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... Matter than another , because we might have been fo made , that whatsoever now appears loath- fome to us , might have fhewn itself agreeable ; but we find by Experience , that there are feveral Modifications of Matter which the Mind ...
... Matter than another , because we might have been fo made , that whatsoever now appears loath- fome to us , might have fhewn itself agreeable ; but we find by Experience , that there are feveral Modifications of Matter which the Mind ...
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... Matter , tho ' indeed the Ideas of Co- lours are fo pleafing and beautiful in the Imagination , that it is poffible the Soul will not be deprived of them , but perhaps find them excited by fome other occafional Caufe , as they are at ...
... Matter , tho ' indeed the Ideas of Co- lours are fo pleafing and beautiful in the Imagination , that it is poffible the Soul will not be deprived of them , but perhaps find them excited by fome other occafional Caufe , as they are at ...
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... Matter , who , tho ' they do not directly treat of the vifible Parts of Nature , often draw from them their Similitudes , Metaphors , and Allegories . By these Allufions aTruth in the Underftand- ing is as it were reflected by the ...
... Matter , who , tho ' they do not directly treat of the vifible Parts of Nature , often draw from them their Similitudes , Metaphors , and Allegories . By these Allufions aTruth in the Underftand- ing is as it were reflected by the ...
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