Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 80W. Blackwood & Sons, 1856 |
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... hand is trained from infancy to express the thought or purpose of the mind which controls it. The hand is the tool which the mind depends upon when it wants to get anything done. Thoughts of action naturally turn to the hand for their ...
... hand is trained from infancy to express the thought or purpose of the mind which controls it. The hand is the tool which the mind depends upon when it wants to get anything done. Thoughts of action naturally turn to the hand for their ...
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... hands , it is neceffary to transcribe them while the Impreffions in the Memory are capable of fupplying the Imperfections of the Characters . This Short - hand needs no tranfcribing at all , moft Short - hands cor corrupt Orthography ...
... hands , it is neceffary to transcribe them while the Impreffions in the Memory are capable of fupplying the Imperfections of the Characters . This Short - hand needs no tranfcribing at all , moft Short - hands cor corrupt Orthography ...
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... hand is never exclusive, only predominant; hand psychology must not be conceived as a mechanical study. In ambidexters no differentiating interpretation of the hands is possible; and in ordinary one-handers we can see the fundamental ...
... hand is never exclusive, only predominant; hand psychology must not be conceived as a mechanical study. In ambidexters no differentiating interpretation of the hands is possible; and in ordinary one-handers we can see the fundamental ...
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