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There is , generally , a reason for this prejudice ; for nature is true to itself . They may be very good sort of people too , in their way , but still something is the matter . There is a coldness , a selfishness , a levity ...
There is , generally , a reason for this prejudice ; for nature is true to itself . They may be very good sort of people too , in their way , but still something is the matter . There is a coldness , a selfishness , a levity ...
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The reason is that they are like other men in many respects . If a particular individual was merely the wretch we read of , or conceive in the abstract , that is , if he was the mere personified idea of the criminal brought to the bar ...
The reason is that they are like other men in many respects . If a particular individual was merely the wretch we read of , or conceive in the abstract , that is , if he was the mere personified idea of the criminal brought to the bar ...
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pictures in the fancy , while judgment and reason , according to him , lie the clean contrary way , in separating and nicely distinguishing those wherein the smallest difference is to be found . 1 His words are “ If in having our ideas ...
pictures in the fancy , while judgment and reason , according to him , lie the clean contrary way , in separating and nicely distinguishing those wherein the smallest difference is to be found . 1 His words are “ If in having our ideas ...
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