The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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... mind . As one body is weak , and another strong , so it is with different minds ; there are gra- dations and characters in each . There is an idiosyncrasy of mind as well as of body ; and as D'Israeli well observes , " If Locke or ...
... mind . As one body is weak , and another strong , so it is with different minds ; there are gra- dations and characters in each . There is an idiosyncrasy of mind as well as of body ; and as D'Israeli well observes , " If Locke or ...
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... mind of large general powers . " But how the mind of Johnson dilated and expanded , when , in the Life of Pope he describes the power of genius , and swells once more into that Ionian freedom and nobility of speech which marches to such ...
... mind of large general powers . " But how the mind of Johnson dilated and expanded , when , in the Life of Pope he describes the power of genius , and swells once more into that Ionian freedom and nobility of speech which marches to such ...
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... mind , and they confound it with the corporeal ; they cannot conceive it abstracted from matter , and removed from sense . With them , all ideas are derived , and fancy and imagination phlegmatic imitators , or , at best , but quick ...
... mind , and they confound it with the corporeal ; they cannot conceive it abstracted from matter , and removed from sense . With them , all ideas are derived , and fancy and imagination phlegmatic imitators , or , at best , but quick ...
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