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Within the mind maze, or, Mentonomy, the law of the mind (1911)

Larkin, Edgar L. (Edgar Lucien), 1847-1924, Larkin, Edgar L. (Edgar Lucien), 1847-1924. Radiant energy and its analysis, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Los Angeles, Calif. : Standard Printing Company · leaf 130

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and these vanish throughwalls of solid glass never to be regained. But ^lan is, so far,unable to assemble electrons into an atom. Names of things are apt to excite ideas in us as soon as wehear them. True, nouns establish ideas within the Mind;but so do verbs and all other parts of human speech.… … Fig. 1. Amceba proteus.—C. v. contratile vacuole; ec, ectosarc; en.,endosarc; nn., nucleus; ps., pseudopodia. ideas of light, heat, roundness and constant regular motion.By substance, the philosophy of the School, and afterwardDescartes, imagined an unknown object, which they assumedto be the…

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