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The truth is that the propensity of man to imitate what is before him is one of the strongest parts of his nature . And one sign of it is the great pain which we feel when our imitation has been unsuccessful .
The truth is that the propensity of man to imitate what is before him is one of the strongest parts of his nature . And one sign of it is the great pain which we feel when our imitation has been unsuccessful .
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... for his nature was still soft and still impressible , and possibly , strange as it may seem to say , his outward circumstances were more favourable to an attain- ment of civilisation than those of our present savages .
... for his nature was still soft and still impressible , and possibly , strange as it may seem to say , his outward circumstances were more favourable to an attain- ment of civilisation than those of our present savages .
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And this is the true reason of all those panegyrics on liberty which are often so measured in ex- pression but are in essence so true to life and nature . Liberty is the strengthening and developing power - the light and heat of ...
And this is the true reason of all those panegyrics on liberty which are often so measured in ex- pression but are in essence so true to life and nature . Liberty is the strengthening and developing power - the light and heat of ...
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