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Page 116
... emotions being invariably attended with an external appearance peculiar to itself * . These external appearances or figns , may not improperly be confidered as a natural language , expreffing to all beholders the several emotions and ...
... emotions being invariably attended with an external appearance peculiar to itself * . These external appearances or figns , may not improperly be confidered as a natural language , expreffing to all beholders the several emotions and ...
Page 125
... emotions that are lefs vivid , have one common expreffion ; from which we may gather the ftrength of the emotion , but scarce the kind : we perceive a chearful or contented look ; and we can make no more of it . Painful paffions , being ...
... emotions that are lefs vivid , have one common expreffion ; from which we may gather the ftrength of the emotion , but scarce the kind : we perceive a chearful or contented look ; and we can make no more of it . Painful paffions , being ...
Page 133
... emotions of different kinds : the emotions , for example , raised by external figns of grief , of remorse , of anger , of en- vy , of malice , are clearly distinguishable from each other . Fifthly , emotions raised by the external figns ...
... emotions of different kinds : the emotions , for example , raised by external figns of grief , of remorse , of anger , of en- vy , of malice , are clearly distinguishable from each other . Fifthly , emotions raised by the external figns ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
ANAPÆSTUs two fhort and a long | 7 |
PRO | 13 |
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