Elements of Criticism: With the Author's Last Corrections and Additions : Vol. I(-II)From the Press of S. Etheridge, for J. White, Thomas & Andrews, W. Spotswood, D. West, W.P. Blake, E. Larkin, & J. West, 1796 - Criticism - 440 pages |
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Page 50
... of that genuine and perfect music , which is useful in every state , but necef- fary to the Arcadians ; whofe manners , originally rigid , See Chapter 24 . and , he DS 1 and austere , made it of the 50 CHAP . II . Emotions and Paffions .
... of that genuine and perfect music , which is useful in every state , but necef- fary to the Arcadians ; whofe manners , originally rigid , See Chapter 24 . and , he DS 1 and austere , made it of the 50 CHAP . II . Emotions and Paffions .
Page 51
... music to their city , and every difcipline that may foften their manners ; for oth- erwise they can never hope . to fubdue their brutal ferocity . No one will be furprised to hear fuch influence attrib- uted to mufic , when , with ...
... music to their city , and every difcipline that may foften their manners ; for oth- erwise they can never hope . to fubdue their brutal ferocity . No one will be furprised to hear fuch influence attrib- uted to mufic , when , with ...
Page 113
... music , the intimate connection of fenfe and found rejects diffimilar emotions , those ef- pecially that are oppofite . Similar emotions produced by the fenfe and the found , go naturally into union ; and at the fame time are concordant ...
... music , the intimate connection of fenfe and found rejects diffimilar emotions , those ef- pecially that are oppofite . Similar emotions produced by the fenfe and the found , go naturally into union ; and at the fame time are concordant ...
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... music . It muft at the fame time be remarked , that one can bear a greater variety of natural objects , than of ob- jects in a picture ; and a greater variety in a picture than in a defcription . A real object prefented to view , makes ...
... music . It muft at the fame time be remarked , that one can bear a greater variety of natural objects , than of ob- jects in a picture ; and a greater variety in a picture than in a defcription . A real object prefented to view , makes ...
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