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Now , this sort of talk will answer with two sorts of people - with comfortable , stolid , solid people , who don't understand it at all - who don't feel that they ought to understand it who feel that they ought not - that they are to ...
Now , this sort of talk will answer with two sorts of people - with comfortable , stolid , solid people , who don't understand it at all - who don't feel that they ought to understand it who feel that they ought not - that they are to ...
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But suppose a mind which did not feel acutely the sense of reality which others feel , in hard contact with the tangible universe ; which was blind to the distinction between the palpable and the impalpable , or rather lived in the ...
But suppose a mind which did not feel acutely the sense of reality which others feel , in hard contact with the tangible universe ; which was blind to the distinction between the palpable and the impalpable , or rather lived in the ...
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This depends on the vigour of imagination which has to conceive that object - on the vivacity of feeling which ... The very watchfulness , the scrupulous anxiety to find and retain the feeling , are exactly the most unfavourable to it .
This depends on the vigour of imagination which has to conceive that object - on the vivacity of feeling which ... The very watchfulness , the scrupulous anxiety to find and retain the feeling , are exactly the most unfavourable to it .
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