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The cause we are in search of, is a collocation of objects possessing that particular property.
"Well, you watch me," said Jared, "and I'll get up something equally as good." For this choice collocation of words he was indebted to a political editorial in the county weekly. Next morning he was strolling along the roadway, carefully scrutinizing a stretch of dilapidated fence. "What you up to, Jared?" inquired Uncle Nathan Hoskins, who happened to be driving past.
In 1859, he presided at the first public meeting called in Boston, in regard to the collocation of institutions on the Back Bay lands, where the splendid edifices of the Boston Society of Natural History and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology now stand. Of the latter institution he has been a vice-president, and the chairman of its Society of Arts, and a director from the beginning.
Stopping, he looked with some curiosity into the door, over which there was a faded sign to indicate that it was the office of a Justice of the Peace a pleasing collocation of words, to those who could divorce it from any technical significance Justice, Peace the seed and the flower of civilisation.
On its metaphysical side Atheism is the denial of anything psychical in the universe outside of human consciousness; and it is almost inseparably associated with the materialistic interpretation of human consciousness as the ephemeral result of a fleeting collocation of particles of matter.
If the collocation varies, though the laws themselves remain the same, a totally different set of derivative uniformities may, and generally will, be the result. Even where the derivative uniformity is between different effects of the same cause, it will by no means obtain as universally as the law of the cause itself.
And we can best aid him by grammatically analyzing its structure. And, "Life is capable of growing." We are glad to know this. As a vitalist it enables us to take a step towards the front gets us off the "back seat" to which we were summarily ordered at the outset of this inquiry. We let its "unstable collocation" pass for what it is worth, and stick to our grammatical analysis.
She lacked the historic sense; and if she thought of Rome at all, supposed it a collocation of warehouses, jetties, and a church or two an unfamiliar Wapping upon a river with a long name. Her sensations on the voyage were those of sea-sickness, on the golden-hazy Campagna those of home-sickness unaffected. Affectation of any sort was far from her.
For the first time he speaks the great word 'believe. The act of faith is the condition or means of 'receiving. It is the opening of the mental eye for the light to pour in. We possess Jesus in the measure of our faith. The object of faith is 'His name, which means, not this or that collocation of letters by which He is designated, but His whole self-revelation.
There is a double fallacy here. In the first place, conceivability is made the unconditional test of possibility; and, in the next place, it is asserted that unless every particle of matter can think, no collocation of such particles can possibly do so.
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