Book, Paragraph

 1    VII, XVII|   secured, among other ways, by amusement, but the amusement should
 2    VII, XVII|     ways, by amusement, but the amusement should not be vulgar or
 3   VIII, III |     amusing ourselves, for then amusement would be the end of life.
 4   VIII, III |      this is inconceivable, and amusement is needed more amid serious
 5   VIII, III |         need of relaxation, and amusement gives relaxation, whereas
 6   VIII, V   |         we say, for the sake of amusement and relaxation, like sleep
 7   VIII, V   | instructed with a view to their amusement, for learning is no amusement,
 8   VIII, V   |   amusement, for learning is no amusement, but is accompanied with
 9   VIII, V   |       music for the sake of the amusement which they will have when
10   VIII, V   |        it produce?—education or amusement or intellectual enjoyment,
11   VIII, V   |      the nature of all of them. Amusement is for the sake of relaxation,
12   VIII, V   | sometimes happens that men make amusement the end, for the end probably