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Page 267
... mind is never allowed to repofe itself , but is hurried on through alternate emotions of compaffion and abhorrence , of acxiety and terror , of admiration and regret , to the catastrophe . The language too is bold and energetic , highly ...
... mind is never allowed to repofe itself , but is hurried on through alternate emotions of compaffion and abhorrence , of acxiety and terror , of admiration and regret , to the catastrophe . The language too is bold and energetic , highly ...
Page 362
... mind , to be the foundation of all knowlege . Some of our common no- tions he allows to be erroneous ; others he confiders as univer- fal , fundamental , and indefeasible , laws in the conftitution of the human mind : -but as to the ...
... mind , to be the foundation of all knowlege . Some of our common no- tions he allows to be erroneous ; others he confiders as univer- fal , fundamental , and indefeasible , laws in the conftitution of the human mind : -but as to the ...
Page 548
... mind . In the preface , we are told that there are fome free thoughts in the work which contradict the prejudices of the vulgar , who will not fail to call the author a fophift , a philofopher , and an impious wretch . We know not ...
... mind . In the preface , we are told that there are fome free thoughts in the work which contradict the prejudices of the vulgar , who will not fail to call the author a fophift , a philofopher , and an impious wretch . We know not ...
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