Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |   sleeping, have its thinking, enjoyments, and concerns, its pleasures
2     II,  VII| complete happiness, in all the enjoyments which the creatures can
3     II,  XXI|       Life itself, and all its enjoyments, is a burden cannot be borne
4     II,  XXI|    chiefly drives men into the enjoyments of a conjugal life. A little
5     II,  XXI|   desires, let loose after the enjoyments of this life, take their
6     II,  XXI|       a succession of ordinary enjoyments, make up a happiness wherein
7     II,  XXI|        look beyond our present enjoyments, and carry the mind out