The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... reason , or that it proceeds from an instinct implanted in the soul itself . For my part I look upon all these to be the concurrent causes , but whichever of them shall be assigned as the principle of Divine worship , it manifestly ...
... reason , or that it proceeds from an instinct implanted in the soul itself . For my part I look upon all these to be the concurrent causes , but whichever of them shall be assigned as the principle of Divine worship , it manifestly ...
Strana 145
... reason , and won over to opinions by the candour , sense , and ingenuity of those who had the right of their side ; but this method of conviction operated too slowly . Pain was found to be much more enlightening than reason . Every ...
... reason , and won over to opinions by the candour , sense , and ingenuity of those who had the right of their side ; but this method of conviction operated too slowly . Pain was found to be much more enlightening than reason . Every ...
Strana 172
... reason I shall pass them over in silence . I have been often puzzled to assign a cause why women should have this talent of a ready utterance in so much greater perfection than men . I have some- times fancied that they have not a ...
... reason I shall pass them over in silence . I have been often puzzled to assign a cause why women should have this talent of a ready utterance in so much greater perfection than men . I have some- times fancied that they have not a ...
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