The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 205
... Mind follow the Appetites of the Body , or the Body express the Virtues of the Mind . Cleomira dances with all the Elegance of Motion imaginable ; but her Eyes are so chastised with the Simplicity and Innocence of her Thoughts , that ...
... Mind follow the Appetites of the Body , or the Body express the Virtues of the Mind . Cleomira dances with all the Elegance of Motion imaginable ; but her Eyes are so chastised with the Simplicity and Innocence of her Thoughts , that ...
Pagina 356
... Mind that is careful to avoid Errors and Prepossessions . When the Arguments press equally on both sides in Matters that are indifferent to us , the safest Method is to give up our selves to neither . It is with this Temper of Mind that ...
... Mind that is careful to avoid Errors and Prepossessions . When the Arguments press equally on both sides in Matters that are indifferent to us , the safest Method is to give up our selves to neither . It is with this Temper of Mind that ...
Pagina 502
... Mind of the first Being ; and that those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , are a Transcript of the World : To this we may add , that Words are the Transcript of those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , and that Writing or Printing ...
... Mind of the first Being ; and that those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , are a Transcript of the World : To this we may add , that Words are the Transcript of those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , and that Writing or Printing ...
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