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... readers , that the mere incapability to perceive an object , or an event , is not , of itself , a conclusive argument against the existence of that object or event . After proving to his own satisfaction , that no connexion sub- sists ...
... readers , that the mere incapability to perceive an object , or an event , is not , of itself , a conclusive argument against the existence of that object or event . After proving to his own satisfaction , that no connexion sub- sists ...
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... readers will find abundant proofs in Jewitt's Narrative of a Three Years ' Residence among that Tribe . When Maquina , for ex- ample , told the Armorour that his life should be spared upon the condition of his swearing to be a slave for ...
... readers will find abundant proofs in Jewitt's Narrative of a Three Years ' Residence among that Tribe . When Maquina , for ex- ample , told the Armorour that his life should be spared upon the condition of his swearing to be a slave for ...
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... readers to determine . We have to observe , in quitting this subject , that notwith- standing the many absurdities which , in our opinion , are the unavoidable consequences of the sceptical philosophy , we be- lieve it to be a logical ...
... readers to determine . We have to observe , in quitting this subject , that notwith- standing the many absurdities which , in our opinion , are the unavoidable consequences of the sceptical philosophy , we be- lieve it to be a logical ...
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... reading of modern fictitious narratives . Indeed , we apprehend , that old men in general are apt to run into exaggeration on the subject of novel - reading . We are not about to deny that its effects are very extensively pernicious 30 ...
... reading of modern fictitious narratives . Indeed , we apprehend , that old men in general are apt to run into exaggeration on the subject of novel - reading . We are not about to deny that its effects are very extensively pernicious 30 ...
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... reader . So rarely have fictitious works been able to form and fashion the whole character , that a romantic person is ... readers throughout so dry and abstruse an article , we must console ourselves with the reflection that we have at ...
... reader . So rarely have fictitious works been able to form and fashion the whole character , that a romantic person is ... readers throughout so dry and abstruse an article , we must console ourselves with the reflection that we have at ...
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