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<p><head>Disablement.  Evils</head></p>
 
<p>one to give life if it could <add>were</add> not be desirable to<lb/>
 
any one to <del>procure</del> <add><del>hold</del> possess</add> it.</p>
 
<p>No more could the organs of conversation.  For if conversation<lb/>
can give us pleasure it must be by<lb/>
turning upon <add>relating to</add> something that interests us.  But nothing<lb/>
can interest a man except either his<lb/>
own pains and <add>or</add> pleasures or the pains or pleasures<lb/>
of some other:  which pains and pleasures<lb/>
are either the pains and pleasures of the senses,<lb/>
or alternately grounded on them.  Suppose those<lb/>
pains and pleasures not to exist, and any topic<lb/>
of <del>cons</del> conversation, be it ever so interesting<lb/>
would cease to be so.  It is a decisive experiement<lb/>
and <del>one that</del> <add>what</add> any one may make.<hi rend="superscript">[a]</hi></p>
<p><head>NOTE.</head></p>
<p>[a]  The pains and pleasures of a <unclear>future</unclear> life are by no<lb/>
means an exception.  The <del>joys of reason, or pains </del> <add>words pains of hell</add><lb/>
<del>of hell</del> would convey to our minds no idea at<lb/>
all were it not for the <del>pleasures</del> <add>pains</add>, nor the<lb/>
words <del>pains of hell</del> <add>joys of heaven</add>, wee it not for the pleasures<lb/>
of the senses.  The pleasures of a religious conversation<lb/>
however exquisite could not exist, were<lb/>
it not for the pleasures of the senses.<hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> The <add>[For]</add> pleasures of a religious conversation turn ultimately upon the prospect of partaking of the joys of heaven, &amp; of escaping the pains of hell.  [Now] And</note> The joys<lb/>
of heaven however <add>superior to and however</add> disparate they may be <add>prove</add> in themselves<lb/>
from the pleasures of the senses [when the<lb/>
<del>lat</del> former come to be experienced], could make no<lb/>
impression on <del>t</del> us here below, <add>but by the medium</add> if it were not for the<lb/>
latter.  All <add>In all this then is no more than what</add> this is obviously and necessarily included<lb/>
<add>in</add></p>
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Disablement. Evils

one to give life if it could were not be desirable to
any one to procure hold possess it.

No more could the organs of conversation. For if conversation
can give us pleasure it must be by
turning upon relating to something that interests us. But nothing
can interest a man except either his
own pains and or pleasures or the pains or pleasures
of some other: which pains and pleasures
are either the pains and pleasures of the senses,
or alternately grounded on them. Suppose those
pains and pleasures not to exist, and any topic
of cons conversation, be it ever so interesting
would cease to be so. It is a decisive experiement
and one that what any one may make.[a]

NOTE.

[a] The pains and pleasures of a future life are by no
means an exception. The joys of reason, or pains words pains of hell
of hell would convey to our minds no idea at
all were it not for the pleasures pains, nor the
words pains of hell joys of heaven, wee it not for the pleasures
of the senses. The pleasures of a religious conversation
however exquisite could not exist, were
it not for the pleasures of the senses. The [For] pleasures of a religious conversation turn ultimately upon the prospect of partaking of the joys of heaven, & of escaping the pains of hell. [Now] And The joys
of heaven however superior to and however disparate they may be prove in themselves
from the pleasures of the senses [when the
lat former come to be experienced], could make no
impression on t us here below, but by the medium if it were not for the
latter. All In all this then is no more than what this is obviously and necessarily included
in


Identifier: | JB/159/180/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 159.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

159

Main Headings

punishment

Folio number

180

Info in main headings field

disablement evils

Image

004

Titles

evils of disablement negative & positive

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d1 f1 / d2 / d3 / d4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l v g propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

54003

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