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<head><note>Diss.</note> <del>Misbehaviour of Officers</del> | <head><note>Diss.</note> <del>Misbehaviour of Officers</del> Of Prodigality in Trustees.</head><!-- centred --> | ||
<p><del>it is plain that no gentle remedy can answer | <p><del>it is plain that no gentle remedy can answer | ||
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the purpose .</del> | the purpose.</del> | ||
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the rest , being <add>also</add> lost becomes a souce of <del>still</del> <add>proportionably</add> greater | the rest, being <add>also</add> lost becomes a souce of <del>still</del> <add>proportionably</add> greater | ||
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pain <add>(a)</add>. Moreover the quantity of respect <add>and goodwill</add> they lost is | pain <add>(a)</add>. Moreover the quantity of respect <add>and goodwill</add> they lost is | ||
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in case of an unmerited <add>loss</add> by calamities out of a | in case of an unmerited <add>loss</add> by calamities out of a | ||
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man's power to prevent , goes a good way towards | man's power to prevent, goes a good way towards | ||
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stemming the current of contempt and keeping up | stemming the current of contempt and keeping up | ||
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the stock of his reputation <del>to its former level</del> <add>from being overborn by it .</add> | the stock of his reputation <del>to its former level</del> <add>from being overborn by it.</add> | ||
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Fresh pains pouring in upon a man in this manner | Fresh pains pouring in upon a man in this manner | ||
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from all quarters at every instant , keep | from all quarters at every instant, keep | ||
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his mind in a perpetual <del>and</del> state of <sic>encreasing</sic> | his mind in a perpetual <del>and</del> state of <sic>encreasing</sic> | ||
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irritation . <add>[+]</add> <note><add>[+]</add> But the same sum of money which before <add>would have</add> held out to him only an <add>uncertain</add> accession of pleasure now holds out to him a certain relief from pain: and</note> <del>But</del> pain is <add>even at any other <del | irritation. <add>[+]</add> <note><add>[+]</add> But the same sum of money which before <add>would have</add> held out to him only an <add>uncertain</add> accession of pleasure now holds out to him a certain relief from pain: and</note> <del>But</del> pain is <add>even at any other <del>time</del></add> <del>always a</del> <add><add><del>a</del></add> <del><gap/></del> time a much</add> more powerful | ||
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stimulant than pleasure . The same sum | stimulant than pleasure. The same sum | ||
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therefore which <add>the other day</add> if a hundred times multiplied , | therefore which <add>the other day</add> if a hundred times multiplied, | ||
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would not <del>before</del> have shaken his integrity , will | would not <del>before</del> have shaken his integrity, will | ||
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now <del><gap/></del> <add>act</add> upon him with a force too | now <del><gap/></del> <add>act</add> upon him with a force too | ||
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strong to be resisted . | strong to be resisted. | ||
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<p><hi rend='superscript'>(a)</hi> To wit a pain of the moral sanction . See Introd. | <p><hi rend='superscript'>(a)</hi> To wit a pain of the moral sanction. See Introd. | ||
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Ch. [Pleasures and Pains — their kinds] | Ch. [Pleasures and Pains — their kinds] | ||
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4
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Diss. Misbehaviour of Officers Of Prodigality in Trustees.
it is plain that no gentle remedy can answer
the purpose.
Th From p. 2. at bottom
the rest, being also lost becomes a souce of still proportionably greater
pain (a). Moreover the quantity of respect and goodwill they lost is
the greater inasmuch as there is nothing in the
circumstances of the case to move compassion , which
in case of an unmerited loss by calamities out of a
man's power to prevent, goes a good way towards
stemming the current of contempt and keeping up
the stock of his reputation to its former level from being overborn by it.
Fresh pains pouring in upon a man in this manner
from all quarters at every instant, keep
his mind in a perpetual and state of encreasing
irritation. [+] [+] But the same sum of money which before would have held out to him only an uncertain accession of pleasure now holds out to him a certain relief from pain: and But pain is even at any other time always a <add>a time a much</add> more powerful
stimulant than pleasure. The same sum
therefore which the other day if a hundred times multiplied,
would not before have shaken his integrity, will
now act upon him with a force too
strong to be resisted.
NOTE
(a) To wit a pain of the moral sanction. See Introd.
Ch. [Pleasures and Pains — their kinds]
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