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Their power indeed is scarcely intellectual ; on the contrary , it resides in what Aristotle would have called their eos , and we should call their nature . They are emphatically pure - natured and firm - natured .
Their power indeed is scarcely intellectual ; on the contrary , it resides in what Aristotle would have called their eos , and we should call their nature . They are emphatically pure - natured and firm - natured .
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Vain she probably was , and her father's boastfulness perhaps made her vainer ; but her vanity took an intellectual turn . She read vaguely and widely ; she managed to acquire some knowledge - how much is not clear - of Greek and Latin ...
Vain she probably was , and her father's boastfulness perhaps made her vainer ; but her vanity took an intellectual turn . She read vaguely and widely ; she managed to acquire some knowledge - how much is not clear - of Greek and Latin ...
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Read in Bacon , the beginner of intellectual philosophy in England , and every page of the ' Advancement of Learning ' is but a continued warning against the tendency of the human mind to start at once to the last generalities from a ...
Read in Bacon , the beginner of intellectual philosophy in England , and every page of the ' Advancement of Learning ' is but a continued warning against the tendency of the human mind to start at once to the last generalities from a ...
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