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Page 368
... these emo- tions are unfelt and unperceived ; and whatever tends to increase this exercife of mind , tends in the fame proportion to increase these emotions . If thefe illuftrations are juft , it feems reafonable to con- clude , that ...
... these emo- tions are unfelt and unperceived ; and whatever tends to increase this exercife of mind , tends in the fame proportion to increase these emotions . If thefe illuftrations are juft , it feems reafonable to con- clude , that ...
Page 413
... these things ; but fince that time he has often reflected upon it with wonder and pleas fure . The text - book the Profeffor ufed was Pictet's Shorter Syftem , afterward changed for Ostervald . These authors were chiefly use- ful to him ...
... these things ; but fince that time he has often reflected upon it with wonder and pleas fure . The text - book the Profeffor ufed was Pictet's Shorter Syftem , afterward changed for Ostervald . These authors were chiefly use- ful to him ...
Page 463
... These contributions and donations materially injure the giver , and are of little or no fervice to the re- ceiver . They are but temporary refources , and cannot be adopted a fecond time . As to the French credit , Mr. B. thinks they ...
... These contributions and donations materially injure the giver , and are of little or no fervice to the re- ceiver . They are but temporary refources , and cannot be adopted a fecond time . As to the French credit , Mr. B. thinks they ...
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