No. IV. PLEASURES and PAINS,
Derived from the matter of WEALTH.—PLEASURES of Possession—Fruition—
Acquisition—Affluence—Opulence. PAINS of Privation—Loss—Poverty—
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Corresponding Interest,
PECUNIARY INTEREST. Interest of the Purse.
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Corresponding MOTIVES—with Names,
—I. Neutral: viz.
Single-worded, none. ——
Many-worded, |
—II. Eulogistic: 1. Economy. —— 5. Desire, hope, prospect, expectation—of
thriving. |
—III. Dyslogistic: viz.
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