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Page 168
... nature in order to understand the effect a satisfaction of one portion of it may have on another . It must know all his nature in order to estimate how a good will develop that nature so as to be able to enjoy other goods , or vice ...
... nature in order to understand the effect a satisfaction of one portion of it may have on another . It must know all his nature in order to estimate how a good will develop that nature so as to be able to enjoy other goods , or vice ...
Page 268
... nature , and , on the other hand , that world of human motives and values which , for convenience ' sake , we distinguish as the world of ex- clusively human things . Nothing is clearer than the fact that we must deal very often and ...
... nature , and , on the other hand , that world of human motives and values which , for convenience ' sake , we distinguish as the world of ex- clusively human things . Nothing is clearer than the fact that we must deal very often and ...
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... nature and yet not really at one with it , then he is surely a human being , for it is the lines which the perception of such a dilemma have worn into the soul which constitute the mark - not of the beast , but of the man . Doubtless it ...
... nature and yet not really at one with it , then he is surely a human being , for it is the lines which the perception of such a dilemma have worn into the soul which constitute the mark - not of the beast , but of the man . Doubtless it ...
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