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... sense ; the latter , by means of the sense of propriety . Here is a final cause of the sense of propriety , that must rouse our attention . It 1 + 1 I It is undoubtedly the intereft of every man , to 20 Ch . X. CONGRUITY.
... sense ; the latter , by means of the sense of propriety . Here is a final cause of the sense of propriety , that must rouse our attention . It 1 + 1 I It is undoubtedly the intereft of every man , to 20 Ch . X. CONGRUITY.
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... sense or in the melody ; and for that reason this paufe may be neglected . With respect then to the pauses of sense and of melody , it may be affirmed without he- fitation , that their coincidence in verse is a capital beauty . But as ...
... sense or in the melody ; and for that reason this paufe may be neglected . With respect then to the pauses of sense and of melody , it may be affirmed without he- fitation , that their coincidence in verse is a capital beauty . But as ...
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... sense , by distinguishing important words from others . These two effects ought never to be feparated . If a musical accent be put where the sense rejects it , we feel a discordance betwixt the thought and the I the melody . An accent ...
... sense , by distinguishing important words from others . These two effects ought never to be feparated . If a musical accent be put where the sense rejects it , we feel a discordance betwixt the thought and the I the melody . An accent ...
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