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... fleep that night , but refolved to try to rife next morning , as he did . He was carried into his study , and placed in an eafy chair , where he slept a confiderable while at different times . Seem- ing to be a little refreshed , he ...
... fleep that night , but refolved to try to rife next morning , as he did . He was carried into his study , and placed in an eafy chair , where he slept a confiderable while at different times . Seem- ing to be a little refreshed , he ...
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... fleep without H dreaming , that they think . 14. That men dream without remembering it , in vain . urged . 15. Upon this hypothefis , the thoughts of a fleeping man ought to be moft rational . 16. On this hypothefis the foul muft have ...
... fleep without H dreaming , that they think . 14. That men dream without remembering it , in vain . urged . 15. Upon this hypothefis , the thoughts of a fleeping man ought to be moft rational . 16. On this hypothefis the foul muft have ...
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... fleep , ap- 6-8 . The idea of fucceffion not from motion . 9-11 . The train of ideas has a certain degree of quick- nefs . 12. This train , the measure of other fucceffions . 13-15 . The mind cannot fix long on one invariable idea . 16 ...
... fleep , ap- 6-8 . The idea of fucceffion not from motion . 9-11 . The train of ideas has a certain degree of quick- nefs . 12. This train , the measure of other fucceffions . 13-15 . The mind cannot fix long on one invariable idea . 16 ...
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... fleep ? I do not say there is no foul in a man , because he is not fenfible of it in his fleep : but I do fay , he cannot think at any time waking or fleep- ing , without being fenfible of it . Our being fenfible of it is not neceffary ...
... fleep ? I do not say there is no foul in a man , because he is not fenfible of it in his fleep : but I do fay , he cannot think at any time waking or fleep- ing , without being fenfible of it . Our being fenfible of it is not neceffary ...
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... fleep , thinks , " say these men . Whilft it thinks and perceives , it is capable certainly of thofe of delight or trouble , as well as any other perceptions ; and it must neceffarily be confcious of its own perceptions . But it has all ...
... fleep , thinks , " say these men . Whilft it thinks and perceives , it is capable certainly of thofe of delight or trouble , as well as any other perceptions ; and it must neceffarily be confcious of its own perceptions . But it has all ...
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