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Page 58
... treatise on the mind must obviously be incomplete , if some notice is not taken of all the influences to which it is liable . If these are not attended to , how can that which is evil be avoided , and that which is good be sought ? The ...
... treatise on the mind must obviously be incomplete , if some notice is not taken of all the influences to which it is liable . If these are not attended to , how can that which is evil be avoided , and that which is good be sought ? The ...
Page 82
... treatise on mental philosophy will be little regarded . 236. As for every idle word men shall speak they will here- after have to give an account , are they not answerable for every idle thought ? How great then is the sum of guilt ...
... treatise on mental philosophy will be little regarded . 236. As for every idle word men shall speak they will here- after have to give an account , are they not answerable for every idle thought ? How great then is the sum of guilt ...
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... treatise on geometry observes , that to com- prehend it perfectly , every section , paragraph , and sentence must be read and understood . If the learner proceed too fast in the beginning , it will be long before he reaches the end ...
... treatise on geometry observes , that to com- prehend it perfectly , every section , paragraph , and sentence must be read and understood . If the learner proceed too fast in the beginning , it will be long before he reaches the end ...
Page 96
... treatise on some subject or different subjects , though there may be no in- tention to publish . Without this it is almost or quite imprac- t cable sufficiently to concentrate the attention . " How incon- siderable would have been the ...
... treatise on some subject or different subjects , though there may be no in- tention to publish . Without this it is almost or quite imprac- t cable sufficiently to concentrate the attention . " How incon- siderable would have been the ...
Page 97
... treatise on any subject is the more perspicuous as it can be understood by a greater number of persons , necessarily including the more ignorant . It should contain all that is ne- cessary , and nothing more . Hence we may see some of ...
... treatise on any subject is the more perspicuous as it can be understood by a greater number of persons , necessarily including the more ignorant . It should contain all that is ne- cessary , and nothing more . Hence we may see some of ...
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