More Fruits of Solitude by William Penn (1718) Part 9 126-154 (Union of Friends, Being Easy in Living, and Man's Inconsiderateness and Partiality)

More Fruits of Solitude by William Penn (1718) Part 9 126-154 (Union of Friends, Being Easy in Living, and Man's Inconsiderateness and Partiality)

Bonus: 

Demonbane is a fever dream

Summary: True Friendship can never die, our things own us, you'd be happier if you listened to God.

Commentary: 

128. Death cannot kill, what never dies.

or

137. They narrow their own Freedom and Comforts, that make so much requisite to enjoy them.

Someone tell my wife!

146. It must be therefore a gross Fault to strive so hard for the Pleasure of our Bodies, and be so insensible and careless of the Freedom of our Souls.

I should count how many times this comes up if I ever do a reread. 

 

 

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