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who follow the blind Guidance of Simple Nature, no wonder <hi rend="underline">It</hi> is seen to terminate so<lb/>
soon when Desire once sickens and becomes shifted for want of that true &amp; lasting Spirit<lb/>
of Love which shou'd ever feed the Torch of Hymen to preserve it's sacred flame &#x2014;<lb/>
perpetually burning, without which it can produce nothing but the foggy Fumes of<lb/>
<sic>Smoak</sic>, such as we may <sic>Imagin</sic> have blear'd the Eyes of our inconsiderate P-r-n<lb/>
and urg'd him to his ruin &#x2014; what a wretched Scene must the nuptual State &#x2014;<lb/>
afford where Reflection when ever it once takes place, instead of height'ning,<lb/>
must soon extinguish all Desire, &amp; transform<del>s</del> the Inclination to abhorrence and<lb/>
Distaste - but let us Shift the Scene and view the happy side of the <sic>Contraste</sic><lb/>
in ourselves my dearest charmer, what solid &amp; rational transport &amp; Satisfaction<lb/>
may we not feel in the pleasing Consciousness of a well plac'd affection in the &#x2014;<lb/>
Choice we have made in Each other, for since I have been so happy to be yours<lb/>





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who follow the blind Guidance of Simple Nature, no wonder It is seen to terminate so
soon when Desire once sickens and becomes shifted for want of that true & lasting Spirit
of Love which shou'd ever feed the Torch of Hymen to preserve it's sacred flame —
perpetually burning, without which it can produce nothing but the foggy Fumes of
Smoak, such as we may Imagin have blear'd the Eyes of our inconsiderate P-r-n
and urg'd him to his ruin — what a wretched Scene must the nuptual State —
afford where Reflection when ever it once takes place, instead of height'ning,
must soon extinguish all Desire, & transforms the Inclination to abhorrence and
Distaste - but let us Shift the Scene and view the happy side of the Contraste
in ourselves my dearest charmer, what solid & rational transport & Satisfaction
may we not feel in the pleasing Consciousness of a well plac'd affection in the —
Choice we have made in Each other, for since I have been so happy to be yours




Identifier: | JB/537/004/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 537.

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1745-08-24

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537

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004

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Image

002

Titles

Category

Correspondence

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Penner

Jeremiah Bentham

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