Essays on Various Subjects, 2Johnson, 1809 |
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... sense of pain . Most of the suspicions , and jealousies , and alienated affections , which are the death of domestic harmony and enjoyment , which destroy destroy the sweet charities of man , the en- dearing 30 ON HYPOCRISY AND OPEN ...
... sense of pain . Most of the suspicions , and jealousies , and alienated affections , which are the death of domestic harmony and enjoyment , which destroy destroy the sweet charities of man , the en- dearing 30 ON HYPOCRISY AND OPEN ...
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... sense in which we ascribe resistance to matter . The resistance of mind is that of will . Matter has no will , and therefore the resistance of body must be a thing totally different from that of mind . It is merely a community of term ...
... sense in which we ascribe resistance to matter . The resistance of mind is that of will . Matter has no will , and therefore the resistance of body must be a thing totally different from that of mind . It is merely a community of term ...
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... senses , but they are not the cause , the originating cause ; without the will commanding the instru ments , no motion would ensue , no action of body upon body - the stone would lie . In the structures of human art , simple or com ...
... senses , but they are not the cause , the originating cause ; without the will commanding the instru ments , no motion would ensue , no action of body upon body - the stone would lie . In the structures of human art , simple or com ...
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... senses , yet without the intervention of any body , that man has ever seen , and I should suppose without the supposition of any body as ne- cessary to the original commencement of the motion . According to all that we know of the law ...
... senses , yet without the intervention of any body , that man has ever seen , and I should suppose without the supposition of any body as ne- cessary to the original commencement of the motion . According to all that we know of the law ...
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... senses , as it must be constantly acting . The refuge of a body sui generis , adequate to such immense motions , but invisible to hu- man sense , is a body of which we have no report , can form no conception from any evidence of Nature ...
... senses , as it must be constantly acting . The refuge of a body sui generis , adequate to such immense motions , but invisible to hu- man sense , is a body of which we have no report , can form no conception from any evidence of Nature ...
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