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... LANGUAGE . LANGUAGE is the expression , by visible , audible , or tangible signs , of the thoughts , feelings , or state of our mind , in order to excite the conception of them in another . It is either symbolical or arbitrary . In the ...
... LANGUAGE . LANGUAGE is the expression , by visible , audible , or tangible signs , of the thoughts , feelings , or state of our mind , in order to excite the conception of them in another . It is either symbolical or arbitrary . In the ...
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... language must be found either in the actual presence of objects , or in their expression by symbolical signs . Watch the gradual progress of the infant mind in the acquisition of language , and the truths which have been stated will be ...
... language must be found either in the actual presence of objects , or in their expression by symbolical signs . Watch the gradual progress of the infant mind in the acquisition of language , and the truths which have been stated will be ...
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... language must be found either in the actual presence of objects , or in their expression by sym- bolical signs . When I speak of the actual presence of objects , I mean to include in this term , not only the various objects which the ...
... language must be found either in the actual presence of objects , or in their expression by sym- bolical signs . When I speak of the actual presence of objects , I mean to include in this term , not only the various objects which the ...
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... language , in itself considered , ever conveys any new simple ideas to the mind . It may excite new combinations of thought , emotions , or purposes , but the elements , which compose these combinations , must be previously known ...
... language , in itself considered , ever conveys any new simple ideas to the mind . It may excite new combinations of thought , emotions , or purposes , but the elements , which compose these combinations , must be previously known ...
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... language thou alone has heard - thou only canst divine ; And wilt thou not revoke thy cold and merciless decree , Nor leave one solitary thought , to plead my wrongs to thee . I found thee , yet a modest flower - an infant of the spring ...
... language thou alone has heard - thou only canst divine ; And wilt thou not revoke thy cold and merciless decree , Nor leave one solitary thought , to plead my wrongs to thee . I found thee , yet a modest flower - an infant of the spring ...
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