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6307. PAIN, Pleasure vs.—
We have no
rose without its thorn; no pleasure without
alloy. It is the law of our existence; and we
must acquiesce. It is the condition annexed to
all our pleasures, not by us who receive, but
by Him who gives them.—
To Mrs. Cosway. Washington ed. ii, 41.
Ford ed., iv, 321.
(P.
1786)
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