The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 4A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... sense electrical and magnetic fields. Each animal was chosen as a unique exemplar for a sense – for instance, while all animals possess a sense of taste, certain fish rely on this sense exclusively, while humans enjoy the smells, sight ...
... sense electrical and magnetic fields. Each animal was chosen as a unique exemplar for a sense – for instance, while all animals possess a sense of taste, certain fish rely on this sense exclusively, while humans enjoy the smells, sight ...
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... sense for the past , for the value of experience the historical faculty ; a sense for the future , for natural law , for prediction - the scientific faculty ; a sense for fellowship , co- operation , and justice the political faculty ...
... sense for the past , for the value of experience the historical faculty ; a sense for the future , for natural law , for prediction - the scientific faculty ; a sense for fellowship , co- operation , and justice the political faculty ...
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... sense modality contributes to “making sense” ofspace. Vision is undoubtedly the sense thatis most closelyassociated with space perception. Moststudies focus on vision.The two areeven sometimes identified.Butitis preciselybecause vision ...
... sense modality contributes to “making sense” ofspace. Vision is undoubtedly the sense thatis most closelyassociated with space perception. Moststudies focus on vision.The two areeven sometimes identified.Butitis preciselybecause vision ...
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... senses or meanings - the celestial , the spiritual , and the natural or literal . These three senses make one by correspondence . The lowest or " literal sense is the basis , the continent , and the firmament of its spiritual and celestial ...
... senses or meanings - the celestial , the spiritual , and the natural or literal . These three senses make one by correspondence . The lowest or " literal sense is the basis , the continent , and the firmament of its spiritual and celestial ...
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... sense the outer world only by means of its physical and chemical influence on the special sense cells of the nose , the ears , or the eyes . Thus the senses are the bodily mechanisms for gathering up - to - date information , and as ...
... sense the outer world only by means of its physical and chemical influence on the special sense cells of the nose , the ears , or the eyes . Thus the senses are the bodily mechanisms for gathering up - to - date information , and as ...
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