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Page 104
... feel pleasure in the degradation of persons of rank and sta- tion : but the elevated , when virtue is their shield , may defy the shafts of envy and malignity . When , therefore , such a man as Lord M. is arraigned , we should only ...
... feel pleasure in the degradation of persons of rank and sta- tion : but the elevated , when virtue is their shield , may defy the shafts of envy and malignity . When , therefore , such a man as Lord M. is arraigned , we should only ...
Page 343
... feeling , declaring my own judgments , and detailing percep tions , which exist only in my own mind . The active and ... feel nor perceive Nothing can be felt , nor perceived , where it is not . The changes , which exist in our own ...
... feeling , declaring my own judgments , and detailing percep tions , which exist only in my own mind . The active and ... feel nor perceive Nothing can be felt , nor perceived , where it is not . The changes , which exist in our own ...
Page 349
... feel similarly to himself . It would be doing an injustice to the author , not to transcribe the animated and philosophic pas- sage with which he terminates this chapter : We may , indeed , supect , that Des - Cartes was not hitherto ...
... feel similarly to himself . It would be doing an injustice to the author , not to transcribe the animated and philosophic pas- sage with which he terminates this chapter : We may , indeed , supect , that Des - Cartes was not hitherto ...
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