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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... had there been no other motive , must have rouf- ed his utmost industry to clear this edi- tion from all the defects of the former , fo far as fuggefted by others , or difcov- ered 1 ered by himself . In a work contain- ing.
... had there been no other motive , must have rouf- ed his utmost industry to clear this edi- tion from all the defects of the former , fo far as fuggefted by others , or difcov- ered 1 ered by himself . In a work contain- ing.
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... tion is productive of another.- The fame of Paffions , 6. Caufes of the Paffions of Fear and Anger , 7. Emotions caufed by Fiction , 2. Emotions and Paffions as pleaf- ant and painful , agreeable and Pag . 25 . 36 37 49 . 53 * 55 59 70 ...
... tion is productive of another.- The fame of Paffions , 6. Caufes of the Paffions of Fear and Anger , 7. Emotions caufed by Fiction , 2. Emotions and Paffions as pleaf- ant and painful , agreeable and Pag . 25 . 36 37 49 . 53 * 55 59 70 ...
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... tion indifferently ; and the flighter relations , being with- out number , furnish ideas without end . This doctrine is , in a lively manner , illuftrated by Shakespear . Falftuff . What is the grofs fum that I owe thee ? Hoftefs ...
... tion indifferently ; and the flighter relations , being with- out number , furnish ideas without end . This doctrine is , in a lively manner , illuftrated by Shakespear . Falftuff . What is the grofs fum that I owe thee ? Hoftefs ...
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... tion as the book where it is placed . * In a natural landscape we every day perceive a mul- titude of objects connected by contiguity folely ; which is not unpleafant , because objects of fight make an im- preffion fo lively , as that a ...
... tion as the book where it is placed . * In a natural landscape we every day perceive a mul- titude of objects connected by contiguity folely ; which is not unpleafant , because objects of fight make an im- preffion fo lively , as that a ...
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... tion or paffion as are the most common and the most general ; yet upon examination I find this fingle part fo extenfive , as to require a fubdivifion into feveral fections . Human nature is a complicate machine , and is unavoid- ably fo ...
... tion or paffion as are the most common and the most general ; yet upon examination I find this fingle part fo extenfive , as to require a fubdivifion into feveral fections . Human nature is a complicate machine , and is unavoid- ably fo ...
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