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<p>But occurrences in general and in particular such as at the<lb/>time were of a painful nature, will be continually forcing or<lb/>endeavouring to force themselves from their Repository in the<lb/>Memory into present remembrance: and this in a proportion<lb/>rising with that of their magnitude and in particular to that<lb/> of their intensity: <del>to wit</del> <add>that is</add> with the intensity which belongs to them<lb/>at the time. To keep them out of present remembrance &#x2014; in<lb/>one word out of view will be best in an imperfect degree in any<lb/>man's power. <del>But</del>  attention <add>however strong - desire however correct</add> <del>is not in general strong enough</del>:<lb/><add>and fails to exclude the recurrence of sad and disagreeable recollections</add><lb/>the will has not in general <add>so</add> <del>any such</del> perfect <add>a</add> command over<lb/>the thoughts, as to chase such <gap/> away</p>
 
<p>By exercise however this faculty like any other may be strengthened<lb/>and improved.</p>
 
<p><add>In fact the thoughts have been often drained out</add><lb/><del>The book can not at present be recollected - (it was it is believed</del><lb/>only to whelm past sorrows in oblivion but bring to<lb/><del>some foreign book on the subject of the Criminal Law</del>) &#x2014; in which<lb/>deaden the intensity of present suffering. Cases are recorded of men<lb/> <del>mention is made of a man</del> who at the very time they <add>were</add> <del>was</del> undergoing<lb/>the severest torture <add>have</add> had the faculty of drawing away <add>their</add> his attention<lb/>even from the present sensations with such force as in<lb/> a very considerable degree to diminish the baneful influence of<lb/>it. In comparison of the force of attention requisite for the<lb/> production of such an effect the force necessary to the keeping<lb/> out of view the ordinary stack of such unpleasant incidents<lb/>as those <del>with</del> which <add>occur in</add> the memory <add>will be found to be</add> <del>is</del> very considerable.</p>


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But occurrences in general and in particular such as at the
time were of a painful nature, will be continually forcing or
endeavouring to force themselves from their Repository in the
Memory into present remembrance: and this in a proportion
rising with that of their magnitude and in particular to that
of their intensity: to wit that is with the intensity which belongs to them
at the time. To keep them out of present remembrance — in
one word out of view will be best in an imperfect degree in any
man's power. But attention however strong - desire however correct is not in general strong enough:
and fails to exclude the recurrence of sad and disagreeable recollections
the will has not in general so any such perfect a command over
the thoughts, as to chase such away

By exercise however this faculty like any other may be strengthened
and improved.

In fact the thoughts have been often drained out
The book can not at present be recollected - (it was it is believed
only to whelm past sorrows in oblivion but bring to
some foreign book on the subject of the Criminal Law) — in which
deaden the intensity of present suffering. Cases are recorded of men
mention is made of a man who at the very time they were was undergoing
the severest torture have had the faculty of drawing away their his attention
even from the present sensations with such force as in
a very considerable degree to diminish the baneful influence of
it. In comparison of the force of attention requisite for the
production of such an effect the force necessary to the keeping
out of view the ordinary stack of such unpleasant incidents
as those with which occur in the memory will be found to be is very considerable.



Identifier: | JB/015/389/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 15.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

015

Main Headings

deontology

Folio number

389

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f66

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

sir john bowring

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

5605

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