The Works of John Locke, المجلد 9Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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الصفحة 203
... trouble themselves with inquiries , or making useful observations of their own . Their thoughts run after play and pleasure , wherein they take it as a lessening to be controlled : but seldom trouble themselves to examine the designs ...
... trouble themselves with inquiries , or making useful observations of their own . Their thoughts run after play and pleasure , wherein they take it as a lessening to be controlled : but seldom trouble themselves to examine the designs ...
الصفحة 337
... trouble , but I set you on another . Truly , sir , were I sensible it could be a trouble to you , I should hardly presume so far on your goodness ; but I know those things are so easy and na- tural to your mind , that they give you no ...
... trouble , but I set you on another . Truly , sir , were I sensible it could be a trouble to you , I should hardly presume so far on your goodness ; but I know those things are so easy and na- tural to your mind , that they give you no ...
الصفحة 419
... trouble you have been at in communicating to me Mons . L's paper , and I am now sorry I ever put the task on you : for to speak freely to you , as I formerly did , I find nothing in this paper to make me alter the opinion I had of Mons ...
... trouble you have been at in communicating to me Mons . L's paper , and I am now sorry I ever put the task on you : for to speak freely to you , as I formerly did , I find nothing in this paper to make me alter the opinion I had of Mons ...
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An Examination of P Malebranches Opinion of seeing | 207 |
A Discourse of Miracles | 256 |
Memoirs relating to the Life of Anthony first Earl | 266 |
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