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Tement. He cannot be kept at duty continually; he must have pleasure
too. He cannot be always at work on the real; he demands the ideal
also. Even in the course of exertions which he relishes
as conducing to his material
interests, he every now and then requires a change of scene and of
occupation. Something to divert the mind from its ordinary series of
ideas--something to enable us to lose

ourselves in a temporary illusion, were it only a jocular supposition
of our being something a good deal worse than we are--something,
above all, to stir the hearty laugh, which proves its being
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