 The knowledge which he has derived from the senses of touch, taste, and smell, seems fully as extensive as what any person of the most perfect faculties might be supposed to acquire, if he could by any contrivance be prevented from using his eyes and...  Essays on Education - Seite 75von Central Society of Education - 1837Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...account which is given in Mr Glennie's communication, of young Mitchell's general appearance and conduct The knowledge which he has derived from the senses of Touch, Taste, and Smell, seem1* fully as extensive, as what any person of the most perfect faculties might be suppo«ed to acquire,... | |
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...bible, and then made a sign that the family should kneel. Did he so by habit alone ? James Mitchel has always shown an inquisitive turn of mind, great...ears for the same period of time, from the moment of birth, and in the same retired situation of country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated... | |
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...Bible, and then made a sign that the family should kneel. Did he so, by habit alone ? "James Mitchel has always shown an inquisitive turn of mind, great...ears, for the same period of time, from the moment of birth, and in the same retired situation of country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated... | |
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...which is given "in Mr. Glennie's communication, of young Mitchell's gene" ral appearance and conduct. The knowledge which he has "derived from the senses...fa"culties might be supposed to acquire, if he could by any con" trivance be prevented from using his eyes and ears for the same "period of time, from the moment... | |
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...which is given in Mr. Glennie's communication, of young Mitchell's general appearance and conduct. The knowledge which he has derived from the senses...of his birth, and in the same retired situation of the country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated by the same principles as that of the... | |
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...bible, and then made a sign that the family should kneel. Did he so by habit alone ? James Mitchel has always shown an inquisitive turn of mind, great...ears for the same period of time, from the moment of birth, and in the same retired situation of country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated... | |
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...bible, and then made a sign that the family should kneel. Did he so by habit alone ? James Mitchel has always shown an inquisitive turn of mind, great...ears for the same period of time, from the moment of birth, and in the same retired situation of country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated... | |
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...Bible, and then made a sign that the family should kneel. Did he do so by habit alone? " James Mitchel has always shown an inquisitive turn of mind, great...ears for the same period of time, from the moment of birth, and in the same retired situation of country. The train of his thoughts seems to be regulated... | |
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...which is given in Mr. Glennie's communication, of young Mitehel1's general appearance and conduct. The knowledge which he has derived from the senses of Touch, Taste, and Smell, seems fully i .... "You will perceive, from the have been from the cataract passing account of the state of the... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1854 - 452 Seiten
...which is given in Mr. Glennie's communication, of young Mitchell's general appearance and conduct. The knowledge which he has derived from the senses of Touch, Taste, and Smell, seems fully 1 .... "You will perceive, from the have been from the cataract passing account of the state of the... | |
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