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... memory of your name and the honour of your age ; if these things are indeed worth anything . Certainly they are quite new ; totally new in their very kind : and yet they are copied from a very ancient model ; even the world itself and ...
... memory of your name and the honour of your age ; if these things are indeed worth anything . Certainly they are quite new ; totally new in their very kind : and yet they are copied from a very ancient model ; even the world itself and ...
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... memory and learning of men extends , you can hardly pick out six that were fertile in sciences or favourable to their development . In times no less than in regions there are wastes and deserts . For only three revolutions and periods ...
... memory and learning of men extends , you can hardly pick out six that were fertile in sciences or favourable to their development . In times no less than in regions there are wastes and deserts . For only three revolutions and periods ...
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... memory whole , as it finds it ; but lays it up in the understanding altered and digested . Therefore from a closer and purer league between these two faculties , the ex- perimental and the rational , ( such as has never yet been made ) ...
... memory whole , as it finds it ; but lays it up in the understanding altered and digested . Therefore from a closer and purer league between these two faculties , the ex- perimental and the rational , ( such as has never yet been made ) ...
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... memory alone ; no more than if a man should hope by force of memory to retain and make himself master of the computation of an ephemeris . And yet hitherto more has been done in matter of invention by thinking than by writing ; and expe ...
... memory alone ; no more than if a man should hope by force of memory to retain and make himself master of the computation of an ephemeris . And yet hitherto more has been done in matter of invention by thinking than by writing ; and expe ...
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... memory , composition and division , judgment and the rest ; not less than for heat and cold , or light , or vegetation , or the like . But nevertheless since my method of interpretation , after the history has been prepared and duly ...
... memory , composition and division , judgment and the rest ; not less than for heat and cold , or light , or vegetation , or the like . But nevertheless since my method of interpretation , after the history has been prepared and duly ...
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