Pleasures
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Pleasure is the beginning and the end of living happily. |
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Pleasure is seldom found where it is looked for. |
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Pleasures are spoilt by wanting more. |
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Pleasures imagined are the sweetest. |
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The pursuit of pleasure soon bores. |
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Endless pleasure is a definition of hell. |
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Short pleasures bring long repentance. |
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There is no pleasure without some pain. |
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They are rich whose pleasures are cheapest. |
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A sense of guilt goes with excess pleasures. |
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We often pay dearly for our pleasures. |
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Anticipation is the better part of pleasure. |
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It is the chase and not the catch that gives the greatest pleasure. |
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We tire of the pleasures we take but not of those we give. |
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Suffering is real – pleasures are imagined. |
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Beauty is that which pleases. |
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The greatest pleasures are often the most pointless ones. |
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Visitors often give pleasure – if not on their arrival, then on their departure. |
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A lot of our guilt is a morbid way of looking at our pleasures. |
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Illness is often the price we pay for pleasure. |
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Illusion is the first of the pleasures. |
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Guilt goes hand-in-hand with pleasure. |
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You can live happily if you spread some happiness – any pleasure shared is twice as pleasing. |
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Imagined pleasures are sweetest |
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