The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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himself too shall be a pure unveiled spirit , beholding the very soul , the naked soul of the party before him . With this view I have already constituted my sons , Minos and Rhadamanthus , judges , who are natives of Asia ; and acus a ...
himself too shall be a pure unveiled spirit , beholding the very soul , the naked soul of the party before him . With this view I have already constituted my sons , Minos and Rhadamanthus , judges , who are natives of Asia ; and acus a ...
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... soul , where she is affected with all sorts of perceptions , and exerts all her operations by the intercourse of the animal spi- rits which run through the nerves that are thence extended to all parts of the body . He added , that the ...
... soul , where she is affected with all sorts of perceptions , and exerts all her operations by the intercourse of the animal spi- rits which run through the nerves that are thence extended to all parts of the body . He added , that the ...
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... soul capable of happi- ness or misery , it naturally follows , that it were sottish and unreasonable to lose this soul for the gain of the whole world . For my soul is I myself ; and if that be miserable , I must needs be so . Outward ...
... soul capable of happi- ness or misery , it naturally follows , that it were sottish and unreasonable to lose this soul for the gain of the whole world . For my soul is I myself ; and if that be miserable , I must needs be so . Outward ...
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