e a vida consiste em perder tempo Courtesy, or deference (Humanitas seu modestia), is the desire of acting in a way that should please men, and refraining from that which should displease themSAY 33 ..To Unas ridere is cruelty that is not opposed with clemency, which is not a passive state of the mind, but a power whereby man restrains his anger and revenge. XXXIX. of spínola by spinoza Timidity is the desire to avoid a greater evil, which we dread, by undergoing a lesser evil....TO BE INFANTE OR TO BE EL-REY GAY ...THAT IS THE QUESTION...CUM UÑAS TE DESUÑAS ...MORFOLOGICAMENTE O HOMO É AO CONTRÁRIO DOS RESTANTES MAMÍFEROS DITOS SUPERIORES CARACTERIZADO POR MUITOS DÉFICITES CARÊNCIAS E FALTA DE ESPECIALIZAÇÕES ....TEM FALTA DE REVESTIMENTO PILOSO CONTRA O FRIO COMO NO CASO DO UNAS FALTAM ORGÃOS PREENSORES NATURAIS E UMA QUASE LETAL AUSÊNCIA DE INSTINTOS MAS QUANTO AOS INSTINTOS SEXUAIS SÃO OS DOS RESTANTES ANIMAIS EMBORA EM MÉDIA FODA MUITO MAIS ....

SOARES FAZ O MESMO QUE VOCÊS E NINGUÉM LHE PAGA ...BOM FOI PRÉ-PAGO ...

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  Artur Rey de Carvalho Daring is the desire, whereby a man is set on to do
  something dangerous which his equals fear to attempt

  
  

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       de Carvalho quem tem cu tem medo cowardice is attributed to one, whose desire is checked by
      the fear of some danger which his equals dare to encounter.
      Explanation-Cowardice is, therefore, nothing else but the
      fear of some evil, which most men are wont not to fear ; hence I
      do not reckon it among the emotions springing from desire.
      Nevertheless, I have chosen to explain it here, because, in so
      far as we look to the desire, it is truly opposed to the emotion
      of daring.
      tou consternado cum a pobreza das respostas deves ser muito bom na cama pra inda teres esse em prego

    • • Consternation is attributed to one, whose desire of
        avoiding evil is checked by amazement at the evil which he fears.
        Explanation-Consternation is, therefore, a species of
        cowardice. But, inasmuch as consternation arises from a double
        fear, it may be more conveniently defined as a fear which keeps a
        man so bewildered and wavering, that he is not able to remove the
        evil. I say bewildered, in so far as we understand his desire of
        removing the evil to be constrained by his amazement. I say
        wavering, in so far as we understand the said desire to be
        constrained by the fear of another evil, which equally torments
        him : whence it comes to pass that he knows not, which he may
        avert of the two. On this subject, see III. xxxix. note, and
        III. lii. note. Concerning cowardice and daring, see III. li.
        note.
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