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The only safe course is to confine the term Sensation to the immediate data of the five senses -- touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste, with probably the addition of muscular and other internal feelings.
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Sensation is the source of all ideas, but it is only objects external to the mind which can be sensated.
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Sensation is the source of all ideas, but it is only objects external to the mind which can be sensated.
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Slave to Sensation is in the 2007 AAR Top 100 Romances list!
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Sensation is an exertion or change of the central parts of the sensorium, or of the whole of it, beginning at some of those extreme parts of it, which reside in the muscles or organs of sense.
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Sensation is an exertion or change of the central parts of the sensorium or of the whole of it, beginning at some of those extreme parts of it which reside in the muscles or organs of sense.
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"Sensation" -- and an infinite deal of hooting and groaning to boot.
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-- Wonder Woman’s invisible plane dates back to the character’s Golden Age origins, first appearing in Sensation Comics #1 (January 1942).
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; -) I still think Slave to Sensation is my very favorite love story.
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Sometimes I want a little extra edge and spool up with Trilene Sensation, which is more expensive but a bit smaller in diameter.
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