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Foundation of the Right of Occupancy<lb/>A man finds a thing: he conceives<lb/>that it will afford him pleasure: that<lb/>it may be <hi rend='superscript'>of</hi>use to him: he occupies it, <lb/><hi rend='superscript'>he <unclear>possesses</unclear> himself of it -</hi><lb/>and by such his occupancy, <hi rend='superscript'>his <unclear>possession</unclear></hi>gains a<lb/>pleasure of <del><gap/></del>Possession: that<lb/> | Foundation of the Right of Occupancy<lb/>A man finds a thing: he conceives<lb/>that it will afford him pleasure: that<lb/>it may be <hi rend='superscript'>of</hi>use to him: he occupies it, <lb/><hi rend='superscript'>he <unclear>possesses</unclear> himself of it -</hi><lb/>and by such his occupancy, <hi rend='superscript'>his <unclear>possession</unclear></hi>gains a<lb/>pleasure of <del><gap/></del>Possession: that<lb/> | ||
is a Pleasure of <del>deleted text</del>Expectation.<lb/>Now this <del>deleted text</del>pleasure of his is a <gap/>-<lb/>-<gap/>not bought at the <sic>expence</sic> of any<lb/>other <hi rend='superscript'>person</hi><add>if no body longed for<lb/> it at the same time</add>: it is therefore <hi rend='underline'>home</hi>:<note>v. axiom 29.<lb/>BR. III.</note> | is a Pleasure of <del>deleted text</del>Expectation.<lb/>Now this <del>deleted text</del>pleasure of his is a <gap/>-<lb/>-<gap/>not bought at the <sic>expence</sic> of any<lb/>other <hi rend='superscript'>person</hi><add>if no body longed for<lb/> it at the same time</add>: it is therefore <hi rend='underline'>home</hi>: <note>v. axiom 29.<lb/>BR. III.</note> and as such<lb/>makes a clear <gap/>to the <note>common stock of happiness.</note>stock of happi-<lb/>-ness to the community.<lb/><p>IIt is bought at the expense of <gap/></p><gap/><lb/>pleasure: for it any other man (<gap/> like <lb/>opportunity) had conceived that it could give<lb/> him pleasure<hi rend='superscript'><gap/>superscript text</hi><hi rend='underline'>he</hi>would have occupied. <note>v. axiom 30. BR.<lb/> III</note><lb/>but he did <hi rend='underline'>not</hi, by the<gap/>.<p>paragraph</p>There is therefore a reason for the occupants<lb/><del><gap/>deleted text</del>keeping the thing occupied.<lb/> | ||
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Foundation of the Right of Occupancy
A man finds a thing: he conceives
that it will afford him pleasure: that
it may be ofuse to him: he occupies it,
he possesses himself of it -
and by such his occupancy, his possessiongains a
pleasure of Possession: that
is a Pleasure of deleted textExpectation.
Now this deleted textpleasure of his is a -
-not bought at the expence of any
other personif no body longed for
it at the same time: it is therefore home: v. axiom 29.
BR. III. and as such
makes a clear to the common stock of happiness.stock of happi-
-ness to the community.
IIt is bought at the expense of
pleasure: for it any other man ( like
opportunity) had conceived that it could give
him pleasuresuperscript texthewould have occupied. v. axiom 30. BR.
III
but he did <hi rend='underline'>not</hi, by the.
paragraph
There is therefore a reason for the occupants
deleted textkeeping the thing occupied.
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