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Sinopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...you feel 'tis sore, it makes a clatter; Bui what you feel is all you know, of toe, or stone, or Mind, or Matter. Mill and Hume of Mind and Matter wouldn't leave a rag or tatter; What although we feel the blow, that doesn't show there's Mind or Matter. We meet and mix with other men; with women, too, who sweetly chatter, But mayn't we here be duped again, and take our thoughts for Mind and Matter. Sights and sounds like Mind and and Matter, fairy forms that seem to chatter; May be gleams in Fancy's dreams of Men and Women, Mind and Matter. Successive feelings on us seize (as thick as falling hail-stones patter), The Chance of some return of these, is all we mean by Mind and Matter. Those who talk of Mind and Matter just a senseless jargon patter; What are We, or You, ar He? dissolving views, not Mind or Matter. We're but a train of visions vain, of ihought that cheat, and hopes that flatter. This hour's our own, the past is flown; the rest unknown, like Mind and Matter. Then farewell to Mind and and Matter; to the winds at once we scatter, Time and Place and Form and Space, and You and Me, and Mind and Matter. We banish hence Reid's Common Sense; we laugh at Dugald Stewart's blatter; Sir William, too, and Mansel's crew, we've done for You, and Mind and Matter Speak no more of Mind and Matter; Mill with mud may else bespatter. All your schools of silly fools, that dare believe in Mind and Matter. But had I skill, like Stuart Mill, his own position I would shatter; The weight of Mill! I count as Nil--if Mill has neither Mind nor Matter. Mill, when minus Mind and Matter, though he make a kind of clatter, Must himself just mount the Shelf, and there be laid with Mind and Matter. I'd push my logic further still (though this may have the look of...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...you feel 'tis sore, it makes a clatter; Bui what you feel is all you know, of toe, or stone, or Mind, or Matter. Mill and Hume of Mind and Matter wouldn't leave a rag or tatter; What although we feel the blow, that doesn't show there's Mind or Matter. We meet and mix with other men; with women, too, who sweetly chatter, But mayn't we here be duped again, and take our thoughts for Mind and Matter. Sights and sounds like Mind and and Matter, fairy forms that seem to chatter; May be gleams in Fancy's dreams of Men and Women, Mind and Matter. Successive feelings on us seize (as thick as falling hail-stones patter), The Chance of some return of these, is all we mean by Mind and Matter. Those who talk of Mind and Matter just a senseless jargon patter; What are We, or You, ar He? dissolving views, not Mind or Matter. We're but a train of visions vain, of ihought that cheat, and hopes that flatter. This hour's our own, the past is flown; the rest unknown, like Mind and Matter. Then farewell to Mind and and Matter; to the winds at once we scatter, Time and Place and Form and Space, and You and Me, and Mind and Matter. We banish hence Reid's Common Sense; we laugh at Dugald Stewart's blatter; Sir William, too, and Mansel's crew, we've done for You, and Mind and Matter Speak no more of Mind and Matter; Mill with mud may else bespatter. All your schools of silly fools, that dare believe in Mind and Matter. But had I skill, like Stuart Mill, his own position I would shatter; The weight of Mill! I count as Nil--if Mill has neither Mind nor Matter. Mill, when minus Mind and Matter, though he make a kind of clatter, Must himself just mount the Shelf, and there be laid with Mind and Matter. I'd push my logic further still (though this may have the look of...
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