Elements of Criticism, Volume 1Bell, 1785 - 518 pages |
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... mentioned ; but not another paffion is fo unwearied an antagonist to the sweets of focial intercourfe : pride and envy put a man perpetually in oppofition to others ; and difpofe him to relish bad more than good qualities , even in a ...
... mentioned ; but not another paffion is fo unwearied an antagonist to the sweets of focial intercourfe : pride and envy put a man perpetually in oppofition to others ; and difpofe him to relish bad more than good qualities , even in a ...
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... mentioned , hath also a confiderable influence to vary the natural train of ideas ; which is , that in the minds of fome perfons , thoughts and cir . cumstances crowd upon each other by the flightest connections . I ascribe this to a ...
... mentioned , hath also a confiderable influence to vary the natural train of ideas ; which is , that in the minds of fome perfons , thoughts and cir . cumstances crowd upon each other by the flightest connections . I ascribe this to a ...
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... mentioned , and in others that are fimilar . These observations , by the way , furnish materials for inftituting a comparison between the synthetic and analytic methods of reafoning : the fynthetic method , defcending regularly from ...
... mentioned , and in others that are fimilar . These observations , by the way , furnish materials for inftituting a comparison between the synthetic and analytic methods of reafoning : the fynthetic method , defcending regularly from ...
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... one who is under no distress of body nor of mind . The circumstances now mentioned , if they raife an emotion or paffion , cannot be entirely indiffer C 2 ent ent ; for if fo , they could not make Part I. 35 EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS .
... one who is under no distress of body nor of mind . The circumstances now mentioned , if they raife an emotion or paffion , cannot be entirely indiffer C 2 ent ent ; for if fo , they could not make Part I. 35 EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS .
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... mentioned , raise emotions by means of their properties and qualities : to the e- motion raised by a large river , its fize , its force , and and its fluency , contribute each a fhare : the 36 Ch . II . EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS .
... mentioned , raise emotions by means of their properties and qualities : to the e- motion raised by a large river , its fize , its force , and and its fluency , contribute each a fhare : the 36 Ch . II . EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS .
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