The Port Folio, Tom 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... passes in the mind of man may be reduced to two classes— Ideas and Emotions . By ideas , I mean all thoughts which rise and pass in succession in the mind : by emotions , all exertions of the mind , which arise from the operation of the ...
... passes in the mind of man may be reduced to two classes— Ideas and Emotions . By ideas , I mean all thoughts which rise and pass in succession in the mind : by emotions , all exertions of the mind , which arise from the operation of the ...
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... pass in order the Greek , Latin , and other historians . Desirous to know them , I drew near Polidorus , who related to me their names and qualities as they passed . This , he said , who walks with slow and circumspect step , is Thu ...
... pass in order the Greek , Latin , and other historians . Desirous to know them , I drew near Polidorus , who related to me their names and qualities as they passed . This , he said , who walks with slow and circumspect step , is Thu ...
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... passing in the other hemisphere , be of any value , newspapers , as at present conducted , are liable to in- surmountable objections , inasmuch as , instead of faithfully and accu- rately affording this knowledge , they only tend to ...
... passing in the other hemisphere , be of any value , newspapers , as at present conducted , are liable to in- surmountable objections , inasmuch as , instead of faithfully and accu- rately affording this knowledge , they only tend to ...
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... pass them without examination . The lamps sus- pended at the corners of the streets are lighted every night at the ex- pense of the occupiers of the nearest houses , and small parties of guards patrole the city , to preserve ...
... pass them without examination . The lamps sus- pended at the corners of the streets are lighted every night at the ex- pense of the occupiers of the nearest houses , and small parties of guards patrole the city , to preserve ...
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... passing them in review , must , as he was made to under- stand , arise from some cause within us , which had , as he felt , no ma- terial existence . Causes and effects he had always seen connected ; this great , this wonderful effect ...
... passing them in review , must , as he was made to under- stand , arise from some cause within us , which had , as he felt , no ma- terial existence . Causes and effects he had always seen connected ; this great , this wonderful effect ...
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