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... thing. Most men, I presume, imagine that, freeof such and such things antagonistic, life would be an unmingled satisfaction, worthy of being prolonged indefinitely. The causes oftheir discomfort are ofallkinds, andthe degrees ofit reach ...
... thing. Most men, I presume, imagine that, freeof such and such things antagonistic, life would be an unmingled satisfaction, worthy of being prolonged indefinitely. The causes oftheir discomfort are ofallkinds, andthe degrees ofit reach ...
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... from hell until heis free fromhissins;but a man to whomhissins, thatisthe evil things in him,are a burden, whilehe may indeed sometimes feel asif he were in hell, will soonhave forgotten that ever he had any other hell to think.
... from hell until heis free fromhissins;but a man to whomhissins, thatisthe evil things in him,are a burden, whilehe may indeed sometimes feel asif he were in hell, will soonhave forgotten that ever he had any other hell to think.
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... things we have done,butthe possibilityof doing suchthings any more.With thedeparture ofthis possibility, and with the hope of confession hereafter to those wehave wronged, will depart also thepower overus of the evilthings we have done ...
... things we have done,butthe possibilityof doing suchthings any more.With thedeparture ofthis possibility, and with the hope of confession hereafter to those wehave wronged, will depart also thepower overus of the evilthings we have done ...
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... Things inachild whichto one parent would not seem worth minding, would fill another with horror. Afterhismoral development, where theone parent would smile,the other would lookaghast, perceiving both the presentevil, and the ...
... Things inachild whichto one parent would not seem worth minding, would fill another with horror. Afterhismoral development, where theone parent would smile,the other would lookaghast, perceiving both the presentevil, and the ...
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... thing, joy.For that they were indeed created. But the moment they exist, truthbecomes the firstthing, not happiness; and he must make them true. Wereitpossible, however, for pain to continue after evil was gone,hewould never restwhile ...
... thing, joy.For that they were indeed created. But the moment they exist, truthbecomes the firstthing, not happiness; and he must make them true. Wereitpossible, however, for pain to continue after evil was gone,hewould never restwhile ...
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