...on going back to a mental condition we have outgrown, which I had in the Patagonian solitude ; for I had undoubtedly gone back ; and that state of intense...little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his instinct ; he is in perfect harmony with nature, and is nearly on a level, mentally, with the wild...

...state of the pure savage. He thinks little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his instinct ; he is in perfect harmony with nature, and is nearly...on, and which in their turn sometimes prey on him. 1 If the plains of Patagonia affect a person in this way, even in a much less degree than in my case,...

...sound, not even the rustling of a leaf. One day, while listening to the silence, it occurred to my mind to wonder what the effect would be if I were to shout...on, and which in their turn sometimes prey on him." l For the spectator, such hours as Mr. 1 Op. cit.. pp. 210-222 (abridged). Hudson writes of form a...

...self, — to thinking, and the old insipid existence [again]. "I had undoubtedly gone lack; and tnat state of intense watchfulness or alertness, rather,...on, and which in their turn sometimes prey on him." l For the spectator, such hours as Mr. 1 Op. crt., pp. 210-222 (abridged). Hudson writes of form a...

...former self, — to thinking, and the old insipid existence [again]. " I had undoubtedly gone lack ; and that state of intense watchfulness or alertness,...represented the mental state of the pure savage. He FELICITY OF THE SENSORIAL LIFE 263 thinks little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his [mere...

...sound, not even the rustling of a leaf. One day, while listening to the silence, it occurred to my mind to wonder what the effect would be if I were to shout...represented the mental state of the pure savage. He FELICITY OF THE SENSORIAL LIFE 263 thinks little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his [mere...

...and my intellect until I returned to my former self, — to thinking, and the old insipid existence. I had undoubtedly gone back; and that state of intense...thinks little, reasons little, having a surer guide v in his mere sensory perceptions. He is in perfect harmony with nature, and is nearly on a level,...

...experienced on going back to a mental condition we have outgrown, which I had in the Patagonian solitude; for I had undoubtedly gone back; and that state of intense...little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his instinct; he is in perfect harmony with nature, and is nearly on a level, mentally, with the wild animals...

...he formed an habitual apperception, probably conditioned reflexes that favored his rest. He says: " But during those solitary days it was a rare thing...nature, and is nearly on a level, mentally, with the animals he preys on, and which in their turn sometimes prey on him." (Quoted by James, " Talks to Teachers,"...

...visit other elevations to gaze on the same landscape from another point; and so on for hours. . . . In the state of mind I was in, thought had become...represented the mental state of the pure savage. He t thinks little, reasons little, having a surer guide in his (mere sensory perceptions). He is in perfect...