Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... pleasure , to which all other pleasures muit neceffarily be redu- ced . Yet , in the fchemes , the enterpri- fes , the crimes , the virtues , and the daz- zling pemp of ambition , it is extremely difficult to perceive the operations of ...
... pleasure , to which all other pleasures muit neceffarily be redu- ced . Yet , in the fchemes , the enterpri- fes , the crimes , the virtues , and the daz- zling pemp of ambition , it is extremely difficult to perceive the operations of ...
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... pleasures and to divert weariness in a croud . A writer , now living , complaining of the fatal paffion for play mentions ... pleasure , who , before they began , did not promise them- felves the leaft . None can be ignorant , that the ...
... pleasures and to divert weariness in a croud . A writer , now living , complaining of the fatal paffion for play mentions ... pleasure , who , before they began , did not promise them- felves the leaft . None can be ignorant , that the ...
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... pleasure of aggran- ifing himself . He , befide him , whom he devils keep bound in chains , was an varicious Monarch , who had accumula- ed in his coffers treasures that became ufe- efs both to himself and his people . The hird , who is ...
... pleasure of aggran- ifing himself . He , befide him , whom he devils keep bound in chains , was an varicious Monarch , who had accumula- ed in his coffers treasures that became ufe- efs both to himself and his people . The hird , who is ...
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