Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and DiscoveriesE. Wilson, 1831 - 471 頁 |
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... rienced corporal infliction and corporal restraint . At first , in the newness of his freedom , he breaks out into idle sallies and escapes , and is like the full- fed steed that manifests his wantonness in a thou- sand antics and ...
... rienced corporal infliction and corporal restraint . At first , in the newness of his freedom , he breaks out into idle sallies and escapes , and is like the full- fed steed that manifests his wantonness in a thou- sand antics and ...
第 155 頁
... rienced by mankind in all states of society from public shews and exhibitions . The spectator is not called upon to exert himself ; the amusement and pleasure come to him , while he remains voluptu- ously at his ease ; and it is certain ...
... rienced by mankind in all states of society from public shews and exhibitions . The spectator is not called upon to exert himself ; the amusement and pleasure come to him , while he remains voluptu- ously at his ease ; and it is certain ...
第 335 頁
... rienced . In canvassing the character of an indivi- dual , it is not for the most part general , abstract or moral , principles that are called into question : I am left in possession of the premises which taught me to admire the man ...
... rienced . In canvassing the character of an indivi- dual , it is not for the most part general , abstract or moral , principles that are called into question : I am left in possession of the premises which taught me to admire the man ...
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