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... mind upon the body ; the power of volition ; the fear of death ; on pride ; remorse ; on solitude ; excessive study or application of mind ; vicissitude a cause and characteristic symptom of in- tellectual malady ; want of sleep ...
... mind upon the body ; the power of volition ; the fear of death ; on pride ; remorse ; on solitude ; excessive study or application of mind ; vicissitude a cause and characteristic symptom of in- tellectual malady ; want of sleep ...
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... mind ; and , as they present numerous examples of moral , scientific , and literary excellence , we think that the study of them must tend to enlarge the stock of useful and interesting information . ART . IV . Elements of the ...
... mind ; and , as they present numerous examples of moral , scientific , and literary excellence , we think that the study of them must tend to enlarge the stock of useful and interesting information . ART . IV . Elements of the ...
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... mind , with that judicious employment of observation and experiment which they pre - suppose , exhaust the whole business of philosophical investigation ; and the great object of the rules of philosophizing is to shew in what manner ...
... mind , with that judicious employment of observation and experiment which they pre - suppose , exhaust the whole business of philosophical investigation ; and the great object of the rules of philosophizing is to shew in what manner ...
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