The English Works of Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury, Volume 3J. Bohn, 1839 |
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... observe the absurdity of dreams , but never dream of the absurdities of my waking thoughts ; I am well satisfied , that being awake , I know I dream not , though when I dream I think myself awake . And seeing dreams are caused by the ...
... observe the absurdity of dreams , but never dream of the absurdities of my waking thoughts ; I am well satisfied , that being awake , I know I dream not , though when I dream I think myself awake . And seeing dreams are caused by the ...
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... observe not that we have slept : which is easy to happen to a man full of fearful thoughts , and whose conscience is much troubled ; and that sleepeth , without the circumstances of going to bed or putting off his clothes , as one that ...
... observe not that we have slept : which is easy to happen to a man full of fearful thoughts , and whose conscience is much troubled ; and that sleepeth , without the circumstances of going to bed or putting off his clothes , as one that ...
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... observing all circumstances , be very fallacious . But this is certain ; by how much one man has more experience of things past , than another , by so much also he is more prudent , and his expecta- tions the seldomer fail him . The ...
... observing all circumstances , be very fallacious . But this is certain ; by how much one man has more experience of things past , than another , by so much also he is more prudent , and his expecta- tions the seldomer fail him . The ...
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... observe more , and pursue that which is for their good , more prudently , than a child can do at ten . As prudence is a presumption of the future , con- the time past . tracted from the experience of time past : so there is a ...
... observe more , and pursue that which is for their good , more prudently , than a child can do at ten . As prudence is a presumption of the future , con- the time past . tracted from the experience of time past : so there is a ...
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... observation of the divers motions of the tongue , palate , lips , and other organs of speech ; whereby to make as many differences of characters , to remember them . But the most noble and profitable invention of all other , was that of ...
... observation of the divers motions of the tongue , palate , lips , and other organs of speech ; whereby to make as many differences of characters , to remember them . But the most noble and profitable invention of all other , was that of ...
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