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Pagina 335
... tion one Idea often introduces into the Mind a whole Set that bear no Resemblance to one another in the Nature of things . Among several Examples of this Kind , he produces the follow- ing Instance . The Ideas of Goblins and Sprights ...
... tion one Idea often introduces into the Mind a whole Set that bear no Resemblance to one another in the Nature of things . Among several Examples of this Kind , he produces the follow- ing Instance . The Ideas of Goblins and Sprights ...
Pagina 348
... tion to those of the same Turn of Desire , that he produces the Authority of the wisest Men of the best Age of the World , to strengthen his Opinion of the ordinary Pursuits of Mankind . It would methinks be no ill Maxim of Life , if ...
... tion to those of the same Turn of Desire , that he produces the Authority of the wisest Men of the best Age of the World , to strengthen his Opinion of the ordinary Pursuits of Mankind . It would methinks be no ill Maxim of Life , if ...
Pagina 473
... tion of the Capacities of Children , or the Intention of Parents in their Behalf . There are many excellent Tempers which are worthy to be nourished and cultivated with all possible Diligence and Care , that were never designed to be ...
... tion of the Capacities of Children , or the Intention of Parents in their Behalf . There are many excellent Tempers which are worthy to be nourished and cultivated with all possible Diligence and Care , that were never designed to be ...
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