Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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Page 125
... pleasure I do others in this sport , doth more sweetly tickle my imagination , then that is done unto me . Now if no generous minde , can receive pleasure where he returneth none ; it is a base minde that would have all duty and ...
... pleasure I do others in this sport , doth more sweetly tickle my imagination , then that is done unto me . Now if no generous minde , can receive pleasure where he returneth none ; it is a base minde that would have all duty and ...
Page 348
... pleasure . Most men doe contrary and thinke nothing profitable , that is not painefull : Facility is by them ... pleasures . And when I was yong , Quem circumcursans huc atque huc sæpe Cupido Fulgebat crocina splendidus in tunica . CATUL ...
... pleasure . Most men doe contrary and thinke nothing profitable , that is not painefull : Facility is by them ... pleasures . And when I was yong , Quem circumcursans huc atque huc sæpe Cupido Fulgebat crocina splendidus in tunica . CATUL ...
Page 357
... pleasure and service of indolency . When Socrates ( after he had his yrons or fetters taken from him ) felt the pleasure or tickling of that itching , which their weight and rubbing had caused in his legges ; he rejoyced , to consider ...
... pleasure and service of indolency . When Socrates ( after he had his yrons or fetters taken from him ) felt the pleasure or tickling of that itching , which their weight and rubbing had caused in his legges ; he rejoyced , to consider ...
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