The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... common discourse , and the schoolman is as great a friend to definitions and syllo- gisms . The physician and divine are often heard to dictate in private companies with the same authority which they exercise over their patients and ...
... common discourse , and the schoolman is as great a friend to definitions and syllo- gisms . The physician and divine are often heard to dictate in private companies with the same authority which they exercise over their patients and ...
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... common decencies of apparel . A covetous man will call himself poor , that you may sooth his vanity by contradicting him . ' Love and the desire of glory , as they are the most natural , so they are capable of being refined into the ...
... common decencies of apparel . A covetous man will call himself poor , that you may sooth his vanity by contradicting him . ' Love and the desire of glory , as they are the most natural , so they are capable of being refined into the ...
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... common sense . De- duction , coherence , consistency , and all the rules of reason they accordingly disdain , as too precise and mechanical for men of a liberal education . This , as far as I could ever learn from their writ- ings , or ...
... common sense . De- duction , coherence , consistency , and all the rules of reason they accordingly disdain , as too precise and mechanical for men of a liberal education . This , as far as I could ever learn from their writ- ings , or ...
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