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Side 84
... sense less consciousness than he had before . " The word sense , being used after the mention of eye - sight , is naturally supposed to mean one of our five senses , which is not the case . Again : “ And seeing dreams are caused by the ...
... sense less consciousness than he had before . " The word sense , being used after the mention of eye - sight , is naturally supposed to mean one of our five senses , which is not the case . Again : “ And seeing dreams are caused by the ...
Side 85
... Sense and acceptation " determines one meaning of sense ; " sense or susceptibility " gives the other meaning . 77. The recurrence , at a short interval , of the same word , in two different senses , is to be avoided . Such ...
... Sense and acceptation " determines one meaning of sense ; " sense or susceptibility " gives the other meaning . 77. The recurrence , at a short interval , of the same word , in two different senses , is to be avoided . Such ...
Side 116
... SENSE . 126. This is a special instance of the effect that more than any other pervades compositions of Fine Art - tho harmony of the different parts . In language , it is occasionally possible to make the sound an echo to the sense ...
... SENSE . 126. This is a special instance of the effect that more than any other pervades compositions of Fine Art - tho harmony of the different parts . In language , it is occasionally possible to make the sound an echo to the sense ...
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PART I | 24 |
Advantages of our language in Personification | 25 |
Requisites of those addressed to the Feelings | 26 |
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