Macnish, Robert, 1802-1837 · Glasgow, John Symington & Co.; Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd; London, Whittaker & Co. · leaf 157
her poems, is unsurpassed,or rather unequalled. Roscoe, Henry IV. Goethe, Burke,and Curran, show a large development. The same remarkapplies to La Fontaine, the celebrated fabulist; and, accord-ing to Dr. Gall, children in whom the comparative faculty isstrong, prefer fables to every other kind of… … Kant. 96 In a gentleman whose case is related in the 36tli number of thePhfeno-logical Journal, the activity of Comparison is so strong, that it prompts him 151 35. CAUSALITY. Describe the position and function of this organ f It lies in the forehead, on each side of Comparison, andthe purpose…
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