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Sivu 23
The mind has a sensibility , and clear knowledge , in many instances without
reflection , or even the power of reasoning upon its own perceptions . We can no
more account for the relation between the passions of the mind and a set of
features ...
The mind has a sensibility , and clear knowledge , in many instances without
reflection , or even the power of reasoning upon its own perceptions . We can no
more account for the relation between the passions of the mind and a set of
features ...
Sivu 25
The features , as we grow into years , gradually form along with the mind :
different sensibilities gather into the countenance , and become beauty there , as
colours mount in a tulip , and enrich it . When the eloquent force and delicacy of ...
The features , as we grow into years , gradually form along with the mind :
different sensibilities gather into the countenance , and become beauty there , as
colours mount in a tulip , and enrich it . When the eloquent force and delicacy of ...
Sivu 61
In sach an uneasy dilemma , the insteady excursions of wit give the mind its
natnral action , without fatigue , and relieve it delightfully , by employing the
imagination without requiring any reflection . Those who have an eternal appetite
for wit ...
In sach an uneasy dilemma , the insteady excursions of wit give the mind its
natnral action , without fatigue , and relieve it delightfully , by employing the
imagination without requiring any reflection . Those who have an eternal appetite
for wit ...
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