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'' | <head>14 Feb<hi rend='superscript'>y</hi> 1809<!-- in pencil --></head> | ||
<head>(18) (13)<!-- in pencil --></head> | |||
<p><del>The</del> By running his head into a bush, and keeping<lb/> | |||
his eyes fast closed, the Irishman in the jest-book story,<lb/> | |||
conceived himself to be giving himself an effectual protection<lb/> | |||
against the scrutiny of his pursuers: <add>among the discoveries ascribed to</add> the illustrious<lb/> | |||
<del>Fit</del> Fichte a successful follower in the track of discovery<lb/> | |||
traced out by the illustrious Kant is that of an <add>a most simple</add> expedition<lb/> | |||
mode of destroying and recreating the material world at pleasure —<lb/> | |||
an <del>operation</del> <add>effect the production of</add> which <del>every <gap/></del> the most simple<lb/> | |||
of men may find it in their power to produce it any<lb/> | |||
time, by so simple a process as that of shutting and<lb/> | |||
opening his <del><gap/></del> eyes.</p> | |||
<p>In the <del><gap/></del> reverend M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Justice Blackstone's and the reverend<lb/> | |||
Doctor Paleys every-thing-is-as-it-should-be<lb/> | |||
school <del>it shoul should seem</del> a notion seems to have<lb/> | |||
prevailed <add>obtained</add> — a notion which if it did obtain seems to have<lb/> | |||
obtained but too ample a confirmation from experience,<lb/> | |||
is that whether by the opening of his own eyes <del>he</del><lb/> | |||
it be or be not in his power, to open those of his pupils,<lb/> | |||
by shutting his own eyes it is at any rate in his power<lb/> | |||
and alas with but too little difficulty, and so but too<lb/> | |||
great an <gap/>, to shut them.</p> | |||
14 Feby 1809
(18) (13)
The By running his head into a bush, and keeping
his eyes fast closed, the Irishman in the jest-book story,
conceived himself to be giving himself an effectual protection
against the scrutiny of his pursuers: among the discoveries ascribed to the illustrious
Fit Fichte a successful follower in the track of discovery
traced out by the illustrious Kant is that of an a most simple expedition
mode of destroying and recreating the material world at pleasure —
an operation effect the production of which every the most simple
of men may find it in their power to produce it any
time, by so simple a process as that of shutting and
opening his eyes.
In the reverend Mr Justice Blackstone's and the reverend
Doctor Paleys every-thing-is-as-it-should-be
school it shoul should seem a notion seems to have
prevailed obtained — a notion which if it did obtain seems to have
obtained but too ample a confirmation from experience,
is that whether by the opening of his own eyes he
it be or be not in his power, to open those of his pupils,
by shutting his own eyes it is at any rate in his power
and alas with but too little difficulty, and so but too
great an , to shut them.
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jeremy bentham |
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andre morellet |
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