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...table, said to him, " What L do philosophers love dainties:" — "Why not.?" returned the scholar. "Do you think, my Lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads ?" INDOLENCE. Seneca has a very just observation on this propensity of the...

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...delicacies before him, said, " What! do philosophers love dainties?" — " Why not?" replied the scholar. " Do you think, my lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads?" 2S6. A baronet, who was a great amateur, and even a practitioner, in boxing...

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...choosing the delicacies of the table, said to him: "What! what! do philosophers choose delicacies?" "Why not?" returned the other. "Do you think, my lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads?" An Irishman was seen in the upper part of the city with the words "A Tenant...

...the table, said to him, " What ! do philosophers love dainties?" "Why not?" returned the scholar. " Do you think, my lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads ?" On a Level. Sir WG, when governor of Williamsburg, returned the salute...

...the table, said to him: "What! Do philosophers love dainties ?" " Why not ? " returned the scholar. " Do you think, my lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads ? " CUPID IN AUTUMN. In russet and orange and brown Are mantled wood and wold....

...table, said to hire. "What! do philosophers love dainties ?"—" Why not ?" returned the scholar. " Do you think my lord, that the good things of this world were made only for blockheads ?" EPIGRAM. Jack, tired of work, to play his shop shuts up ; And at his ease,...