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Σελίδα 110
I did not want money , and consequently had no occasion to play for it ; but I
thought play another necessary ingredient in the composition of a man of
pleasure , and accordingly I plunged into it , without desire at first ; sacrificed a
thousand real ...
I did not want money , and consequently had no occasion to play for it ; but I
thought play another necessary ingredient in the composition of a man of
pleasure , and accordingly I plunged into it , without desire at first ; sacrificed a
thousand real ...
Σελίδα 111
I would play to give me pleasure , but not to give me pain ; that is , I would play for
trifles , in mixed companies , to amuse myself , and conform to custom ; but I
would take care not to venture for sums which , if I SENTENCES AND MAXIMS .
I would play to give me pleasure , but not to give me pain ; that is , I would play for
trifles , in mixed companies , to amuse myself , and conform to custom ; but I
would take care not to venture for sums which , if I SENTENCES AND MAXIMS .
Σελίδα 124
They go afterwards , it may be , to the play , where they gape at the company and
the lights ; but without minding the very thing they went to , the play . [ Oct . 30 ,
1747 . ] ACTION ! Action ! - Remember the hoc age ; do what you are about , be ...
They go afterwards , it may be , to the play , where they gape at the company and
the lights ; but without minding the very thing they went to , the play . [ Oct . 30 ,
1747 . ] ACTION ! Action ! - Remember the hoc age ; do what you are about , be ...
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