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... OR JUDGMENT, T'IS SUPPOS'D, CAN HARDLY COME READY FORM'D WITH US INTO THE WORLD. WHATEVER PRINCIPLES OR ... ... THESE SUBJECTS OF CHOICE AND ESTIMATION, WILL NOT, AS I IMAGINE, BY ANY PERSON BE TAKEN FOR INNATE. VSE, PRACTICE AND CULTURE MUST PRECEDE UNDERSTANDING ...