The question arises: which is cause, which effect?
It is the view which the mind takes of a thing which creates the sorrow that arises from it.
Here is great quantity of amber, but especially when any storm arises from towards the east; whence the waves bring many things, and very different.
In time of actual warfare they form a part of the reserves, and when the necessity arises fight with even greater intelligence and ferocity than the men.
The failure arises in supposing that relationships can become perceptible without experience--without that conjoint trying and undergoing of which we have spoken.
The question naturally arises, Where did all the dirt come from to fill up these great river beds and change the whole topography of the northern half of the continent?
When anything is seen to contain a series of uses, it becomes a rent-bearer, and the economic problem of rent arises, one step more complex than the problem of valuing simple consumption goods.
From hence in my opinion arises that common prejudice against metaphysical reasonings of all kinds, even amongst those, who profess themselves scholars, and have a just value for every other part of literature.
This is a matter of the first importance, and for fear of any treachery, I propose that whoever undertakes this business without success, even though the failure arises only from an error of judgment, shall suffer death."