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< | <head><del>1829. June 5.</del></head> | ||
< | <head><del>Article on Utilitarianism.</del></head> | ||
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<p>But if < | <p>But if <del>it happens so</del> you <del>so</del> see a man suffering<lb/> | ||
under a fit of the gout, or the stone, or the <hi rend="underline">tic | under a fit of the gout, or the stone, or the <hi rend="underline"><foreign>tic douloureux</foreign></hi>,<lb/> informing him that he is happy or that if he<lb/> | ||
is not it is for want of virtue, would this be any<lb/> | is not it is for want of virtue, would this be any<lb/> | ||
relief to him? <sic>would</sic> it not rather be a cruel mockery,<lb/> | relief to him? <sic>would</sic> it not rather be a cruel mockery,<lb/> | ||
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This was the sort of trash <add><del>with</del></add> which a<lb/> | |||
set of men used to amuse themselves with talking<lb/> | |||
while <del>walking</del> <add>parading</add> backwards & forwards in colonnades called<lb/> | |||
porches : that is to say the Stoics, so called from <foreign>stoa</foreign>,<lb/> | |||
the Greek name for a porch. In regard to these the<lb/> | |||
general notion has been that compared with our contemporaries<lb/> | |||
in the same ranks they were generally<lb/> | |||
speaking a good sort of men : and assuredly in all times<lb/> | |||
good sort of men talking all their lives long nonsense<lb/> | |||
in an endless variety of shapes never have been<lb/> | |||
wanting : but that from talking nonsense in this or<lb/> | |||
any other shape they <add>or their <del><gap/></del> successors</add> have in any way or degree <add>been</add> the<lb/> | |||
better this is what does not follow</p> | |||
<note><del>Make mention here<lb/>of J.B.'s note on systems<lb/>of Morals.</del></note> | |||
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1829. June 5. Article on Utilitarianism.
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But if it happens so you so see a man suffering
under a fit of the gout, or the stone, or the tic douloureux,
informing him that he is happy or that if he
is not it is for want of virtue, would this be any
relief to him? would it not rather be a cruel mockery,
and insult?
53.
This nonsense talked
by the Stoics : Stoics what.
- who.
This was the sort of trash with which a
set of men used to amuse themselves with talking
while walking parading backwards & forwards in colonnades called
porches : that is to say the Stoics, so called from stoa,
the Greek name for a porch. In regard to these the
general notion has been that compared with our contemporaries
in the same ranks they were generally
speaking a good sort of men : and assuredly in all times
good sort of men talking all their lives long nonsense
in an endless variety of shapes never have been
wanting : but that from talking nonsense in this or
any other shape they or their successors have in any way or degree been the
better this is what does not follow
Make mention here
of J.B.'s note on systems
of Morals.
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