The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... heart or the skill to do , I shall not determine ; but this , I am sure , is that which every one ought to do , who professes to love truth , and would not impose upon himself ; which is a surer way to be made a fool of than by being ...
... heart or the skill to do , I shall not determine ; but this , I am sure , is that which every one ought to do , who professes to love truth , and would not impose upon himself ; which is a surer way to be made a fool of than by being ...
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... heart , the contraction of the heart forces it out , and , by the arteries , distributes it into all parts of the body ; from whence it returns by the veins into the right ventricle of the heart , to take the same course again . This is ...
... heart , the contraction of the heart forces it out , and , by the arteries , distributes it into all parts of the body ; from whence it returns by the veins into the right ventricle of the heart , to take the same course again . This is ...
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... , because he sees their heart is more right than their belief , and that , if they are mistaken , it is their piety made them err . " INDE X TO THE ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING . The A new Method of a Common - Place - Book . 349.
... , because he sees their heart is more right than their belief , and that , if they are mistaken , it is their piety made them err . " INDE X TO THE ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING . The A new Method of a Common - Place - Book . 349.
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