Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... thought of this . ' " Tell me , at least , the expenses of the repub- lic , for no doubt you intend to retrench the super fluous ? ' " I never thought of this either , ' said Glaucon . " You were best , then , to put off to another time ...
... thought of this . ' " Tell me , at least , the expenses of the repub- lic , for no doubt you intend to retrench the super fluous ? ' " I never thought of this either , ' said Glaucon . " You were best , then , to put off to another time ...
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... thought and reflection cannot be made happy by any limited term of happiness , how great soever its duration may be . The more exquisite and more valuable their enjoyments are , the more painful must be the thought that they are to have ...
... thought and reflection cannot be made happy by any limited term of happiness , how great soever its duration may be . The more exquisite and more valuable their enjoyments are , the more painful must be the thought that they are to have ...
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... thoughts concerning executive jus- tice . ' I have no copy of these remarks at hand , and forget how the saying was ... thought with you , that the prejudice in Europe , which supposes a family dishonoured by the pun- ishment of one of ...
... thoughts concerning executive jus- tice . ' I have no copy of these remarks at hand , and forget how the saying was ... thought with you , that the prejudice in Europe , which supposes a family dishonoured by the pun- ishment of one of ...
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