That he has no consciousness of his strength beyond his experience

That he has no consciousness of his strength beyond his experience

That he has no consciousness of his strength beyond his experience

Second. That he has no consciousness of his strength beyond his experience, and can be handled according to our will without force.

Third. That we can, in compliance with the laws of his nature, by which he examines all things new to him, take any object, however frightful, around, over, or on him, that does not inflict pain without causing him to fear.