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... PLEASURES or ACTIVE Ir, -g so little enjoy life, and are such burdensto theiselyes, us thosc who hlave nothing todo. The actie oenly tave tile true relisha of life ?? who kno)ws not The active only laour nlows not what it is to enjoy. tecreation whlat it is to labour. kiovilo vll1idckov otngfi. is only valuable as it aunbonde us ; the, jile knsow nothing Of it. It is exertion that rcnders rest ...