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... pain , as it is the region of our fears and our hopes , and of all our passions that are connected with them ; and whatever is calculated to affect the imagin- ation with these commanding ideas , by force of any original natural ...
... pain , as it is the region of our fears and our hopes , and of all our passions that are connected with them ; and whatever is calculated to affect the imagin- ation with these commanding ideas , by force of any original natural ...
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... PAIN AND PLEASURE . Ir seems then necessary towards moving the passions of people advanced in life to any considerable degree , that the objects designed for that purpose ... pain . PAIN AND PLEASURE . 69 in For my part , Pain and Pleasure.
... PAIN AND PLEASURE . Ir seems then necessary towards moving the passions of people advanced in life to any considerable degree , that the objects designed for that purpose ... pain . PAIN AND PLEASURE . 69 in For my part , Pain and Pleasure.
Page 69
... pain nor pleasure , which I call a state of indifference . When I am carried from this state into a state of actual pleasure , it does not appear necessary that I should pass through the medium of any sort of pain . If in such a state ...
... pain nor pleasure , which I call a state of indifference . When I am carried from this state into a state of actual pleasure , it does not appear necessary that I should pass through the medium of any sort of pain . If in such a state ...
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... pain ; stretch Caius upon the rack , he will feel a much greater pain : but does this pain of the rack arise from the removal of any pleasure ? or is the fit of the colic a pleasure or a pain , just as we are pleased to consider it ...
... pain ; stretch Caius upon the rack , he will feel a much greater pain : but does this pain of the rack arise from the removal of any pleasure ? or is the fit of the colic a pleasure or a pain , just as we are pleased to consider it ...
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... pain or danger . SECT . IV . OF DELIGHT AND PLEASURE , AS OPPOSED TO EACH OTHER . BUT shall we therefore say , that the removal of pain or its diminution is always simply painful ? or affirm that the cessation or the lessening of ...
... pain or danger . SECT . IV . OF DELIGHT AND PLEASURE , AS OPPOSED TO EACH OTHER . BUT shall we therefore say , that the removal of pain or its diminution is always simply painful ? or affirm that the cessation or the lessening of ...
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