The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... punishment , even without any supposition of a future life : but if we consider it as a passage to a more perfect state , or a remove only in an eternal succession of still - improving states , ( for which we have the strongest reasons ) ...
... punishment , even without any supposition of a future life : but if we consider it as a passage to a more perfect state , or a remove only in an eternal succession of still - improving states , ( for which we have the strongest reasons ) ...
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... punished for injur- ing ourselves , we can claim no reward for self - preser- vation ; as suicide deserves punishment and infamy , but a man deserves no reward or honours for not being guilty of it . This I take to be the meaning of all ...
... punished for injur- ing ourselves , we can claim no reward for self - preser- vation ; as suicide deserves punishment and infamy , but a man deserves no reward or honours for not being guilty of it . This I take to be the meaning of all ...
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... punishment of promoting or preventing happiness in this . So arti- ficially , by this means is the nature of all human virtue and vice contrived , that their rewards and punishments are woven as it were in their very essence ; their im ...
... punishment of promoting or preventing happiness in this . So arti- ficially , by this means is the nature of all human virtue and vice contrived , that their rewards and punishments are woven as it were in their very essence ; their im ...
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... punishment : he is made subject to punishment because the pain of part is necessary to the happiness of the whole ; pain is necessary to hap- piness no mortal can tell why or how . Thus , after having clambered with great labour from ...
... punishment : he is made subject to punishment because the pain of part is necessary to the happiness of the whole ; pain is necessary to hap- piness no mortal can tell why or how . Thus , after having clambered with great labour from ...
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... punishment . A member of the house cannot be cited for his conduct in parliament before any other court ; and therefore if the house cannot punish him , he may attack with impunity the rights of the people , and the title of the king ...
... punishment . A member of the house cannot be cited for his conduct in parliament before any other court ; and therefore if the house cannot punish him , he may attack with impunity the rights of the people , and the title of the king ...
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