The habit of omitting, or of Little activity of the individual

Violent but pleasing excitement A high degree of pleasure pro

of the mind.

duced by the satisfaction of every faculty very active.

Regret.

Vexation for something past.

A disagreeable affection of every faculty combined with the remembrance of some enjoyment lost.

Knowledge built on principles. It is the effect of the reflective

Self-esteem.

Sensation.

Perception by means of the The knowledge of every impres

Great diminution, or suspension A great degree of inactivity of

The act of tempting, and the The effect of every active fac

The desire and act of render- Self-esteem being offended, com

The state of not having; de- Want, in the sense of desire, is

The power of judging rightly. The regulation of every action,

by the rule of natural morali

ty.