Chapter

 1 18|           man is the wisest whose mental power is the clearest; who
 2 19|        and the initial impulse of mental perceptions. There is also
 3 19|          so lively, if it had not mental power; and naturally so
 4 20|     Master, secretly produces our mental dispositions;" that is,
 5 20|     country which gave promise of mental dispositions of this kind;
 6 21|         Adam, previous to so many mental dispositions (being developed
 7 45|        process; nor does it expel mental function--it withdraws it
 8 45|       full possession also of our mental faculties, if we are at
 9 57|    external vision of a man whose mental eye it is so easy to blind.
10 58| accomplished fact be prior to the mental conception thereof. It is