Tales And Sketches volume 2
Tales And Sketches volume 2
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What can be the meaning of it? Do you believe that such a thing as the apparition of our late master has been seen ?" " Indeed, old Nicholas, seriously, I do believe it. How can I believe otherwise ?" " Don't you rather think it is some illusion of the fancy that the people are deceived, and their senses have im- posed on them ?" " A man has nothing but his external senses to depend on in this world. If these may be supposed fallacious, what is to be considered as real that we either hear or se...e ? I conceive, that if a man believes that he does see an object standing before his eyes, and knows all its features and lineaments, why, he does see it, let casuists say what they will. If he hear it pronounce words audibly, who dare challenge the senses that God has given him, and maintain that he heard no such words pronounced ? I would account the man a presumptuous fool who would say so, or who would set any limits to the phenomena of nature, knowing in whose hand the universe is balanced, and how little of it he thoroughly understands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What can be the meaning of it? Do you believe that such a thing as the apparition of our late master has been seen ?" " Indeed, old Nicholas, seriously, I do believe it. How can I believe otherwise ?" " Don't you rather think it is some illusion of the fancy that the people are deceived, and their senses have im- posed on them ?" " A man has nothing but his external senses to depend on in this world. If these may be supposed fallacious, what is to be considered as real that we either hear or se...e ? I conceive, that if a man believes that he does see an object standing before his eyes, and knows all its features and lineaments, why, he does see it, let casuists say what they will. If he hear it pronounce words audibly, who dare challenge the senses that God has given him, and maintain that he heard no such words pronounced ? I would account the man a presumptuous fool who would say so, or who would set any limits to the phenomena of nature, knowing in whose hand the universe is balanced, and how little of it he thoroughly understands.
What to read after Tales And Sketches volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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