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... pleasure ? and who that has been in the habit of re- curring to his pen , in order to embody and record his intellec- tual operations , can restrain himself from discharging his full soul either in verse or prose ? The pen , it must be ...
... pleasure ? and who that has been in the habit of re- curring to his pen , in order to embody and record his intellec- tual operations , can restrain himself from discharging his full soul either in verse or prose ? The pen , it must be ...
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... pleasure , or the fear of close application and laborious diligence . With the last there is nothing you may not conquer : and the first is sure to conquer and inslave whoever does not strenuously and generously resist the first ...
... pleasure , or the fear of close application and laborious diligence . With the last there is nothing you may not conquer : and the first is sure to conquer and inslave whoever does not strenuously and generously resist the first ...
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... pleasures are truly our own : The milk maid that carols her wild native airs To solace her labours , and lighten her cares , Feels a pleasure more genuine and free from alloy , Than CATLEY or MARA could ever enjoy : Who , while their ...
... pleasures are truly our own : The milk maid that carols her wild native airs To solace her labours , and lighten her cares , Feels a pleasure more genuine and free from alloy , Than CATLEY or MARA could ever enjoy : Who , while their ...
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