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... mind by which a sense of danger is surmounted ; and it cannot be said , without the utmost perversion of lan- guage , that a man is courageous , merely because he discovers no fear when he is sensible of no danger . It is , indeed ...
... mind by which a sense of danger is surmounted ; and it cannot be said , without the utmost perversion of lan- guage , that a man is courageous , merely because he discovers no fear when he is sensible of no danger . It is , indeed ...
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... mind has suffered many revolutions , that the same things have in the several parts of his life been condemned and approved , pursued and shunned : and that on many occasions , even when his practice has been steady , his mind has been ...
... mind has suffered many revolutions , that the same things have in the several parts of his life been condemned and approved , pursued and shunned : and that on many occasions , even when his practice has been steady , his mind has been ...
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... mind riots in imagery , and the choice stands suspended be- tween different sentiments . These pleasures , I believe , may sometimes be in- dulged to those , who come to a subject of disquisi- tions with minds full of ideas , and with ...
... mind riots in imagery , and the choice stands suspended be- tween different sentiments . These pleasures , I believe , may sometimes be in- dulged to those , who come to a subject of disquisi- tions with minds full of ideas , and with ...
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In what arts the ancients excelled the moderns 134 | 7 |
a vision | 17 |
The story of Desdemona concluded | 28 |
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