The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... reason as cool as possible , and to guard ourselves in all parts of life against the influence of passion , imagination , and constitution . Devotion , when it does not lie under the check of reason , is very apt to degenerate into ...
... reason as cool as possible , and to guard ourselves in all parts of life against the influence of passion , imagination , and constitution . Devotion , when it does not lie under the check of reason , is very apt to degenerate into ...
Strana 281
... reason which Hudibras has given , why those who can talk on trifles speak with the greatest fluency ; namely , that the tongue is like a race - horse , which runs the faster the lesser weight it carries . Which of these reasons soever ...
... reason which Hudibras has given , why those who can talk on trifles speak with the greatest fluency ; namely , that the tongue is like a race - horse , which runs the faster the lesser weight it carries . Which of these reasons soever ...
Strana 470
... reason , and the like causes , may improve or abate the strength of them ; but still the seeds remain , which are ever ready to sprout forth upon the least encouragement . I have heard a story of a good religious man , who , having been ...
... reason , and the like causes , may improve or abate the strength of them ; but still the seeds remain , which are ever ready to sprout forth upon the least encouragement . I have heard a story of a good religious man , who , having been ...
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