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1
The years that bring the
philosophic
mind
will not bring-theymust find-enthusiasm
2
But Voltairianism is only the half of the
philosophic
mind
.
3
The orang is distinctly an animal of more serene temper and more
philosophic
mind
than the chimpanzee.
4
What the old
philosophic
mind
thought upon these great questions, we have already, to some extent, developed.
5
Before Sawyer could reply, the
philosophic
mind
of Steve saw the practical sense of his brother's suggestion.
6
He was blessed with the love of a peaceful life with good nerves, ample wealth, and a
philosophic
mind
.
7
Years did not bring to him the
philosophic
mind
,
but the spirit of the opinionated partisan and the heated denouncer.
8
Of the qualities that go to the making of a great historian he had
two
,
-
the
philosophic
mind
and the vivid imagination.
9
In fact, to one who looked at it with a
philosophic
mind
,
an air of squalor might possibly have been detected.
10
This study, to which she brought a
philosophic
mind
and a candid heart, convinced her that the teaching should be tried.
11
But any
philosophic
mind
must, I conceive, come to the same conclusion, independently of any other authority than that of reason.
12
The
philosophic
mind
would have noted with interest how ingeniously these games were made to appeal to the patriotism of the throng.
13
It was not an original remark, nor had Frieda appropriated it passionately, for she had a patriotic rather than a
philosophic
mind
.
14
All this did Lancey see from his secret point of observation, and deeply did his
philosophic
mind
moralise on what he saw.
15
I have a pitiful heart; I try to keep a
philosophic
mind
;
I am cheery with them; I am doubtful, I am hopeful!
16
Upon all subjects likely to excite inquiry his knowledge was full and precise, and his opinions those of a sagacious and
philosophic
mind
.
philosophic
mind
philosophic