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Page 34
In young children , and infants , however , pain , from whatever cause originating
, is universally hurtful ; for then the mind cannot distinguish the cause ' from which
it arises . Since the mind is actuated only by the emotions of pleasure and pain ...
In young children , and infants , however , pain , from whatever cause originating
, is universally hurtful ; for then the mind cannot distinguish the cause ' from which
it arises . Since the mind is actuated only by the emotions of pleasure and pain ...
Page 50
He invites all parties to co - operate in the conversion of the Hindoos ; and he
applauds the commendable and successful efforts of an European sect in this
cause , the Baptists , of which the Professor takes no notice . The more wise and
...
He invites all parties to co - operate in the conversion of the Hindoos ; and he
applauds the commendable and successful efforts of an European sect in this
cause , the Baptists , of which the Professor takes no notice . The more wise and
...
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The cause which creates these changes is to be sought by a different process of
investigation ; and the ultimate effect produced by them is , in the same manner ,
always supposed to be regulated by laws distinct from those which exist in ...
The cause which creates these changes is to be sought by a different process of
investigation ; and the ultimate effect produced by them is , in the same manner ,
always supposed to be regulated by laws distinct from those which exist in ...
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