If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject w — Thomas Reid
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If there is anything that can be called genius it consists chiefly in the ability to give that attention to a subject which keeps it steadily in the mind till we have surveyed it accurately on all sides.

— Thomas Reid
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