A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingS. Andrus & son, 1849 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... hold weekly conferences ; and when the air of London began to affect his lungs , he sometimes went to the earl of Peterborough's seat , near Fulham , where he always met with the most friendly reception . He was afterwards , however ...
... hold weekly conferences ; and when the air of London began to affect his lungs , he sometimes went to the earl of Peterborough's seat , near Fulham , where he always met with the most friendly reception . He was afterwards , however ...
الصفحة xi
... hold a place to which a considerable salary was annexed , without discharging the duties of it ; upon which the king reluctantly accepted his resignation . Mr. Locke's behaviour in this instance discovered such a degree of integrity and ...
... hold a place to which a considerable salary was annexed , without discharging the duties of it ; upon which the king reluctantly accepted his resignation . Mr. Locke's behaviour in this instance discovered such a degree of integrity and ...
الصفحة 12
... hold fast that which is good , is a divine rule , coming from the Fa- ther of light and truth ; and it is hard to know what other way men can come at truth , to lay hold of it , if they do not dig and search for it as for gold and hid ...
... hold fast that which is good , is a divine rule , coming from the Fa- ther of light and truth ; and it is hard to know what other way men can come at truth , to lay hold of it , if they do not dig and search for it as for gold and hid ...
الصفحة 21
... hold what they could give no manner of reason for . True or false , solid or sandy , the mind must have some foundation to rest itself upon , and , as I have remarked in another place , it no sooner entertains any proposi- C tion , but ...
... hold what they could give no manner of reason for . True or false , solid or sandy , the mind must have some foundation to rest itself upon , and , as I have remarked in another place , it no sooner entertains any proposi- C tion , but ...
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... hold on , and every thing that can but be drawn in any way to give colour to the argument is advanced with ostentation . But that mind is not in a posture to find the truth , that does not distinctly take all the parts asunder , and ...
... hold on , and every thing that can but be drawn in any way to give colour to the argument is advanced with ostentation . But that mind is not in a posture to find the truth , that does not distinctly take all the parts asunder , and ...
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