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1 6 | submitted to the bodily senses--sound, for instance, to the organ
2 25|     animation, and utters vocal sound. This view is entertained
3 25|       is disturbed at the novel sound; and you would crave for
4 38|       accommodation except in a sound and well-built house. (Now,
5 38|   resources, to depart safe and sound, in possession, too, of
6 45|       of mind; and that which a sound mind ecstatically experiences
7 45|     bring before us images of a sound mind and of wisdom, even