 The philosopher, on the other hand, sipped a little with caution ; but being suspicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers, where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relish for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he...  Introduction to the Art of Thinking - Page 190by Lord Henry Home Kames - 1789 - 311 pagesFull view - About this book
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...fenfuality. The philofophcr, on the other hand, fipped a little with caution, but b.'ing fufpicioui of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; •where, by the moderation of his meals, ha improved bis reli£h for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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...pleafures of fenfuality. The Philofopber, on the other hand, fipped a little with caution, but being fufpicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers; where by the moderation of his meals he improved his relifh for the true enjoyment of .them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
 | Conduct of life - 1792 - 494 pages
...pleafurcs of fcnfuality. The philofophcr, on the other hand, fippcd a little with caution ; but being fufpicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; where, by the moderation of his meals, lie improved hi» relilli for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called... | |
 | Aesop, Robert Dodsley - Conduct of life - 1805 - 260 pages
...pleafures of fenfuality. The Philofopber, on the other hand, Tipped a little with caution, but being fufpicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relifh for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
 | Sydney Melmoth - English prose literature - 1805 - 368 pages
...sensuality. The philosopher, on the other hand, sipped a little with caution; but being suspicious of danger flew off to fruits and flowers, where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relish for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
 | Conduct of life - 1806 - 360 pages
...pleafures of fenfuality. The philofopher, on the other hand, fipped a little with caution; but being fufpicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers;. where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relifh for the true enjoyment of them. .In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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...fenfuality. The philofopher, on the other hand, fipped a little with caution ; but being fufpicipus of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relifh for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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...pleafures of fenfuality. The philofopher, on the other hand, iipped a little with caution, but being fufpicious of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his reliih for the true enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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...fenfuality. The Philofopher, on the other hand, .fipped a little with caution, but being fufpicioua of danger, flew off to fruits and flowers ; where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relHh for the true enjoyment of them In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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...sensuality. The philosopher, on the other hand, sipped a little with caution, but being suspicious of danger, flew off' to fruits and flowers^ where, by the moderation of his meals, he improved his relish for the true .enjoyment of them. In the evening, however, he called upon... | |
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