Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... feel that they have wasted their substance in riotous living , that they have been feeding on husks , and are well - nigh starved ; and , blessed be God ! the memory of the long forgotten home returns , and they remember that in their ...
... feel that they have wasted their substance in riotous living , that they have been feeding on husks , and are well - nigh starved ; and , blessed be God ! the memory of the long forgotten home returns , and they remember that in their ...
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... feeling , and the knowing . Humanity is the doer , I am the doing , and my life is the done . But humanity , again ... feels , and knows in humanity is God ; and the force that acts , feels , and knows in me is humanity , the identical ...
... feeling , and the knowing . Humanity is the doer , I am the doing , and my life is the done . But humanity , again ... feels , and knows in humanity is God ; and the force that acts , feels , and knows in me is humanity , the identical ...
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... feel ? could it receive an im- pression ? could it experience a sentiment ? Of course not . Then in sensibility there is a force that feels . In understanding there is a force that knows . Now , is the force that acts , me or not me ...
... feel ? could it receive an im- pression ? could it experience a sentiment ? Of course not . Then in sensibility there is a force that feels . In understanding there is a force that knows . Now , is the force that acts , me or not me ...
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