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Restraint
to care a man of various disorders. Bathing
in a cold bath or in the sea to cure him
of a relaxed habit of body.
Restrictive punishment then may prevent a man
from obtaining pleasures; or it may prevent
him from promoting pains.
If a man were as to go in quest of pleasure
it is not absolutely certain that he would find it:
much is of certain that staying where he
is, pleasure would come to him.
If he were to go in quest of the means of , it is
not absolutely certain that he would find it : much
is it certain that the measures of security would
come to him.
happening then the pleasures in question to the
pleasures of the body, what the pleasures of the body that
he loses, and the pains of the body that he incurs, are
but contingent pains: to far then the wil he
incurrs is not actual pain but danger.
Much of reflects, as very in such a
these dangers, upon those
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jeremy bentham |
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