Elements of Criticism, Volume 2Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1967 - Criticism |
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Lord Henry Home Kames. person , and indignation united with hatred in the hearts of others , are the punishments provided by nature for injuftice . Stupid and infenfible must he be in extreme , who , in a contrivance fo exquifite ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. person , and indignation united with hatred in the hearts of others , are the punishments provided by nature for injuftice . Stupid and infenfible must he be in extreme , who , in a contrivance fo exquifite ...
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... person who fuffers . Difagreeable paffions only , are productive of repulfive e- motions involving the fpectator's averfion , and frequently his indignation . This art- ful contrivance makes us cling to the virtu- ous and abhor the ...
... person who fuffers . Difagreeable paffions only , are productive of repulfive e- motions involving the fpectator's averfion , and frequently his indignation . This art- ful contrivance makes us cling to the virtu- ous and abhor the ...
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... person or thing by reference . If I had leave to print the Latin letters tranfmit- ted to me from foreign parts , they would fill a vo- lume , and be a full defence against all that Mr Partridge , or his accomplices of the Portugal ...
... person or thing by reference . If I had leave to print the Latin letters tranfmit- ted to me from foreign parts , they would fill a vo- lume , and be a full defence against all that Mr Partridge , or his accomplices of the Portugal ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
ANAPÆSTUs two fhort and a long | 7 |
PRO | 13 |
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