Dr. Johnson's Critical Vocabulary: A Selection from His DictionaryUniversity Press of America, 1986 - 268 Seiten |
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... objects , ill or well ; And so they send a good or ill report Down to the heart , where all affections dwell . By the power are not there . of Davies . fantasy we see colours in a dream , or ... object against it as a farce , because the 85.
... objects , ill or well ; And so they send a good or ill report Down to the heart , where all affections dwell . By the power are not there . of Davies . fantasy we see colours in a dream , or ... object against it as a farce , because the 85.
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... objects , if present , is sense , if absent , imagination : when we would perceive a material object , our fancies present us with its idea . Glanv . Sceps . O whither shall I run , or which way fly The sight of this so horrid spectacle ...
... objects , if present , is sense , if absent , imagination : when we would perceive a material object , our fancies present us with its idea . Glanv . Sceps . O whither shall I run , or which way fly The sight of this so horrid spectacle ...
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... objects of operations of our minds of reflection ; are the whence all our ideas take Locke . External sensation ; and the within , as the objects only originals from their beginnings . 4 . Derivation ; descent . They , like the seed ...
... objects of operations of our minds of reflection ; are the whence all our ideas take Locke . External sensation ; and the within , as the objects only originals from their beginnings . 4 . Derivation ; descent . They , like the seed ...
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