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... ideas are formed by abstraction and combination , which are unquestion- ably operations of the intellect : but a facility in making new and rapid associations of ideas , and presenting bright and glowing images to the mind , is said to ...
... ideas are formed by abstraction and combination , which are unquestion- ably operations of the intellect : but a facility in making new and rapid associations of ideas , and presenting bright and glowing images to the mind , is said to ...
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... idea of Italian beauty ; and perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy ...
... idea of Italian beauty ; and perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy ...
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... idea of what might be expected from Professor SPAL- DING's talents and exertion , than as a critical account of its merits , which we shall reserve till its completion We have nothing farther to wish with regard to the merit of the ...
... idea of what might be expected from Professor SPAL- DING's talents and exertion , than as a critical account of its merits , which we shall reserve till its completion We have nothing farther to wish with regard to the merit of the ...
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