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Page 180
... mind , analogous to the temporary impotence to which every faculty is subject after extreme effort . Now , as some bodies are less elastic and robust than others , and sooner collapse with fatigue ; so some minds , from native tendency ...
... mind , analogous to the temporary impotence to which every faculty is subject after extreme effort . Now , as some bodies are less elastic and robust than others , and sooner collapse with fatigue ; so some minds , from native tendency ...
Page 182
... mind , for it is impossible to have auxiliaries without relying on them ; and in proportion as the mind trusts to external aid , its own internal power is diminished . So far as my observation has extended , it may be laid down as a ...
... mind , for it is impossible to have auxiliaries without relying on them ; and in proportion as the mind trusts to external aid , its own internal power is diminished . So far as my observation has extended , it may be laid down as a ...
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... mind , and those delicate perceptions of taste , which are essential in analyzing the beauty or the defects of any work of art , and , indeed , appear to be strongly connected with the gift of genius or invention itself . It requires a mind ...
... mind , and those delicate perceptions of taste , which are essential in analyzing the beauty or the defects of any work of art , and , indeed , appear to be strongly connected with the gift of genius or invention itself . It requires a mind ...
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