The Works of James Harris, Esq, Volume 1L. Hansard, 1803 - Philology |
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... fomething in each , which was common to all . It should seem so , replied I. What then , said he , shall we pronounce At this , I remember , I was under this to be ? B 3 under fome fort of Hefitation . Have Cou- rage , A 5 DIALOGUE .
... fomething in each , which was common to all . It should seem so , replied I. What then , said he , shall we pronounce At this , I remember , I was under this to be ? B 3 under fome fort of Hefitation . Have Cou- rage , A 5 DIALOGUE .
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... replied I , nothing could have been referred to his Art . But what , conti- nued he , if instead of a cafual Throw or in- voluntary Compulfion , he had willingly and defignedly directed his Pencil , and fo pro- duced that Foam , which ...
... replied I , nothing could have been referred to his Art . But what , conti- nued he , if instead of a cafual Throw or in- voluntary Compulfion , he had willingly and defignedly directed his Pencil , and fo pro- duced that Foam , which ...
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... replied he , and the reason is manifeft : Were it otherwise , we fhould make all Mankind univerfal Ar- tifts in every single Action of their Lives . And what can be a greater Abfurdity than this ? I confeffed that the Abfurdity ap ...
... replied he , and the reason is manifeft : Were it otherwise , we fhould make all Mankind univerfal Ar- tifts in every single Action of their Lives . And what can be a greater Abfurdity than this ? I confeffed that the Abfurdity ap ...
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... replied I , to be the Fact . LET us then , continued he , fay , not only that Art is a Cause , but that it is Man becoming a Caufe ; and not only Man , but Man intending to do what is going to be done , and doing it alfo by Habit ; fo ...
... replied I , to be the Fact . LET us then , continued he , fay , not only that Art is a Cause , but that it is Man becoming a Caufe ; and not only Man , but Man intending to do what is going to be done , and doing it alfo by Habit ; fo ...
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... replied he , I cannot do better , than remind you of a Paffage in your admired Horace . It is con- cerning Alfenus ; who ( if you remember ) he tells us , though his tools were laid afide , and his Shop fhut up , was still an Artist as ...
... replied he , I cannot do better , than remind you of a Paffage in your admired Horace . It is con- cerning Alfenus ; who ( if you remember ) he tells us , though his tools were laid afide , and his Shop fhut up , was still an Artist as ...
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