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Where there is nothing interposed between any two impressions , whatever the distance of time that parts them , they naturally seem to touch ; and the renewed impression recalls the former one in full force , without distraction or ...
Where there is nothing interposed between any two impressions , whatever the distance of time that parts them , they naturally seem to touch ; and the renewed impression recalls the former one in full force , without distraction or ...
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a of the body ; or that when this has been deranged , we do not feel pain , lassitude , and fretful impatience , though the local cause or impression may have been withdrawn ? Is the state of the mind or of the nervous system , and its ...
a of the body ; or that when this has been deranged , we do not feel pain , lassitude , and fretful impatience , though the local cause or impression may have been withdrawn ? Is the state of the mind or of the nervous system , and its ...
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As the objects themselves in nature would produce an impression on the sense , distinct from every other object , and having something divine in it , which the heart owns and the imagination consecrates , the objects in the picture ...
As the objects themselves in nature would produce an impression on the sense , distinct from every other object , and having something divine in it , which the heart owns and the imagination consecrates , the objects in the picture ...
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