 | David Gregory - 1761 - Počet stránok 382
...fenfes before we learn to form a right judgment of the proper objefts of them. How often do our paflions miflead us, and involve us in difficulties, before we reap the advantage they were entended to bring us in our purfuit of happinefs; and how many falfe judgments do we make, in the inveftigation... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1993 - Počet stránok 196
...we learn to form a right judgment of the proper objects of them. How often do our passions mislead us, and involve us in difficulties, before we reap...the advantage they were intended to bring us in our pursuit of happiness; and how many false judgments do we make, in the investigation of all kinds of... | |
| |
How many inarticulate sounds precede those which are articulate. How often are we imposed upon by all our senses before we learn to form a right judgment of the proper objects of them. How often do our passions mislead us, and involve us in difficulties,... 