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Pagina 281
Even in a case less palpable than the one supposed , where “ some sweet oblivious antidote ” has been applied to the mind , and it is lulled to temporary forgetfulness of its immediate cause of sorrow , does it therefore cease to gnaw ...
Even in a case less palpable than the one supposed , where “ some sweet oblivious antidote ” has been applied to the mind , and it is lulled to temporary forgetfulness of its immediate cause of sorrow , does it therefore cease to gnaw ...
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and the struggle of thought in it to burst the thraldom in which the human mind had been so long held , is felt in every page . He stood bewildered , not appalled , on that dark shore which separates the ancient and the modern world ...
and the struggle of thought in it to burst the thraldom in which the human mind had been so long held , is felt in every page . He stood bewildered , not appalled , on that dark shore which separates the ancient and the modern world ...
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Burke's mind was satisfied with speculation ; Chatham's was essentially active : it could not rest without an object . The power which governed Burke's mind was his Imagination ; that which gave its impetus to Chatham's was Will .
Burke's mind was satisfied with speculation ; Chatham's was essentially active : it could not rest without an object . The power which governed Burke's mind was his Imagination ; that which gave its impetus to Chatham's was Will .
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