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... mind almost involuntarily endeavours to adapt itself . His imagi- nation , his understanding , his heart affume new energy and extent , as they are employed on fo boundlefs a fcene . And while he looks forward to thofe bright profpects ...
... mind almost involuntarily endeavours to adapt itself . His imagi- nation , his understanding , his heart affume new energy and extent , as they are employed on fo boundlefs a fcene . And while he looks forward to thofe bright profpects ...
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... mind . She is about eight - and - twenty , was married very young , to a man who is faid to be honeft and fober , but of a turn of mind very different from her own . Repeated loffes , and a numerous family , for they had fix children in ...
... mind . She is about eight - and - twenty , was married very young , to a man who is faid to be honeft and fober , but of a turn of mind very different from her own . Repeated loffes , and a numerous family , for they had fix children in ...
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... mind ; and yet we want to carry our analyfis beyond them , as if they were me- diate and derived . Our efforts here ... mind , is beyond the reach of a definition , by its fimplicity . The different ftates of the mind , in its dif ...
... mind ; and yet we want to carry our analyfis beyond them , as if they were me- diate and derived . Our efforts here ... mind , is beyond the reach of a definition , by its fimplicity . The different ftates of the mind , in its dif ...
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