The Theory of Moral Sentiments (Great Books in Philosophy)

What can he added to the happiness of the man who is in health, who is out of det, and has a clea conscience? To one in this situation, all accessions of fotune may popelye said toe supefluous; and if he is much elevated upon account of them, it muste the effect of the most fivolous levity. This situation, howeve, may vey welle called the natual and odinay state of mankind.