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... possessions , and pollute the enjoyments of the rich . They are not pained by casual incivility , or mortified by the mutilation of a compliment ; but this happiness is like that of a malefactor , who ceases to feel the cords that bind ...
... possessions , and pollute the enjoyments of the rich . They are not pained by casual incivility , or mortified by the mutilation of a compliment ; but this happiness is like that of a malefactor , who ceases to feel the cords that bind ...
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... possessed by some passion or notion destructive to his quiet . He has always discontent in his look , and malignity in his bosom : and , if he had the power of choice , he would soon repent who should resign his reason to secure his ...
... possessed by some passion or notion destructive to his quiet . He has always discontent in his look , and malignity in his bosom : and , if he had the power of choice , he would soon repent who should resign his reason to secure his ...
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... possessions , but because the world - could not subsist without it ; for had all been rich , none could have submitted to the commands of another , or the necessary drudgeries of life ; thence all govern- ments must have been dissolved ...
... possessions , but because the world - could not subsist without it ; for had all been rich , none could have submitted to the commands of another , or the necessary drudgeries of life ; thence all govern- ments must have been dissolved ...
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... possession of its most wealthy regions ; they surprised and terrified Europe by a sudden and unexampled influx of riches . They were made at once insupportably insolent , and might perhaps have become irresistibly powerful , had not ...
... possession of its most wealthy regions ; they surprised and terrified Europe by a sudden and unexampled influx of riches . They were made at once insupportably insolent , and might perhaps have become irresistibly powerful , had not ...
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... possession in the name of his Britannic majesty . The possession of this place is , according to Mr. Byron's representation , no despicable acquisition . He conceived the island to be six or seven hundred miles round , and represented ...
... possession in the name of his Britannic majesty . The possession of this place is , according to Mr. Byron's representation , no despicable acquisition . He conceived the island to be six or seven hundred miles round , and represented ...
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