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2023
Abstract The human dispositions that Bentham discusses in Chapter XI are enduring patterns of motivation. People tend to act from certain motives with some regularity, and these same motives can regularly restrain them as well. Here the restraining or “tutelary” role of motives becomes prominent.
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Abstract The human dispositions that Bentham discusses in Chapter XI are enduring patterns of motivation. People tend to act from certain motives with some regularity, and these same motives can regularly restrain them as well. Here the restraining or “tutelary” role of motives becomes prominent.
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2008
A Very little quiet reflection was enough to satisfy Emma as to the nature of her agitation on hearing this news of Frank Churchill. She was soon convinced that it was not for herself she was feeling at all apprehensive or embarrassed; it...
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A Very little quiet reflection was enough to satisfy Emma as to the nature of her agitation on hearing this news of Frank Churchill. She was soon convinced that it was not for herself she was feeling at all apprehensive or embarrassed; it...
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2008
We were brought up together; there was not quite a year difference in our ages. I need not say that we were strangers to any species of disunion or dispute.
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We were brought up together; there was not quite a year difference in our ages. I need not say that we were strangers to any species of disunion or dispute.
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2009
MY father lay stretched across the bed as still as if the hand of death had pushed him down, for a full hour and a half, before he began to play upon the floor with the toe of that foot which hung over the bed-side;...
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MY father lay stretched across the bed as still as if the hand of death had pushed him down, for a full hour and a half, before he began to play upon the floor with the toe of that foot which hung over the bed-side;...
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2009
The gift of ratiocination and making syllogisms,—I mean in man,—for in superior classes of beings, such as angels and spirits,—'tis all done, may it please your worships, as they tell me, by INTUITION;—and beings inferior, as your worships all know, syllogize by their noses:...
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The gift of ratiocination and making syllogisms,—I mean in man,—for in superior classes of beings, such as angels and spirits,—'tis all done, may it please your worships, as they tell me, by INTUITION;—and beings inferior, as your worships all know, syllogize by their noses:...
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2008
Ten days after his visit she received a communication from Mrs Gereth—a telegram of eight words, exclusive of signature and date. ‘Come up immediately and stay with me here’—it was characteristically sharp, as Maggie said; but, as Maggie added, it was also...
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Ten days after his visit she received a communication from Mrs Gereth—a telegram of eight words, exclusive of signature and date. ‘Come up immediately and stay with me here’—it was characteristically sharp, as Maggie said; but, as Maggie added, it was also...
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2009
"Make them like unto a wheel,"1 is a bitter sarcasm, as all the learned know, against the grand tour,2 and that restless spirit for making it, which David prophetically foresaw would haunt the children of men in the latter...
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"Make them like unto a wheel,"1 is a bitter sarcasm, as all the learned know, against the grand tour,2 and that restless spirit for making it, which David prophetically foresaw would haunt the children of men in the latter...
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