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... things which we distinctly remember . It does not , however , follow , as Dr. Reid seems to suppose , that the ... thing by number , weight , and measure , sees all things in one clear and certain view , and exactly adjusts each 1 ...
... things which we distinctly remember . It does not , however , follow , as Dr. Reid seems to suppose , that the ... thing by number , weight , and measure , sees all things in one clear and certain view , and exactly adjusts each 1 ...
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... thing we wish to acquire , and without which we should be per- petually condemned to the slowness of novitiates . Frequent re- petitions in every thing introduce HABIT ; and habit in its effects is assimilated to instinct . Fortunately ...
... thing we wish to acquire , and without which we should be per- petually condemned to the slowness of novitiates . Frequent re- petitions in every thing introduce HABIT ; and habit in its effects is assimilated to instinct . Fortunately ...
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... thing and touch every thing : naturally , it feeds only on fruits and oysters ; it believes there- fore every thing to be composed of cocoa nuts , chesnuts , and oysters ; and consequently it breaks every thing with its teeth to obtain ...
... thing and touch every thing : naturally , it feeds only on fruits and oysters ; it believes there- fore every thing to be composed of cocoa nuts , chesnuts , and oysters ; and consequently it breaks every thing with its teeth to obtain ...
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