The British Essayists: RamblerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... painful and tedious course of sickness frequently produces such an alarming apprehension of the least increase of ... pain by which it is excited . Nearly approaching to this weakness is the cap- tiousness of old age . When the ...
... painful and tedious course of sickness frequently produces such an alarming apprehension of the least increase of ... pain by which it is excited . Nearly approaching to this weakness is the cap- tiousness of old age . When the ...
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James Ferguson. therefore revenge our pains upon those on whom we resolve to charge them ; and too often drive mankind away at the time we have the greatest need of tenderness and assistance . But though peevishness may sometimes claim ...
James Ferguson. therefore revenge our pains upon those on whom we resolve to charge them ; and too often drive mankind away at the time we have the greatest need of tenderness and assistance . But though peevishness may sometimes claim ...
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... pain where kindness is intended . I will , therefore , so far maintain my antiquated claim to politeness as to venture the establishment of this rule , that no one ought to remind another of misfor- tunes of which the sufferer does not ...
... pain where kindness is intended . I will , therefore , so far maintain my antiquated claim to politeness as to venture the establishment of this rule , that no one ought to remind another of misfor- tunes of which the sufferer does not ...
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James Ferguson. sarily give pain whenever they return , and which , perhaps , might not have revived but by absurd and unseasonable ... pain which I have felt from degrada- tion is the loss of that influence which I had 16 75 . RAMBLER .
James Ferguson. sarily give pain whenever they return , and which , perhaps , might not have revived but by absurd and unseasonable ... pain which I have felt from degrada- tion is the loss of that influence which I had 16 75 . RAMBLER .
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... pain . Thus a new dress becomes easy by wearing it , and the palate is reconciled by degrees to dishes which at first disgusted it . That , by long habit of carrying a burthen , we lose , in great part , our sensibility of its weight ...
... pain . Thus a new dress becomes easy by wearing it , and the palate is reconciled by degrees to dishes which at first disgusted it . That , by long habit of carrying a burthen , we lose , in great part , our sensibility of its weight ...
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