Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... desire it , but under the appearance of an ima- ginary good . Many things we indulge ourselves in may be con- sidered by us as evils , and yet be desirable ; but then they are only considered as evils in their effects and consequences ...
... desire it , but under the appearance of an ima- ginary good . Many things we indulge ourselves in may be con- sidered by us as evils , and yet be desirable ; but then they are only considered as evils in their effects and consequences ...
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... desire to shake your belief or practice of them . We may dislike things that are nevertheless right in them- selves : I would only have you make me the same allowance , and have a better opinion both of moral- ity and your brother ...
... desire to shake your belief or practice of them . We may dislike things that are nevertheless right in them- selves : I would only have you make me the same allowance , and have a better opinion both of moral- ity and your brother ...
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... desires , should be in itself reasonable . Hereby he will give a favourable impression of his under- standing , and create a desire of farther acquaintance . Now it happened that you were negligent in all these points : for , first ...
... desires , should be in itself reasonable . Hereby he will give a favourable impression of his under- standing , and create a desire of farther acquaintance . Now it happened that you were negligent in all these points : for , first ...
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