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... various combinations , so as quickly to call the mind into existence and exercise . Again , when the attention has been directed to the various impressions made from without , and the mind has learnt to reason concerning the causes of ...
... various combinations , so as quickly to call the mind into existence and exercise . Again , when the attention has been directed to the various impressions made from without , and the mind has learnt to reason concerning the causes of ...
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... various criticisms , in newspapers and in pamphlets ; but as those criticisms bore internal evi- dence that they proceeded from persons totally incapable of giving per- manent fame , and equally incapable of taking it away ; I , of ...
... various criticisms , in newspapers and in pamphlets ; but as those criticisms bore internal evi- dence that they proceeded from persons totally incapable of giving per- manent fame , and equally incapable of taking it away ; I , of ...
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... Various passages , exclusive of those that we have noticed , ( see pp . 23. 90 , & c . ) discover an energetic and well stored mind : but , to give currency and popularity to the whole , it would be necessary to make a compound of this ...
... Various passages , exclusive of those that we have noticed , ( see pp . 23. 90 , & c . ) discover an energetic and well stored mind : but , to give currency and popularity to the whole , it would be necessary to make a compound of this ...
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