Language is formed primarily through associations in the meaning of particular terms, and forms of consideration which have bearing on the sentiment e...
Alright then, I wish to concede. It seems to me that our own preferences in regard to manner of speech are nothing short of dissimilar from one anothe...
All conceptions stand predicated by means of that to which each shall lie in pertainment; yet therein has dwelt a certain form by which what One is to...
I have yet to determine the means by which there has been made commitment of mere blindness toward much of what is to accord with the condition unto u...
One can conceive without fault of an instance in which the sole modality of thought, lying in pertainment to the same, harbors entrenchment in mere im...
It is clear in my own eye's that all conceptions serve merely to represent that unto which our sight is to be affixed, as determined by the particular...
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