Whence all these thoughts and impressions that steal into consciousness through no apparent form?
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Whence all these thoughts and impressions that steal into consciousness through no apparent form?”
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Woodhull ponders the origins of thoughts that arise without clear external sources.
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