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On one thing they all agree, life can not be lived without having tasted and felt the pleasure and enjoyment.
Although the minimum opportunities for pleasure that can happen to me and I'll get it.
(Michel de Montaigne)
What is not permissible to give pleasure, that which is forbidden inflamed.
(Michel de Montaigne)
What is not permissible to give pleasure, that which is forbidden inflamed.
(Ovid)
The pleasure of a rich man who does the will is not to think of those who enrich , but to those who disappoint.
The pleasure of a rich man who does the will is not to think of those who enrich , but to those who disappoint.
(A.Bonnard)
The pleasure is on the wire, and turns into pain if you did not measure.
The pleasure is on the wire, and turns into pain if you did not measure.
(Seneca)
One of the great pleasure in life is in doing what people say you will not be able to do.
(Walter Bagehot)
The man is destroyed by politics without principles , with pleasure without conscience, with the wealth without work, knowledge without character , his business without morality, science without humanity with, by faith without sacrifices.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
What a strange thing is the pleasure and the pain , it seems that each of them always follow its opposite and that both of them do not want to ever be in the same people.
(Socrate)
Pleasure is the most reliable means of recognition given to us by Nature and the one who has suffered much less knowledgeable than the one who has much rejoiced.
(Gabriele D'Annunzio )
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One of the great pleasure in life is in doing what people say you will not be able to do.
(Walter Bagehot)
The man is destroyed by politics without principles , with pleasure without conscience, with the wealth without work, knowledge without character , his business without morality, science without humanity with, by faith without sacrifices.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
What a strange thing is the pleasure and the pain , it seems that each of them always follow its opposite and that both of them do not want to ever be in the same people.
(Socrate)
Pleasure is the most reliable means of recognition given to us by Nature and the one who has suffered much less knowledgeable than the one who has much rejoiced.
(Gabriele D'Annunzio )
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