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... ideas and emotions . Now the tone of our voice , our looks and geftures , interpret our ideas and emotions no lefs than words do ; nay , the impreffion they make on others , is frequently much ftronger than any that words can make ...
... ideas and emotions . Now the tone of our voice , our looks and geftures , interpret our ideas and emotions no lefs than words do ; nay , the impreffion they make on others , is frequently much ftronger than any that words can make ...
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... Ideas , and Emotions . By Ideas , I mean all thoughts " which rife and pafs in fucceffion in the mind : " By Emotions , all exertions of the mind in ar- " ranging , combining , and feparating its ideas ; " as well as all the effects ...
... Ideas , and Emotions . By Ideas , I mean all thoughts " which rife and pafs in fucceffion in the mind : " By Emotions , all exertions of the mind in ar- " ranging , combining , and feparating its ideas ; " as well as all the effects ...
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... idea of colours . Perfons of a religious and folitary caft of thought often experience thefe in- fpirations , when prayer or meditation have led the foul into retirement , and taken external ideas out of its atten- tion and the ...
... idea of colours . Perfons of a religious and folitary caft of thought often experience thefe in- fpirations , when prayer or meditation have led the foul into retirement , and taken external ideas out of its atten- tion and the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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