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“When you have fully considered all these things, approach, if you please—that is, if, by parting with them, you have a mind to purchase serenity, freedom, and tranquillity.
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From Section XXIX (Higginson translation) of The Enchiridion. Read the surrounding argument as well as the excerpt; its historical language and philosophical assumptions shape its meaning.
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Source: The Enchiridion , Section XXIX (Higginson translation)
Edition: Thomas Wentworth Higginson translation · Translated by Thomas Wentworth Higginson
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