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Therefore it seems that man's final happiness consists in contemplating the angels.
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Therefore man's final happiness consists in the consideration of speculative sciences.
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Failing final happiness, they so often took what they could get.
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Therefore it seems that in the consideration of these sciences, man's final happiness consists.
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Eating them, denotes sorrow for a time, but final happiness.
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It is what it ought to be; its education is finished, and its final happiness begins.
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Conversely, we might argue the final happiness which attaches to the observance of the law of nature.
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Tells of the lamp of love that continues to shine through all sorts of tribulations to final happiness.
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Nothing else stood before its flood; all thought of Ludowika's final happiness was lost with the other detritus.
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What Wordsworth then wrote already vibrates with that blithe impulse which carried him to final happiness and self-possession.