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... mind , and that they introduce each other with a certain degree of regularity . Their complexion depends greatly on the different perceptions of plea- sure and pain which we receive through the medium of sense ; and , in return , they ...
... mind , and that they introduce each other with a certain degree of regularity . Their complexion depends greatly on the different perceptions of plea- sure and pain which we receive through the medium of sense ; and , in return , they ...
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... mind with images , but affifts in their combina- tion . And even in madness itself , when the foul is refigned over to the tyranny of a diftempered imagination , she revives past percep- tions , and awakens that train of thought which ...
... mind with images , but affifts in their combina- tion . And even in madness itself , when the foul is refigned over to the tyranny of a diftempered imagination , she revives past percep- tions , and awakens that train of thought which ...
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... mind— Diocletian retired into his native province , and there amused himself with building , planting , and gardening . NOTE XIV . Verfe 283 . GIBBON , ii . 175 . Say when ambitious CHARLES rerounc'd a throne— When the emperor Charles V ...
... mind— Diocletian retired into his native province , and there amused himself with building , planting , and gardening . NOTE XIV . Verfe 283 . GIBBON , ii . 175 . Say when ambitious CHARLES rerounc'd a throne— When the emperor Charles V ...
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