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In some? ??? of its shapes it is in the body that pleasure? has its seat?, in others it is in? the mind; where is the home? to whom nay ??? part? of this? is a ??? unknown? "?" ??? is the man to whom experience? of any ??? of it ??? for ??? "?" That which is known to every man can it ??? ??? unknown to these philosophers  
<head>9 Sept<lb/>
 
Logic or Ethics</head>
The ??? ??? ??? for every ??? ??? everywhere?, they could ??? ??? ??? for it ???, whether? of the mind or of the body is of the mind, ??? every ??? ???
<p>In some <add>of its</add> shapes it is the both that pleasure has<lb/>
 
its seat, in others it is in the mind: where is the <lb/>
Be that as it may, ??? of the bodily pleasure? having started ??? the??? of bodily pleasures, ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? is? to? be? found? in it. ??? and to be found? there? ??? it ??? and any? ??? oh no: but for any? quite? ??? ??? ??? different ??? ???
man to whom any <add>either</add> part of this is an <add>unknown</add> secret? where<lb/>
 
is the man to whom experience of any part of it has<lb/>
In the first place the ??? ??? ??? of ??? ??? ??? to which every? ??? ??? ??? he
been wanting? That which is known to every man<lb/>
 
can it have been unknown to those philosophers.</p>
<p>Be this as it <hi rend="underline">may</hi>, speaking of bodily pleasures<lb/>
having <add>thus</add> stated the subject of bodily pleasures, be the impression taken this occasion to assure us that no such<lb/>
thing as the <foreign>Summum bonum</foreign> is to be found in it. Why<lb/>
not to be found there? because it exists not any where?<lb/>
Oh no: but for <del>very</del> quite different <del>are the</del> reasons.</p>
<p>1. In the first place the part of the human<lb/>
frame to which they are <add>rendered</add> subservient <add>one should rather</add> he might have<lb/>
said <add>have</add> <del>whether the</del> which are subservient to them<lb/>
is the <del>more or</del> less noble but mostly the more ignoble.</p>
<p>2. In the next place they are short.</p>
<p>3. In the third place, when they are over, they are <lb/>
<add>apt to be <gap/> and thus</add> of the unsavoury kind, and in that <lb/>
case they are succeeded by blushes.</p>
<p>3. In the third place, <add>/every one and thing / here and there / when they are over</add> in some instances the recollection of them is (it seems) unsavoury, whereupon <add>and thereupon</add> come<lb/>
or ought to come certain blushes.</p>
<p><foreign><gap/> praetia <gap/> est <gap/>, praetia tarumque<lb/>
<gap/>... supra recordatio, et <gap/>secunda</foreign></p>


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9 Sept
Logic or Ethics

In some of its shapes it is the both that pleasure has
its seat, in others it is in the mind: where is the
man to whom any either part of this is an unknown secret? where
is the man to whom experience of any part of it has
been wanting? That which is known to every man
can it have been unknown to those philosophers.

Be this as it may, speaking of bodily pleasures
having thus stated the subject of bodily pleasures, be the impression taken this occasion to assure us that no such
thing as the Summum bonum is to be found in it. Why
not to be found there? because it exists not any where?
Oh no: but for very quite different are the reasons.

1. In the first place the part of the human
frame to which they are rendered subservient one should rather he might have
said have whether the which are subservient to them
is the more or less noble but mostly the more ignoble.

2. In the next place they are short.

3. In the third place, when they are over, they are
apt to be and thus of the unsavoury kind, and in that
case they are succeeded by blushes.

3. In the third place, /every one and thing / here and there / when they are over in some instances the recollection of them is (it seems) unsavoury, whereupon and thereupon come
or ought to come certain blushes.

praetia est , praetia tarumque
... supra recordatio, et secunda



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Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

014

Main Headings

deontology

Folio number

066

Info in main headings field

logic or ethics

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d11 / e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] mj&l 1811]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

colonel aaron burr

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1811

Notes public

ID Number

4829

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