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... Nature and Immutability of Truth , by Dr. Beattie , Third Edit . p 196 . concerning the nature of human percep tions . The first. the fundamental maxim of his theory be- ing , that a certain involuntary propen- fity to belieye , is the ...
... Nature and Immutability of Truth , by Dr. Beattie , Third Edit . p 196 . concerning the nature of human percep tions . The first. the fundamental maxim of his theory be- ing , that a certain involuntary propen- fity to belieye , is the ...
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... nature , fhould have been fo wretchedly diftorted by the enormities of its actors , and are forced , unwillingly , to acknow- ledge , that tyranny itfelf could not have invented fchemes more oppreffive , or more repugnant to our nature ...
... nature , fhould have been fo wretchedly diftorted by the enormities of its actors , and are forced , unwillingly , to acknow- ledge , that tyranny itfelf could not have invented fchemes more oppreffive , or more repugnant to our nature ...
Side 364
... Nature they had to reach the loftiest part , But there was wanting Nature's hand - maid , Art : Mean was the plank that Shakespeare's buf- kin trod , A ftraw - built temple held the Drama's God ; So vaft his fcope , fo quick his fancy ...
... Nature they had to reach the loftiest part , But there was wanting Nature's hand - maid , Art : Mean was the plank that Shakespeare's buf- kin trod , A ftraw - built temple held the Drama's God ; So vaft his fcope , fo quick his fancy ...
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