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Page 123
... imagine all the time what the enemy will reply ; you are trying to get him into a corner . Such a training cannot narrow a man's under- standing of other people's opinions , though it may well narrow his own opinions . I should say that ...
... imagine all the time what the enemy will reply ; you are trying to get him into a corner . Such a training cannot narrow a man's under- standing of other people's opinions , though it may well narrow his own opinions . I should say that ...
Page 177
... imagine . We cannot help feeling a baffled desire to know what Milton thought about it all himself , though the main answer has to be that he had trained his mind to see all round the question . One important answer has been given by ...
... imagine . We cannot help feeling a baffled desire to know what Milton thought about it all himself , though the main answer has to be that he had trained his mind to see all round the question . One important answer has been given by ...
Page 260
... imagine the feelings of a mouse , when it plays with a mouse , and any sensible father wants his son to have enough aggressiveness to hold down a pay - packet , or in simpler times defend the cave . Sadism means an imaginative ...
... imagine the feelings of a mouse , when it plays with a mouse , and any sensible father wants his son to have enough aggressiveness to hold down a pay - packet , or in simpler times defend the cave . Sadism means an imaginative ...
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