Familiar Essays On Interesting Subjects
Familiar Essays On Interesting Subjects
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Which F 4 they [ 7* ] they fo freely indulge themfelves. I would have people of this clafs, could I bring the powers of tranf- migration to my aid, for a time re- moved into one of the more labo- rious ftations, and obliged to ftrug- gle with the difficulties which are daily and hourly encountered in them. FOR inftance, I would have the hypochondriac, who fours his mind by the apprehenfion of imaginary diitempers, for a time put into the place of an honcft mechanic, who has a numerous family to... provide for by the labour of his hands ; and when, after having been fo long oc- cupied in his new employment as to [ 73 1 to work off the obftructions which a want of exercife too often occafions> he would be happy to return to his former ftation, of which he would then know the real blefimg, by hav- ing experienced the lofs of it. ALAS! alas ! would the com- plaining difTatisfied fons of plenty, inftead of looking upward and repining, that their lot has not fallen in a ftill fairer ground, and their own over- rated merits were not more amply rewarded j would they but look downwards, and fee the millions of their fellow-crea- tures pining under real want, real care, and real mifery, accompanied too often by excruciating pain and incurable t 74 ] incurable difeafe could they be- hold even a tenth part of what the^ pooreft clafs in the metropolis and our great cities fuffer fo far from nourifhing criminal, becaufe eaufe- lefs, difcontent, they would lift up their hearts in thankfulnefs, 1 that their fituation is fo comfortable, their fubftantial happinefs fo great.
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Which F 4 they [ 7* ] they fo freely indulge themfelves. I would have people of this clafs, could I bring the powers of tranf- migration to my aid, for a time re- moved into one of the more labo- rious ftations, and obliged to ftrug- gle with the difficulties which are daily and hourly encountered in them. FOR inftance, I would have the hypochondriac, who fours his mind by the apprehenfion of imaginary diitempers, for a time put into the place of an honcft mechanic, who has a numerous family to... provide for by the labour of his hands ; and when, after having been fo long oc- cupied in his new employment as to [ 73 1 to work off the obftructions which a want of exercife too often occafions> he would be happy to return to his former ftation, of which he would then know the real blefimg, by hav- ing experienced the lofs of it. ALAS! alas ! would the com- plaining difTatisfied fons of plenty, inftead of looking upward and repining, that their lot has not fallen in a ftill fairer ground, and their own over- rated merits were not more amply rewarded j would they but look downwards, and fee the millions of their fellow-crea- tures pining under real want, real care, and real mifery, accompanied too often by excruciating pain and incurable t 74 ] incurable difeafe could they be- hold even a tenth part of what the^ pooreft clafs in the metropolis and our great cities fuffer fo far from nourifhing criminal, becaufe eaufe- lefs, difcontent, they would lift up their hearts in thankfulnefs, 1 that their fituation is fo comfortable, their fubftantial happinefs fo great.
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