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... imagination with those members of an earlier life . Vowing never to leave the land wherein his wife and child are buried , Marr lets his house " to a new - comer ... and dwells with the household . " We can riddle this to imply that ...
... imagination with those members of an earlier life . Vowing never to leave the land wherein his wife and child are buried , Marr lets his house " to a new - comer ... and dwells with the household . " We can riddle this to imply that ...
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... imagination the graphic images that Melville had created - he found himself more fully engaged with his art than he had been in his school years . Moreover , he began diving beneath the surface of Melville's descrip- tions into the ...
... imagination the graphic images that Melville had created - he found himself more fully engaged with his art than he had been in his school years . Moreover , he began diving beneath the surface of Melville's descrip- tions into the ...
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... imagination . According to this research , mental stimuli activate the physical visual system , so that mental ... imagination as well as from physical stimulation , then it clearly follows that the mind's - eye imagining that we do ...
... imagination . According to this research , mental stimuli activate the physical visual system , so that mental ... imagination as well as from physical stimulation , then it clearly follows that the mind's - eye imagining that we do ...
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