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... external figns of paffion . None of these signs are beheld with indifference : they are productive of various ... signs ; and that these invariably make certain impref- fions on a spectator . The external signs of joy , for example ...
... external figns of paffion . None of these signs are beheld with indifference : they are productive of various ... signs ; and that these invariably make certain impref- fions on a spectator . The external signs of joy , for example ...
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... external signs being disagreeable , though it be commonly reckoned a pleasant paffion . But pride is not an exception ; for in reality it is a mix- ed paffion , partly pleasant partly painful . When a proud man ... EXTERNAL SIGNS OF Ch.XV.
... external signs being disagreeable , though it be commonly reckoned a pleasant paffion . But pride is not an exception ; for in reality it is a mix- ed paffion , partly pleasant partly painful . When a proud man ... EXTERNAL SIGNS OF Ch.XV.
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... external figns , so far as can be gathered from their nature , feem indif- ferent to the production of pleasure or pain . Admitting then the fuppofition , the question is , How would our fympathy operate ... EXTERNAL SIGNS OF Ch . XV .
... external figns , so far as can be gathered from their nature , feem indif- ferent to the production of pleasure or pain . Admitting then the fuppofition , the question is , How would our fympathy operate ... EXTERNAL SIGNS OF Ch . XV .
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