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The mind
of man being naturally limited, it is impossible that all its
faculties
can operate at once: And the more any one predominates, the less
room
is there for the others to exert their vigour. For this reason, a
greater
degree of simplicity is required in all compositions, where men(sic.), and
actions,
and passions are painted, than in such as consist of reflections
and
observations.
D. Hume, *Of
Simplicity and Refinement in Writing*, 1742
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