The Friend: A Series of Essays to Aid in the Formation of Fixed Principles in Politics, Morals, and Religion. With Literary Amusements Interspersed, 第 3 巻William Pickering, 1837 |
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... sense ) we should find in the skull of such an indi- vidual the organs of circumspection and appropriation dis- proportionately large and prominent compared with those of ideality and benevolence . It is certain that the organ of ...
... sense ) we should find in the skull of such an indi- vidual the organs of circumspection and appropriation dis- proportionately large and prominent compared with those of ideality and benevolence . It is certain that the organ of ...
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... sense of self - importance was gratified at home , and ambition had a hundred several lotteries , in one or other of which every freeman had a ticket , and the only blanks were drawn by sloth , intem- perance , or inevitable calamity ...
... sense of self - importance was gratified at home , and ambition had a hundred several lotteries , in one or other of which every freeman had a ticket , and the only blanks were drawn by sloth , intem- perance , or inevitable calamity ...
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... Sense , and Cleverness . The first I use in the sense of most general acceptance , as the faculty which adds to the existing stock of power and knowledge by new views , new combinations ; by discoveries not accidental but anticipated ...
... Sense , and Cleverness . The first I use in the sense of most general acceptance , as the faculty which adds to the existing stock of power and knowledge by new views , new combinations ; by discoveries not accidental but anticipated ...
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... Sense I understand that just balance of the faculties which is to the judgment what health is to the body . The mind seems to act at once and altogether by a synthetic rather than an analytic process : even as the outward senses , from ...
... Sense I understand that just balance of the faculties which is to the judgment what health is to the body . The mind seems to act at once and altogether by a synthetic rather than an analytic process : even as the outward senses , from ...
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... sense is the conservative , branch in the intellectual republic . By Cleverness ( which I dare not with Dr. John- son call a low word , while there is a sense to be expressed which it alone expresses ) I mean a com- parative readiness ...
... sense is the conservative , branch in the intellectual republic . By Cleverness ( which I dare not with Dr. John- son call a low word , while there is a sense to be expressed which it alone expresses ) I mean a com- parative readiness ...
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