe history of a death - bed is
painful .
His nerves were affected by that of life , and you are afraid of giving me pain ,
disorder , for which , at two years of age , he ... tor by his friend Dr. Bathurst .
accord do things inconsistent with the establishThe history of a death - bed is
painful .
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... to have comprised from the objects about him ; for it is to no pur- an utter
exclusion of all corporeal pain and pose that he alters his position , if his attention
pleasure from the regard or attention of a wise continues fixed to the same point .
... to have comprised from the objects about him ; for it is to no pur- an utter
exclusion of all corporeal pain and pose that he alters his position , if his attention
pleasure from the regard or attention of a wise continues fixed to the same point .
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... they are willing to imagine that their pain is the however his reputation for
science or virtue consequence of some local inconvenience , and may excite our
curiosity or esteem ; so that the endeavour to fly from it , as children from their
lover of ...
... they are willing to imagine that their pain is the however his reputation for
science or virtue consequence of some local inconvenience , and may excite our
curiosity or esteem ; so that the endeavour to fly from it , as children from their
lover of ...
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... all that can excite in us either pain or pleasure , has a tendency to obstruct the
way thoughts expatiate at large , and seek for that that leads to happiness , and
either to turn us variety in his own ideas , which the objects of aside , or retard our
...
... all that can excite in us either pain or pleasure , has a tendency to obstruct the
way thoughts expatiate at large , and seek for that that leads to happiness , and
either to turn us variety in his own ideas , which the objects of aside , or retard our
...
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We feared ourselves into a state , where this life , like the pain much earlier than
we apprehended guilt , and next , operates only upon the reason , will reinwere
delighted with the sensations of pleasure , staté religion in its just authority , even
...
We feared ourselves into a state , where this life , like the pain much earlier than
we apprehended guilt , and next , operates only upon the reason , will reinwere
delighted with the sensations of pleasure , staté religion in its just authority , even
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen1 Works, Samuel Johnson |
| Autor | Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Harper, 1854 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 16 Abr. 2018 |
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