The Art of Being Happy: From the French of Droz, 'Sur L'art D'être Heureuse'; in a Series of Letters from a Father to His Children: with Observations and CommentsCarter & Hendee, 1832 - 313 halaman |
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... stancy were an ample indemnity for the deprivation of all other good things ! How many , undeceived by external illusions , have in this way been brought home to their real good ! If we wish to see the attributes of conjugal heroism ...
... stancy were an ample indemnity for the deprivation of all other good things ! How many , undeceived by external illusions , have in this way been brought home to their real good ! If we wish to see the attributes of conjugal heroism ...
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... stancy , gentleness and truth , constituting the appropriate female empire , belongs of right to the wife . I take leave to illustrate this phrase . Masculine vigor , and aptitude to contend and resist , clearly indicate that na- ture ...
... stancy , gentleness and truth , constituting the appropriate female empire , belongs of right to the wife . I take leave to illustrate this phrase . Masculine vigor , and aptitude to contend and resist , clearly indicate that na- ture ...
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Istilah dan frasa umum
affection ambition animal asso atheists beautiful become character charm cheerful chimerical circumstances common confidence conscious consoling contemplate courage death delightful desire discipline divine doctrine dreams Droz dyspepsia earth elevated emotions endowed enjoyment ennui envy errors eternal evil excite existence eyes faculties faith fear feeling filial piety fortune friends of humanity give habits happy days heart honor hope human ideas illusions imagination immortality impart impress inculcate indolent indulgence influence inspire instinctive laws Marcus Aurelius marriage melancholy ment mental mind misanthrope misery moral nature ness never Note objects opinion opulence ourselves pain parents passions persons philosophy Phocion pleasant pleasures Plutarch possess present principles priva pursuit of happiness reason regret religion remembrance render repose result rience sensibility sentiment Socrates sorrows spirit stancy Struldbrugs sublime suffering taste temper thoughts tion truth uncon virtue wisdom wise wish